I used this project. The seller didn’t have any in stock when I modded my console, so I got JLC PCB to manufacture the PCB and do the assembly. I also had to trim quite a bit of the chassis since I ordered the PCB too thick. My specific mod only fits in old xl models though. This tindie listing looks better than what I did and works on all consoles.
I did the same to my 3ds. Totally worth it, especially considering that the original connector was not standard and did not make proper contact anymore.
I mean, it’s blahaj.zone, what else were you going to do? Not upvote?
lvra.gitlab.io is a great source of info for vr on linux. The discord server you mentioned is also bridged to Matrix for those who don’t want to use discord.
How do you not have respect for someone who writes software, and then makes their hard work freely available to you? If someone doing significant FOSS work does not earn your respect, I don’t think you’re capable of respecting other people.
IIRC robot vacuums usually use a single Time of Flight (ToF) sensor that rotates, giving the robot a 2d scan of it’s surroundings. This is sufficient for a vacuum which only needs to operate on a flat surface, but self driving vehicles need a better understanding of their surroundings than just a thin slice.
That’s why cars might use over 30 distinct ToF sensors, each at a different vertical angle, that are then all placed in the rotating module, giving the system a full 3d scan of it’s surroundings. I would assume those modules are much more expensive, though still insignificant compared to the cost of a car sold on the idea of self driving.
Gamers yearn for better graphics. Also, the og HTC Vive is still completely usable today, unlike the quest 1.
Malware. All the malware 🪲. That thing better be airgapped.
IIRC a few years back I used those red and blue 3d glasses to try virtualboy emulation. That could be a cheap way to get 3d visuals, definitely cheaper than a 3ds lol.
Some of the streets where those bike lanes were installed actually saw reduced travel times for cars. Not to mention that “just put them on side streets” does not really work since destinations are found on the main streets and side streets usually don’t run perfectly parallel to main streets.
I’m rocking the 3a with Calyx OS, derived from Lineage OS, it’s also pretty good. It actually fits in my hand and pockets and has a headphone jack!
They should have renamed instead, something like the “Carbon Rebate”. It’s more descriptive anyways. “Axe the Rebate” does not feel the same.
Wait, do normie phone, just, instantly open an untrusted website? The camera on LineageOS has a “scan” mode where it shows the data of scanned QR codes before you make an action.
Blind people cannot drive. They exist. Or how about people too young to get a driving permit? Or people who cannot afford to buy, maintain, insure and store a vehicle?
Reducing car dependency increases mobility.
IIRC some self-driving systems even break road laws by not coming to a full stop at stop signs.
It irks me how little people in my area are actually critical of our car dependence. Even though personal vehicles create significant pollution, it would still be worth just for the health and quality of life benefits alone.
Sometimes I don’t like using a CLI program, especially for something so visual like PDFs. If I don’t need to make any edits to a PDF and am only arranging it, I like to use a program called PDFarranger.
Libreoffice draw can edit PDFs, and is polished the same as all the rest of the Libreoffice suite. It works pretty well in my experience.
As described here, calling someone trans when they themselves don’t identify that way is problematic, since you are imposing a gender on that person.