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finally did it!! live video transmission between two esp32 with PCB antenna at 1000m distance! 640x480 and >20fps. we have a protocol above UDP packets. It allows sending large amount of data over small packets without having to use ACK and retransmits (not FEC).

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We should nuke the filibuster to pass the SAVE America Act. If we don’t have the votes to nuke the filibuster, we should put the SAVE America Act on the floor and debate it until it passes, requiring filibustering senators to speak and making clear that if they stop speaking, we can “call the question” and pass it with a simple majority. If for some reason we can’t do that—and to be clear, there’s no legitimate reason why we can’t—then we should use budget reconciliation to pass it. But not passing the SAVE America Act is not an option. Neither is taking a lengthy recess without doing any of the above.

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30,094 views • 7 months ago

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‼️🇮🇷🇺🇲 Benjamin Netanyahu warned the security cabinet: “We may have to face the Iranians alone.” It became known that at yesterday’s cabinet meeting, the Israeli Prime Minister stated: “We may reach a situation where we will have to confront the Iranians alone, without U.S. support, with all the accompanying costs, armament problems, and global isolation. We do not want to reach this point, but we know it is possible.” In parallel, at the meeting, the Chief of the General Staff of Israel, Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, warned those present about the expected agreement (with Iran): “As we see it now – almost every agreement is a bad agreement.” This reveals significant concern and realism within the Israeli leadership regarding potential confrontation with Iran. Netanyahu and the military command are preparing for a scenario where Israel may have to act with limited or no U.S. support, highlighting growing tensions and differing priorities between Washington and Jerusalem. Video is generated by grok AI

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Fuzey Fam, I am asking for all of your support here... I spent the past year and half building this for you. Our blood, sweat and tears went into this for you. We believe this is the product that will take your stream and growth to that next level without having to hire a professional designer! If you believe in what we're building and support this community, use it. build with it. make your stream beautiful with it. I guarantee you're going to LOVE it. IS NOW LIVE 💛 Love Fuzey

Fuzey Fam, I am asking for all of your support here... I spent the past year and half building this for you. Our blood, sweat and tears went into this for you. We believe this is the product that will take your stream and growth to that next level without having to hire a professional designer! If you believe in what we're building and support this community, use it. build with it. make your stream beautiful with it. I guarantee you're going to LOVE it. IS NOW LIVE 💛 Love Fuzey

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“At 6:00 this morning the Fire Department was alerted to a report of a fire at 2086 Anthony Avenue. We arrived to find heavy fire in two buildings and very quickly transmitted a 2nd alarm. It eventually became a 3rd alarm, bringing more than 40 fire and EMS units and 150 fire and EMS personnel to the scene. We had fire throughout two buildings, and unfortunately, we did have two fatalities,” said Chief of Department John Esposito. “We did unfortunately have a car parked on the closest fire hydrant. We’ve seen that now a couple of times in the last week throughout the City. We all know that we should not be parking on fire hydrants and when you park on fire hydrants, it slows us down. When we’re fighting a fire, seconds count.” The GNY Red Cross and NYC Emergency Management are on scene to assist displaced residents. FDNY Fire Marshals are investigating the cause and origin of the fire.

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94,477 views • 1 year ago

The Celtics have broken the Kings, who are once again proving to be far too small. Not enough size, particularly with help defense. And not enough rebounding. Bad sign to lose like this against Boston on the second night of a road back-to-back without two of its best players. It should be obvious at this point the Kings are a great regular season team but not equipped to win against NBA Finals contenders, which Sacramento won't be without making a big move.

The Celtics have broken the Kings, who are once again proving to be far too small. Not enough size, particularly with help defense. And not enough rebounding. Bad sign to lose like this against Boston on the second night of a road back-to-back without two of its best players. It should be obvious at this point the Kings are a great regular season team but not equipped to win against NBA Finals contenders, which Sacramento won't be without making a big move.

Kevin O'Connor

1,640,958 views • 2 years ago

THIS JUST IN !! "One Eyed Bastard" (Live In Amsterdam) has arrived ⚡️ Thank you for making the song our 4th #1 at Alt radio from Saviors. Ya know, it's the first album to pull that off since '03, and we couldn't have done it without you. Now turn it upppp Nearly two years of Saviors and what a ride it's been. One more month of shows to send it off right. THANK YOU for being part of it!

