MonkeyDan

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by MonkeyDan 8y ago
Don’t forget the inability to install add-ons (i.e. ad-blockers) in Android Chrome.
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by MonkeyDan 8y ago
Android Chrome includes phone model in the user-agent.
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by MonkeyDan 8y ago
I really wish Apple would offer two-factor auth in the form of fingerprint then PIN. Is that an option on the iPhone Xs with Face ID?
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by MonkeyDan 8y ago
The National Map! https://viewer.nationalmap.gov/basic/ Kinda hard to use, though. You can find the raw data by state here: ftp://rockyftp.cr.usgs.gov/vdelivery/Datasets/Staged/NED/LP
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by MonkeyDan 8y ago
And use something like coconutBattery to check. iOS reports 82% while coconut reports 62% (!) on my 2 year old 6s. Definitely getting that replacement ASAP.
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Ubiquiti suing Cambium, distributor, and end-user over custom firmware(mtin.net)
2 points by MonkeyDan 8y ago|0 comments
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by MonkeyDan 9y ago
Yes! Check out the USGS National Map[1]. A lot of the country isn't covered, and what is there is pretty dated, but there's a recent capture of the entire west coast available. [1] https://viewer.nationalmap.gov/ba
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by MonkeyDan 9y ago
I wouldn’t mind a PoE-powered, full gigabit SBC in the same form factor and similar price. Any such thing exist?
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RADWIN Announces MmWave Mesh Solution,in Collaboration with Facebook and Intel(radwin.com)
1 points by MonkeyDan 9y ago|0 comments
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by MonkeyDan 9y ago
Any benefit to using this over Server-Sent Events? (other than IE/Edge support)
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by MonkeyDan 9y ago
I wouldn't mind seeing a two-tier approach, with authoritative municipal data as a base (see https://openaddresses.io/ for an example of collecting a large number of sources and normalizing it) with user-submitted edit
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Fiber for San Francisco Conference Today at 10AM(sfgovtv.org)
1 points by MonkeyDan 9y ago|0 comments
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by MonkeyDan 9y ago
Just in time for Labo?
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by MonkeyDan 10y ago
http://www.foopee.com/punk/the-list/
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by MonkeyDan 10y ago
Hey there, Sorry you didn't get a reply. We respond to every inquiry, but sometimes the responses end up in one's spam folder. We run our own mail servers and despite our best efforts (DKIM, SPF, never being on any blacklists) som
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by MonkeyDan 10y ago
In some buildings, our (MonkeyBrains') pricing is less. Higher density = lower rates. The base rate covers hardware, wages, 100% employee health care, other infrastructure, and support. I imagine the costs between the two companies are
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by MonkeyDan 10y ago
Carrier-grade microwave radios are usually sold at a base price for a specific speed (e.g. 100 Mbps). Software licenses can then be purchased to upgrade the capacity (e.g. to 200 Mbps, 500 Mbps, or 1 Gbps). Licenses are also sold to enable
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by MonkeyDan 10y ago
Totally possible. Though getting data out of WebGL can be hairy. And actually getting on the rooftops of the ideal buildings is a whole nother story.
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by MonkeyDan 10y ago
Inspired to share this by https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11852783 Terribly unoptimized, but runs decently on modern Intel integrated graphics cards and iPhones.
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Show HN: WebGL viewshed demo(monkeybrains.net)
1 points by MonkeyDan 10y ago|1 comments
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by MonkeyDan 10y ago
Me too. Though it's just rendered as a 2D raster: http://monkeybrains.net/viewshed I'm trying to build something that can be used across the DSM we have of SF for better planning our wireless links.