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81 ms
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7y ago
it's more likely the bulbs are on the LAN and therefore discoverable by a known port or API
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7y ago
because they are independent systems; they cannot communicate triangulation data between themselves
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7y ago
not sure what your point is. pretty sure they use the average ms too in their estimate. this claim is the main driver of their business. they are basically saying their service is 3-4 times faster than blinking, which it is not. blinking is
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7y ago
300-400ms for blinking? is that during a stroke?? I see they went with the top search engine result Quora - not the best source for facts - and the second result states a tenth of a second, which is probably more accurate. we get it, your s
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7y ago
edit/corrections: E5-2650Lv2 not E3-2650Lv2 1Gbps not 1GBps (I wish! :)
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7y ago
yes I only really notice the single core performance on OpenVPN streams which, despite the CPUs' AES-NI and offloading to mobo's Intel-branded Ethernet chips, still cap out at ~80Mbps. it's fine for most internet needs and a
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7y ago
$1700 seems like an awful lot to spend on this setup, even with 1yr warranty. I recently bought the following from eBay on a £500 budget: Asrock Rack c602 mobo 2x Xeon e3-2650Lv2 (20c/40t) 8x8GB Samsung DDR3 ECC generic EATX case with
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7y ago
spurious?
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7y ago
which nobody uses yet. last time I checked around a month ago there was only one WPA3 on WiGLE. there are next to nil WPA3 fish in the barrel yet.
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7y ago
due to caching, probably not
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7y ago
Ukrainian Choir are nnexed to nothing
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7y ago
it's clearly the former.
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7y ago
https://youtu.be/3o-r1-AsmRU
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7y ago
only on HN..
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7y ago
that's how most things reproduce ><
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7y ago
if it's an infrequently used account linked to an email address from 20 years ago it probably had an easy-to-guess password
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7y ago
the dongle should be able to handle 75Mbps (searched for some speed tests), which leads me to believe the problem could be a) position of the 4G antenna - it is internal so not as powerful as their previous router which had external - have
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7y ago
nice word of the day usage ;)