Prepariamoci ad una invasione selvaggia di minchiate a vantaggio dei soliti padroni spacciata per rivoluzione tecnologica.
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Prepariamoci ad una invasione selvaggia di minchiate a vantaggio dei soliti padroni spacciata per rivoluzione tecnologica. (Fonte dell'immagine: Germano Milite su Linkedin).
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Prepariamoci ad una invasione selvaggia di minchiate a vantaggio dei soliti padroni spacciata per rivoluzione tecnologica. (Fonte dell'immagine: Germano Milite su Linkedin).
@gubi come diceva un mio conoscente: paga in noccioline, ottieni scimmie.
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@gubi come diceva un mio conoscente: paga in noccioline, ottieni scimmie.
@maddler c'era anche il proverbio cinese "se tu paghi come dico io, io lavoro come dici tu. Se tu paghi come dici tu, io lavoro come dco io" 😉
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@stefano The next thing that will happen after the fog is that the phone battery is empty. That's how it always happens in movies 😄
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@thatgiga
Sarebbe interessante scoprire dov'è questa valle remota rinomata per le tare
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@Linkshaender ahah I Wish I could solve it this way
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@marty75
non volermene, sono una linguaccia velenosa :-)
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Opened the window to check a noise.
Saw nothing but the void - a wall of fog.
Closed it.I now have zero answers and new fears.
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@NicholasLaney
...e poi ci sono le faide familiari, per forza! 😂
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Giant Neopixel Is Just Like The Regular Kind, Only Bigger
Neopixels and other forms of addressable LEDs have taken the maker world by storm. They make it trivial to add a ton of controllable, glowing LEDs to any project. [Arnov Sharma] has made a great tribute to the WS2812B LED by building the NeoPixel Giant Edition.
The build is simply a recreation of the standard 5mm x 5mm WS2812B, only scaled up to 150 mm x 150 mm. It uses a WS2811 chip inside to make it behave in the same way from a logical perspective, and this controller is hooked up to nine standard RGB LEDs switched with MOSFETs to ensure they can deliver the requisite light output. The components are all assembled on a white PCB in much the same layout as the tiny parts of a WS2812B, which is then installed inside a 3D-printed housing made in white PLA. Large metal terminals were added to the housing, just like a WS2812B, and the lens was then created using a large dose of clear epoxy.
The result is a fully functional, addressable LED that is approximately 30 times larger than the original. You can even daisy-chain them, just like the real thing. We’ve covered all kinds of projects using addressable LEDs over the years, from glowing cubes to fancy nature installations. If you’ve got your own glowable project that the world needs to see, make sure you notify the tips line!
