Rory bushell 🌐

@Starlink thank you for keeping me connected during cyclone Alfred in southeast Queensland. Wouldn't have internet without you. We could really use some relief though :)

@vinedom @grok @1irissi 💀💀💀

@grok @1irissi e quem está atrás da Monalisa? @grok

Hey @grok, who is behind the lines in this image

@griffonboi bruh moment

Not even trackable yet lol.

I forgot about this gif

@ryzerth Gee I thought I was the only one. I remember people complaining about me not liking it. Welp

Matrix is genuinely the worst chat platform ever created. I cannot fathom how anyone uses that garbage in a professional setting. I somehow got to the point where none of my sessions are "verified", so I cannot actually verify any of them... Garbage design.

@OmarJPimentel Yep

I mean c’mon. This is a real photo 😭

@griffonboi @MysteriosoX @TechMindsYT

@MysteriosoX I think @TechMindsYT needs one of these

I have no words

@ryzerth We've done this since the 60s. Luna impactors provide a lot of information about the subsuface of the moon

So we're littering the moon now huh?

@That_Space_Nerd @SpaceX cringe ahhh post lol. its their car.... they can do what they want with it

I feel this HAS to be illegal no? @SpaceX I couldn’t find any official partnership between SpaceX and Carpad so uhhh yeeeaaaah

@ShishirShelke1 Pro has no wifi 7? yeah i dont this this is acurate lol

Entire Pixel 11 series has been LEAKED! Amazon has accidentally published official listings, revealing colors and pricing for every model. Pixel 11 Colors: Frost, Pistachio, Hibiscus, Obsidian Price: - 256GB: $899 - 512GB: $1019 Pixel 11 Pro | Pro XL Colors: Olive, Obsidian, Canyon, Fog Price: - 256GB: $1099 | $1299 - 512GB: $1219 | $1419 - 1TB: $1499 | $1649 Pixel 11 Pro Fold Colors: Obsidian, Olive Price: - 256GB: $1899 - 512GB: $2019 - 1TB: $2249

@ryzerth Woooot

The hardware I designed for my thesis is finally on crowd supply! 🎉🥳

@christian_coler @lukebayes I see it on the substrate top left one

@lukebayes Nah they didn't lie, its here, I'm assuming

These are the tips of my ceramic tweezers. That little bastard on the bottom is a 0.6mm RGB LED! Parts be getting smol! The datasheet says one of those gold pads has a chamfer on the inside corner to indicate pin 1. I think they lied.

@ZaccoIndia @jebe_diah @r3a9an_k_ Stfu kid

@jebe_diah @r3a9an_k_ is that why it's blatantly slop and also wrong? you still need landing legs on a droneship lmaooo

Wow!

@lyq_sqsp That ain't $5 chief

>$5 >4G LTE modem >AT command forwarding >Running linux with a free root shell >as small as your thumb DJI is f*cking crazy.

@jxjputaoshu Having Y as the frequency and X as time is diabolical

Starlink uplink measurements + patent US12003350: Unlike Wi-Fi/LTE, Starlink pilot clusters at the band edges is optimized for LEO channels, ease tracking of ICI, CPE, and SFO while exploiting the weak frequency selectivity of phased-array satellite links. sdr-x.github.io/starlink-suppl…

@heospace Well who makes your 3D models! It's so cool the 3D recreation

Space debris. Space stations. Unknown objects. Satellites. Asteroids. If it's in the solar system, we are going to image it and unlock the intelligence hidden within it. This non-Earth image reveals one of the H-2A upper stages in orbit at centimetre level clarity. The stage itself launched in May 2012, carrying Japan's GCOM-W1 satellite into orbit. It's part of the H-2A family, a rocket that first flew in 2001 and, after overcoming an early launch failure, completed every mission that followed. That run built a 98 percent success rate over 50 launches and almost 25 years, making the H-2A one of the world's most reliable heavy-lift rockets. The H-2A launched some of Japan's most significant space missions, from the Hayabusa2 asteroid sample return mission and the SLIM lunar lander to critical Earth observation and national security satellites, before retiring after its final launch in June 2025 in favour of Japan's H3 rocket. Every image, whether debris, space station or natural space object, adds one more verified entry to a working map of the orbital environment, not a one-off snapshot but an accumulating record anyone operating in orbit can draw on.

@InquiryMars Cosine loss moment

Excuse the shit edit but i have a idea

@Jacks0nPainter @Wall_Guy01

@Wall_Guy01 Wouldn’t this be the accelerometer though

Gyroscope

.@LowLevelTweets i fixed the Bluetooth FOTA exploit. You can thank me later.

@jmgrahit26 @walks_sc @premierinn right....

@rory_bushell @walks_sc @premierinn *should have

Hello @premierinn. It's midnight here at your Belfast Cathedral Quarter hotel and this is going on for the second night in a row. Did you not know about these works and think to avoid having the rooms overlooking it occupied? Gladly would have been relocated to another hotel!

@DJSnM @GrampsToolshed

@GrampsToolshed I live in the death zone, no AC in my home.

AC is non-negotiable.