Someone around here said that their wife was a #15

I’m not so sure. From a software perspective adding a kill switch is needlessly adding a potential vulnerability. Given that (as many others have said) the planes will need spare parts and software updates anyways I see it as quite unlikely that there would be an kill switch.

Wouldn’t a SSD card be a type of RAM?

* RAM

I wounderd why this was getting down voted, since it’s a really cool project, but I see it know. They just make it sound like Steve Mould did it all himself (he didn’t)

Also, check the number of contributors to a project. All of those people do (probably) trust the project and have also (probably) read at least parts of the source code for it

nice game! although I feel like some of the setups in tumbling ballistic are impossible to beat, although there just random. Anyways, here’s my very messy code:

// Arguments:
let {x_position, altitude, angle, userStore} = arguments[0];

let target_angle = 0
let x_thrust = 0

///////////////
// Side slip //
///////////////

let half = 159
let ms = 400
let target_speed = ((half - x_position) / half) * ms

if (altitude < 150 || target_speed < 0.1 * ms)
  target_speed = 0

if (!("px" in userStore)) {
  userStore.px = x_position
}
let dx = userStore.px - x_position
userStore.px = x_position
let xs = dx * 60 + target_speed
let axs = xs > 0 ? xs : -xs

target_angle = axs < 90 ? xs : 90 * (xs / axs)
x_thrust = (axs / 90) * (target_angle  > 0 ? target_angle : -target_angle) * 1
if (x_thrust > 1) {
  x_thrust = 1
}
x_thrust = x_thrust * ((target_angle  > 0 ? target_angle : -target_angle) / 90)

let atas = altitude < 150 ? altitude / 150 : 1
target_angle *= atas

let ad = target_angle - angle
let aad = ad > 0 ? ad : -ad

let aa = angle > 0 ? angle : -angle

let xtc90 = altitude < 500 ? (altitude / 500) * 30 : 30

if (aa > 90 + xtc90 || aad > 45 || altitude < 200) {
  x_thrust = 0
}

//////////////
// Altitude //
//////////////

if (!("da" in userStore)) {
  userStore.da = 0;
}
if (!("pa" in userStore)) {
  userStore.pa = altitude;
}

userStore.da = userStore.pa - altitude
userStore.pa = altitude
let as = userStore.da * 60

let tas = altitude / 1.35 + 0.2
let thrust = 0
if (as > tas) {
  thrust = 1
}
let acb = 200 + (as > 250 ? 100 : 0)
let angle_cutoff = altitude < acb ? 89 * (as / 200) : 35
if (angle_cutoff > 89) angle_cutoff = 89
if ((angle > 0 ? angle : -angle) > angle_cutoff) {
  thrust = 0
}

thrust += x_thrust
if (thrust > 1) {
  thrust = 1
}

//////////////
// Rotation //
//////////////

if (!("dr" in userStore)) {
  userStore.dr = 0;
}
if (!("pr" in userStore)) {
  userStore.pr = angle;
}

userStore.dr = userStore.pr - angle
userStore.pr = angle
let rs = userStore.dr * 60
let ars = rs > 0 ? rs : -rs
let rsrtm = 0.02
let rt = (-(angle - target_angle) / 360) * 10 + rs * rsrtm

let ardmc = 50
if (ars < 30) ardmc = 0

let rd = angle - target_angle
let ard = (rd > 0 ? rs : -rd) + rs * ardmc

let ard180_1 = 180 - (angle > 0 ? angle : -angle)
let ard180_2 = 180 - (target_angle > 0 ? target_angle : -target_angle)
let ard180 = ard180_1 + ard180_2 - rs * ardmc

if (((target_angle > 0) != (angle > 0)) && ard180 < ard && false) {
  rt -= rs * rsrtm
  rt = -rt 
}

if (rt > 1) rt = 1;
else if (rt < -1) rt = -1;

// Return:
return { rotThrust:rt, aftThrust:thrust,userStore:userStore };

What in the whole dam world is linex forte stabilni slozeni 2?

Try removing any unused language packs! I’ve heard that the French one takes up allot of space, remove it with sudo rm -rf /

/s

I just use the yellow one as I feel like they already represent everyone. I would definitely not feel any better about using a white emoji, I’d just feel like a racist trying to convince people that I’m better. I also like the yellow ones as it makes the standard to be anonymous about your skin colour. Or you could just use the outlined one for everything 🫥. Also the hole emoji is awesome 🕳️

And that was a way longer ramble then I intended 😀

And finally, good by 🖐️🖐🏻🖐🏼🖐🏽🖐🏾🖐🏿

P.S. Typing them all out the yellow one is also by far the most readeble. The white ones work very good on the black background I’m viewing this on but they probably just blend in to the background if your using a light theme. Maybe we should just type out all the variants? 🤷🤷🏻🤷🏼🤷🏽🤷🏾🤷🏿🤷‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏿‍♀️🤷‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏿‍♂️

Can it also just display a clock?

I have something that is a dedicated battery power meter but looks just like a voltmeter (and it’s probably just one with a different reading on it)

What’s up with find? I’ve got so used to fd that I don’t understand what this is referring to

• https://github.com/LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv/issues/5482
• https://github.com/LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv/issues/7287

Also you could (if you haven’t already) try asking in the LibreElectro forum

And also please check that your flashing the orange pi correctly. Note that the LibreElectro image is a .img.gz file and the Ubuntu one is (from what I remember) a .iso file

You could also try a older LibreElectro version and see if that works. If it does open a issue in their GitHub repo about the latest release being broken

Or any other waves around you

Here is the comment I thought of:

Ah yes, America killing literally tens of million: righteous! China killing literally no one, absolute scum of the earth!
Never takes much for the shoe to drop with you people.

He might have written something else around here or he has edited the comment and then you may be completely correct. In such case please excuse me for being a bit rude :)

He has never claimed that China hasn’t murdered anyone? Neither has he opposed your claim that China killed millions (which they sure did).

It’s really sad to see this type of reactions when people try to say anything against the US. Questioning the US is not the same thing as supporting china, whatever US politicians want you to believe.

I found this blog post were the author tries to use chat GPT to generate theatre manuscript/narrative. It’s based on the paper “Co-Writing Screenplays and Theatre Scripts with Language Models: An Evaluation by Industry Professionals”. In the blog post they outline their narrative generation procedure in this chart:

I also found this GitHub repo with links to more resources on this topic.

There’s such a lot of those heroes! I have some weird USB WiFi thing and there’s someone maintaining a driver for it!