You can’t really get a jammer to disable only a drone. The jamming will affect an area all around, likely affecting the neighbors’ wifi, bluetooth connections, and other radio signals like cellphones, for example.
If that happens, it would get noticed, reported, and investigated very quickly.
Also super illegal and easy to get caught for.
I think the implication is that 50% of people don’t have testicles.
I DECLARE… VARIABLE!
Mine only uses a 4-to-6 digit pin as a password, and sms for 2fa
It wasn’t quite reverse engineered. They found a hacky way to bypass hardware limitations and basically duplicated the game.
Lacto-saccharine sounds better
I just meant you can have an internal fan that’s larger than your heatsink, and a shroud to direct the airflow to it. It requires less vertical space, but more horizontal space.
You can use a larger fan and a shroud to redirect the air flow, similar to how laptops are cooled.
It’s pronounced bouquet
Y’all are coming here trying to turn Lemmy into Reddit.
yeet cap rn
It’s right there!
While I get that this is for a meme, this picture can be simply explained by the fact that these chargers have very short cables, and this truck wouldn’t be able to charge if they had parked normally. It’s actually a pretty common sight.
This doesn’t make conservatives any better, but it does give this specific picture some context.
If you’re on GrapheneOS, you get the option to block an app’s network access when you install it. So you can use whatever keyboard you want and it can’t call home.
A good DM wouldn’t stop you from attempting stupid plots. They’d just let you suffer the consequences of your actions.
Higher refresh rates make a bigger difference when physically larger portions of the screen are changing at once, and when there’s fast movement on the screen. That’s why it has a more noticeable effect on FPS games, where the entire screen changes when you move the mouse, and when you want to quickly move your aim to specific points. It’s much more noticeable on a large display than it is on a phone screen, for example.
In a GUI, your options are human-readable and all presented to you. In a terminal, you have to know the names of the programs/commands. It’s not a big deal for something like Notepad or vim, but it gets more complicated when you don’t know the name of what you’re looking for. It’s easier to remember the which program you need when you have a list and icons. You can do all the same things, but a GUI is much more intuitive for the majority of people.
Are they both desktop computers? Are they both connected to the 5ghz band?
Gifs as an image file format has very poor compression, particularly for complex images. Each frame only contains the parts that are changed from the previous one, so simple graphics with only small parts that change work well. When the image starts getting larger and more detailed, proper video compression becomes much more efficient.
Are you really comparing someone flying a drone over your property to slavery?