Almost 100,000 people were watching a fake Facebook Live of a tornado GIF

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and I was also able to change the notification confidence level to reduce the risk of false positives (a passing diesel locomotive sounds rather like a Great Bittern to the BirdNET model!).so you can learn to identify what local sounds look like on the screen.

Almost 100,000 people were watching a fake Facebook Live of a tornado GIF

This is an easy-to-configure command-line tool that uses a URL-like structure to construct messages that can be delivered to any one of more than 70 services.as the system is configured to use a.Its just another of my Raspberry Pi projects.

Almost 100,000 people were watching a fake Facebook Live of a tornado GIF

Its a powerful tool for seeing what might be around when all you can hear is a song somewhere in the trees.the most interesting identification was one I almost ignored as a false positive.

Almost 100,000 people were watching a fake Facebook Live of a tornado GIF

I found that increasing the sample time to 30 seconds significantly improved accuracy.

The microphone lead was thin enough to pass through the closed window frame and long enough for the microphone to dangle in free space.She tried to tell them again when they offered disbelief.

you know why? Cause you cant argue with a robot.(Please imagine Siri saying it.

so whats the point of arguing?ZDNET Recommends The best smartwatches you can buy: Apple.Her location had plumbing problems.

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