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@lupyuen If a quadcopter endangers personnel, then I would hate to see what kind of threat the actual fire, soot and hot air pose.

The article is very dismissive of the people who risk their property and freedom for information that could be shared IRT with firefighting efforts.

"window that can be built in 15 minutes and costs just £12 a square metre using polyethylene, PVC piping, pipe insulation and duct tape"

theguardian.com/world/2023/aug

The SOPGON SG2042 64 core CPU could once again prove that T-Head is not to be ignored. Only time will tell how well this will perform.

Around 1024 of these cores would be a modest computational cluster for heavily threaded workloads. The Xuantie Cores were made for servers and they have their own secrets.

@thor There should be a government agent watching out of sight to make sure that there isn't misinformation in the forecast.

All the worlds a stage and we are merely players.

@thor @realcaseyrollins

Hahaha, I can see that... but I do. The one thing that happens when im not on meds is i spread myself too thin doing too many things at once while following through on none of it. On the meds I get stuff done and tend to focus on one thing at a time, I just get very frustrated.

On the drugs ill follow through on something and it will be mediocer... off the drugs i wont follow through on any project but ill have 100 brilliant ideas.

Usually if i dont have a 9-5 ideally ill go through cycles on and off. When off I come up with ideas and take notes, and when on it i pick an idea and follow through, rinse repeat.

The sweet spot for me is 1-2 weeks on it. In that case I am hyper focused, no frustration, Its the sweet spot.

@freemo It is a good way to flex on peers. Perhaps MISRA C++ could be the answer.

@freemo Assembly for protecting the memory should work. It might be easier to just use Assembly nested in the code or call cookie cutter code to do the same thing.

A read of the object into protected memory would allow two objects to exist at once. The secure processor would have the immutable one and the user mode would have the mutable one. Depending on what is needed, either could be called by reference.

There's the secure processing on modern CPUs. That's going to be some awkward Assembly but the object would be as immutable as possible while remaining mutable. It could also be done by using the OS.

Genealogy Report: "lineage and genealogy (of) each instruction found in the RISC-V ISA by tracing each instruction’s origin" (2016)

live-risc-v.pantheonsite.io/te

I am completely new to this world. Everything I know is from the internet - hamstudy.org & YouTube primarily. The prospect of communicating with satellites is thrilling to me! I'm also interested in the "surival" uses of alternative forms of communication. #introduction #ham

I am making tons of progress on my . APRS project called .

I got an igate relay hosted (this will be neccesary to ensure we can get dup packets):

igate.digipex.io

I got a web-app going that will display allt he clients on the map and give some statistics/status info:

hub.digipex.io

I also have the most important part, working code that talks to the radios and routes / rewrites packets. Right now it can send/receive, digipeat, and gate to and from the igate.

The code for digipex is here: git.qoto.org/digipex/digipex

And you can see some information about my particular digipex node here:

hub.digipex.io/views/overview.

The picture below is of a microcomputer (like a raspberry pi, its a khadas) running digipex and showing the packets it deals with on the miniature screen.

@skyblond Also don't put a massive library right next to a river.

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