Also note that this site is public. Assume that all the usual archiving sites have archived it, e.g. archive.org, archive.is, etc.
Remember Murphy's Law of Public Data: once it's on the internet it's public forever, unless you need to find that data again in the future at which point it'll...
Helicopters are thousands of parts temporarily flying in close formation. My favorite explanation is that they work because they're so ugly the ground doesn't want to touch them, but when the parts also don't want to be something ugly, so when the parts go their separate ways that ground stops...
Yep. The FCC regulates allocation of the RF spectrum. They sold unused spectrum to the telecoms for 5G, with a ridiculously huge 220MHz guard band between that and the allocation they'd sold to the aircraft radar altimeter & TCAS manufacturers (the 5G allocation in question is 3.7-3.98 GHz, the...
I've got multiple calculator apps on my phone. And some on my computers. And physical calculators. Sometimes it's nice to not need to swap what's on screen, and instead just swap to a different device. Definitely worth having a good phone app or two (or eight, maybe I have too many) for...
That chip uses the SPI clock to generate the sample clock for the ADC.
> The MCP3004/3008 A/D converters employ a conventional SAR architecture. With this architecture, a sample is acquired on an internal sample/hold capacitor for 1.5 clock cycles starting on the first rising edge of the serial...
Which flame sensor? Link the datasheet, there are too many different types with entirely different operating principles to know anything from just "flame sensor". Likewise for the solenoid. Do you have a circuit diagram? It's difficult to follow what's connected where from your description. The...
There are lots of RPN calculator app or programs. RealCalc on Android, Orpie for Linux/MacOS/BSD CLI, or for a more full-featured GUI application Qalculate is extremely capable (even includes propagation of uncertainty & interval arithmetic).
It's an interesting one. The architecture is also open, this article is a good introduction to it (though it requires knowledge of how other LLM concepts like transformers work, the same author has similar articles on many of those).
The area that burned this year hasn't burned in the last few years, so it's hardly "an area that's been burning nearly every year". Unless you mean the entire state of California!
Eucalyptus trees are part of the issue. They were imported for several reasons, and invasively spread across...
Since .zip is allowed, everything is allowed. Even if it weren't, you can always change file extensions to an allowed value & note what to change them back to in the post (though this is annoying, it proves the futility of allowing only selected file extensions)! As proof, I've attached a random...
Compose space space is the default sequence for a non-breaking space on MacOS and most Linux distributions. Be sure your compose key is enabled, not all OSes turn that on by default (Windows requires the third-party WinCompose to even use a compose key in the first place).
One types them, using the keyboard and your OS's input method for doing so. E.g. for me on Linux that's a Compose key (where right-control would be), so to type x² I type the sequence x, compose, ^, 2. Windows users are stuck holding alt & memorizing numpad codes, or installing third-party...
Type one. I don't what your OS/system is set up for, but for me (NixOS defaults or Windows with WinCompose) it's Compose Space Space for non-breaking space.
Not sure what you mean by a non-breaking hyphen. That's not a standard character name in Unicode.
Also this is the programming language...
