Good to know. I'll start to give them another serious look
sic_semper_tyrannis
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Like others have noted, the firmware updating doesn't work on Linux. This is why I like Gulikit King Kong Pro controllers. Their settings are adjusted on a firmware bases by pressing different buttons together on the controller. OS agnostic. Also their firmware updates only require dragging and dropping a file into the controller when connected over USB. It works totally fine on Linux.
Wow, I thought the project died. I'm glad it's still hear. The feature set looks to be the best of these style devices
I too thought maybe the instance shut down. I'm glad it didn't. No worries, I hope your vacation went well. I'll survive a few days without social media
That would be great but that's just not the way it is unfortunately
Because as you said it is available in some capacity already. Plus people complain about the slow speed of the 4 so maybe people will want to develop quicker for the 6. I could be totally wrong but I'm hopeful
We know GrapheneOS only makes their OS on Pixel phones or whatever their own device will be so it's moot
Pixel phones have an extra security chip in them called the Titan. Other manufacturers lack this.
Get a used moderately old petrol car and do an EV motor swap into it.
I bet PostmarketOS will release for it
I wouldn't call it unprecedented, just more obvious
I'm going to be making a box like this with my RPi5 as I already have one and they sell just the OS. I am researching how to add GPS to the Pi5 and am now looking into antennas.
In this photo the antenna for GPS is the same style as the WiFi antenna. AFAIK they are referred to as "RF" antennas but I cannot find info saying that GPS will work with RF antennas. The GPS antennas are typically patch style or weirdly shaped.
Can I use an RF style antenna for GPS? Are there particularities when using that style of antenna? I know the receiver I'm looking to use is an active style. If not then I could use some help finding a small patch style antenna preferably with a detachable SMA cable port so I can run a super short cable out of the case.
Sorry I accidentally deleted my last post. I appreciate the answers the two people gave.
This is some big larva I found and the head looks centipede-ish but the body is short and fat with less legs.
I went through my images and found an old photo of a beetle that was on my screen door. Maybe it's a larva for one of these?
I'm just getting back into Legos and recieved the 10317 Defender kit for the holidays. I would rather it have white wheels (I don't mind painting) and found that there was a past model wheel that came in white. The only difference is the axle style. Instead of the cross pattern it looks more like a half cross. What is this pattern called? Is it compatible with the cross pattern? It looks like it could be.
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Neat animation. I notice you have lots of forest around so you won't be able to see Polaris until it's high up and mixed with other stars. How do you polar align? I'm new to this and at my house by the time I see Polaris I can't differentiate it from the other stars to be able to polar align.