THIS JUST IN !! "One Eyed Bastard" (Live In Amsterdam) has arrived ⚡️ Thank you for making the song our 4th #1 at Alt radio from Saviors. Ya know, it's the first album to pull that off since '03, and we couldn't have done it without you. Now turn it upppp Nearly two years of Saviors and what a ride it's been. One more month of shows to send it off right. THANK YOU for being part of it!

Green Day

42,733 views • 11 months ago

I'm not an engineer, but I rebuilt Savee — the app a million designers use Friday, 5pm. I asked Claude how much work it would take to rebuild our iOS app fully native. It had been sitting on our someday list for years, waiting for a team we didn't have. I stopped waiting and built it myself — a designer with Claude Code, one feature at a time. Claude wrote the Swift; I answered with the feedback designers give: two points left, lighter tint, that corner radius is wrong. Another round. And another. 33 days from the first prompt to live on the App Store. 1,078 prompts. Three releases in the first week. Something changed for designers. The distance between an idea and shipping used to be a team, a budget, and a year. Now it's a conversation. Savee 3.0 is out. It's the app I always wanted us to have 🚀

I'm not an engineer, but I rebuilt Savee — the app a million designers use Friday, 5pm. I asked Claude how much work it would take to rebuild our iOS app fully native. It had been sitting on our someday list for years, waiting for a team we didn't have. I stopped waiting and built it myself — a designer with Claude Code, one feature at a time. Claude wrote the Swift; I answered with the feedback designers give: two points left, lighter tint, that corner radius is wrong. Another round. And another. 33 days from the first prompt to live on the App Store. 1,078 prompts. Three releases in the first week. Something changed for designers. The distance between an idea and shipping used to be a team, a budget, and a year. Now it's a conversation. Savee 3.0 is out. It's the app I always wanted us to have 🚀

Andre do Amaral

163,514 views • 28 days ago

🇺🇸🇮🇷⚡— Americans beating their chests over sinking a single Iranian warship returning from joint drills with India are missing the point. Iran's strategy for defending itself against a US war of aggression does not depend on these large ships, it depends on 1000s of small boats with anti-ship missiles and other capabilities to create a naval version of its "mosaic" defense strategy. Instead of consolidating Iran's naval capabilities into a handful of large expensive ships easy to track and sink, it has distributed these capabilities across many more, harder to find and target, easier to replace boats. It remains to be seen how effective Iran's strategy is - but sinking Iranian warships at dock or in non-combat transit is symbolic, not symptomatic.

🇺🇸🇮🇷⚡— Americans beating their chests over sinking a single Iranian warship returning from joint drills with India are missing the point. Iran's strategy for defending itself against a US war of aggression does not depend on these large ships, it depends on 1000s of small boats with anti-ship missiles and other capabilities to create a naval version of its "mosaic" defense strategy. Instead of consolidating Iran's naval capabilities into a handful of large expensive ships easy to track and sink, it has distributed these capabilities across many more, harder to find and target, easier to replace boats. It remains to be seen how effective Iran's strategy is - but sinking Iranian warships at dock or in non-combat transit is symbolic, not symptomatic.

ALERT X

23,298 views • 5 months ago

This is Great! Even Fox News is now admitting that Trump is a liar and that the 2020 election "was not rigged" and it was "not stolen." Do people really still believe Trump's lies? Do people really believe that Trump isn't lying when he makes these ridiculous claims? Yes there is a small amount of election fraud in just about every election, but it comes from both sides, and it wasn't even close to changing the outcome of the election. I'm glad Americans can finally be unified over the truth. At least some of us.

This is Great! Even Fox News is now admitting that Trump is a liar and that the 2020 election "was not rigged" and it was "not stolen." Do people really still believe Trump's lies? Do people really believe that Trump isn't lying when he makes these ridiculous claims? Yes there is a small amount of election fraud in just about every election, but it comes from both sides, and it wasn't even close to changing the outcome of the election. I'm glad Americans can finally be unified over the truth. At least some of us.

Ed Krassenstein

566,095 views • 2 years ago