Achtung, #Plüschie in #Berlin #vermisst! Gesucht wird „Mini“, ein 12cm kleiner #Teddy mit gelbem Strampler. #Mini begleitet ihren Menschen seit 30 Jahren und war das letzte Geschenk seiner Mutter, die kurz darauf starb. Mini wurde am 3. Juni aus dem Café #Einstein Unter den Linden mit einer schwarzen Louis-Vuitton-Tasche gestohlen, in der sie saß. Der Besitzer ist verzweifelt und bietet 1000 Euro #Finderlohn, wenn Mini zurückkommt. Bitte Boost, vllt. können wir helfen.
https://rp-online.de/panorama/deutschland/teddy-verzweifelt-gesucht-1000-euro-fuer-mini-ausgesetzt_aid-128872815
RP ONLINE · Teddy verzweifelt gesucht: 1.000 Euro für „Mini“ ausgesetzt
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The RC2014 Mini II, it’s a single-board Z80 retrocomputer that you can use to do fun things like run BASIC, Forth or CP/M.
However, where it gets kind of fun is in the layout. It’s the same fundamental circuitry as the RC2014, but it’s been given a rather artistic flair. The ICs are twisted this way and that, as are the passive components [even some of the resistors are dancing all over the top of one another].
The kit is a limited edition, too, with each coming with a unique combination of colors where the silkscreen and sockets and LED are concerned. Kits are available via Z80Kits for those interested.
<https://z80kits.com/shop/rc2014-mini-ii-picasso/>](https://nerdculture.de/system/media_attachments/files/114/636/436/693/132/521/original/fc507f82cfabbce6.jpeg "[ImageSource: concretedog]
The RC2014 Mini II, it’s a single-board Z80 retrocomputer that you can use to do fun things like run BASIC, Forth or CP/M.
However, where it gets kind of fun is in the layout. It’s the same fundamental circuitry as the RC2014, but it’s been given a rather artistic flair. The ICs are twisted this way and that, as are the passive components [even some of the resistors are dancing all over the top of one another].
The kit is a limited edition, too, with each coming with a unique combination of colors where the silkscreen and sockets and LED are concerned. Kits are available via Z80Kits for those interested.
<https://z80kits.com/shop/rc2014-mini-ii-picasso/>")
AMD’s Ryzen 5 AI340 & Ryzen 7 AI350U
We are excited to introduce our compact and powerful Linux mini-PC, now equipped with the latest AMD Ryzen 5 AI340 and Ryzen 7 AI350U processors from the AI 300 series. 
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GPT-4.1, mini e nano: cosa cambia nella nuova generazione di modelli OpenAI per sviluppatori
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![Modern remote control (RC) radios are capable of incredible range, but they’re still only made for line-of-sight use. But what if you could beam your commands down from space?
That’s what [Thingify] was looking to test when they put together an experimental RC boat using a Starlink Mini for communications. Physically, there was no question it would work on the boat. After all, it was small, light and power-efficient enough.
The downside? Starlink is a fairly expensive proposition; you’d need to have a pretty specific mission in mind to justify the cost. The Mini receiver currently costs $599 USD (though it occasionally goes on sale), and you’ll need at least a $50 per month plan to go with it. While this puts it out of the price range for recreational RC, [Thingify] notes that it’s not a bad deal if you’re looking to explore uncharted territory.](https://nerdculture.de/system/media_attachments/files/114/092/809/711/140/631/original/9e4cb0f46f9a54c5.jpeg "Modern remote control (RC) radios are capable of incredible range, but they’re still only made for line-of-sight use. But what if you could beam your commands down from space?
That’s what [Thingify] was looking to test when they put together an experimental RC boat using a Starlink Mini for communications. Physically, there was no question it would work on the boat. After all, it was small, light and power-efficient enough.
The downside? Starlink is a fairly expensive proposition; you’d need to have a pretty specific mission in mind to justify the cost. The Mini receiver currently costs $599 USD (though it occasionally goes on sale), and you’ll need at least a $50 per month plan to go with it. While this puts it out of the price range for recreational RC, [Thingify] notes that it’s not a bad deal if you’re looking to explore uncharted territory.")
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But would the network connection be up to the task of controlling the vehicle in real-time?
During early ground testing, the Mini version of the Starlink receiver worked very well. Despite being roughly 1/4 the size of its predecessor, the smaller unit met or exceeded its performance during benchmarks on bandwidth, latency and signal strength. As expected, it also drew far less power: the Mini’s power consumption peaked at around 33 watts, compared to the monstrous 180 W for the larger receiver.
On the water, there was even more good news. The bandwidth was more than enough to run a high-resolution video feedback to the command center. At the same time, the boat moved autonomously between waypoints, and when [Thingify] switched over to manual control, the latency was low enough not to be a problem. “We wouldn’t recommend manually piloting a high-speed aircraft over Starlink, but for a boat that’s cruising along at 4 km/h, the lag didn’t even come into play.”](https://nerdculture.de/system/media_attachments/files/114/092/811/040/659/614/original/c92e0ce273ebda10.png "[ImageSource: Thingify]
But would the network connection be up to the task of controlling the vehicle in real-time?
During early ground testing, the Mini version of the Starlink receiver worked very well. Despite being roughly 1/4 the size of its predecessor, the smaller unit met or exceeded its performance during benchmarks on bandwidth, latency and signal strength. As expected, it also drew far less power: the Mini’s power consumption peaked at around 33 watts, compared to the monstrous 180 W for the larger receiver.
On the water, there was even more good news. The bandwidth was more than enough to run a high-resolution video feedback to the command center. At the same time, the boat moved autonomously between waypoints, and when [Thingify] switched over to manual control, the latency was low enough not to be a problem. “We wouldn’t recommend manually piloting a high-speed aircraft over Starlink, but for a boat that’s cruising along at 4 km/h, the lag didn’t even come into play.”")