Foivos

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by Foivos 6y ago
5G has a lot of bands. Most of them are close to the 3G/4G bands, so it should have the same signal as 3G/4G. Also, new IoT technologies use techniques allowing them to operate at a much weaker signal. But you can always just dest
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by Foivos 6y ago
As a side note. The video quality seems incredibly good for a video hosted on Instagram.
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by Foivos 6y ago
Am I the only person who wants to be in the office AND also prefers to be alone there?
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by Foivos 6y ago
Mojave should be getting security updates and bug fixes for one more year.
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by Foivos 6y ago
Great explanation! Thank you!
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by Foivos 6y ago
Thank you for the detailed explanation. So any interaction with the file would put it in memory will do. Of course assuming that you interact with the whole file. So if you have a big file and use "head", I guess it will not be e
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by Foivos 6y ago
>_ cat <file> > /dev/null It mentions that this command loads the file to RAM for faster usage. I do not understand how this works. How do you access the "RAM version" of the file. Also, I thought that /
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by Foivos 6y ago
On the positive side, this probably means that the average man will marry a woman in the top50% of the romantic relationships he has had in the past. So you can focus on that thought. :) Of course, this is possible because the average man w
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by Foivos 6y ago
The most depressing outcome of it is that a man will eventually marry a woman who ranks him at the bottom 50% of the people she had a romantic relationship with. I can not tell who is going to be the most miserable in such relationship. My
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by Foivos 6y ago
2 micro-HDMI [1] [1] https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/raspberry-pi-400/specif...
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by Foivos 6y ago
Is the USB-C only for power? Could you plug it in a monitor directly through USB-C, so that you could have display and power (and possible access to the hub of the monitor) through single cable?
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by Foivos 6y ago
I agree. It shows at minimum lack of empathy / interpersonal skills and at maximum an attempt to offend him. It is not racist though.
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by Foivos 6y ago
I think in Japan the best way to have mobile Internet is to get a tourist SIM card from the airport. I do not recall the price, but I remember I had considered them fair. They might not be compatible with your phone though. The problem is w
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by Foivos 6y ago
> He eventually said he found all women of my wife's race "unattractive" and then could not understand why I was upset at him. Obviously, I am not aware of the full context of the conversation you had or even his tone and
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by Foivos 6y ago
Only mmWave 5G, as of now mostly used in the USA, has this problem. Sub6 5G has similar propagation to LTE. Sub6 has way less capacity than mmWave though. I guess in the future operators will use both frequency ranges in parallel in a macro
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by Foivos 6y ago
The minimum latency of LTE is around 15 ms. For 5G, depending on the configuration, it is 1 ms.
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by Foivos 6y ago
5G in the case of self driving cars is meant to have an auxiliary role. For example, it may warn surrounding cars for pot holes or even notify instantly of a sudden breaking.
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by Foivos 6y ago
Do not be confused. These technologies are very different to the 5G technology (called “New Radio”) the new iPhone and 5G phones in general are using. They are designed around using as little energy as possible and maintaining connectivity
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by Foivos 6y ago
Both LTE-M and NB-IoT are considered technologies of the 5G family. Technically they are way simpler versions of LTE, but they can coexist with "normal" 4G and 5G. A 4G / 5G base station can allocate part of its radio resourc
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by Foivos 6y ago
From the IoT side, it will be possible to have sensors everywhere in the city. So, you can have services like smart parking, monitoring of pollution at the city block level, etc. With the introduction of slicing, it will be possible to have
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by Foivos 6y ago
> Forever? Is there no bandwidth so great that most users would be happy with it? Can new uses for extra bandwidth always be found, and do at least some of those uses always significantly improve the user experience? The fact is that eve
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by Foivos 6y ago
It depends on how often you change phones. If you change phone, keep your phones more than 3 years I would wait. If not, by the time you will really need to have 5G you would be about to buy the next phone, which will certainly have 5G.
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by Foivos 6y ago
If you are in a cell with low congestion, probably the 4G speed is enough. Since, the mobile data consumption is increasing rapidly though, cells will start to become congested. 5G ensures that more people will be able to stream video at th
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by Foivos 6y ago
Early versions of 5G, known as “non standalone”, are just glorified 4G. With the exception of the radio link, everything else is 4G. This means that the value proposition is that more people per base station (or per surface area) will be ab
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by Foivos 6y ago
In 2011-2012, when 4G started becoming mainstream, did you make similar claims? For example, did you say something in the lines of “why would I want to watch videos on my phone? 3G is more than enough for the browsing I am doing now?” 4G mi
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by Foivos 6y ago
They are not meant for a precise measurement, but it is useful to monitor a trend over time. In my case, the fat measurement is in line with what I see on the mirror. Also, if you use only one source of data (ie. the fat measurement of the
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by Foivos 6y ago
At 10 TB I guess your best option is to physically mail an HDD.
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by Foivos 6y ago
Spotify had created a dedicated website for similar reasons. https://www.timetoplayfair.com/
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by Foivos 6y ago
It is possible. Unlicensed technologies have their advantages as well. You should check how the trade offs of each solution manifest on your use case and pick the proper one. For example in some cases, Lowrawan has better energy consumption
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by Foivos 6y ago
This is opportunistic and free for everyone to use. For a big number of use cases you need licensed spectrum to ensure some minimum standards of communication. Imagine what happens when a lot of WiFi access points are in the same small neig

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