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by Zenst 6y ago
Friend asked me if Google knew his phone number and details, I said they do at a quantum level. If you don't look they may or may not have your details, yet if you look - you are giving the details to search for and then they would ha
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by Zenst 6y ago
What might play out is more localised/micro food production and government drive to make more basics self-sufficient. Things like that do have a trickle down effect.
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by Zenst 6y ago
Would be interesting how Apple installs such an ethos of secretivity - is it loyalty, respect or fear. Maybe a combination of all, and the fear may well be down to the aspect that if you are happy to dish secrets upon a past company then w
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by Zenst 6y ago
That certainly was so in many areas, less so as they synchronised more over time (many EU standards born out of originating UK ones). But definitely an opportunity to raise standards. Now - how that works if say the UK raises a standard an
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by Zenst 6y ago
> We've always just complained and delayed their desire for further deep integration between countries. Exactly that - we have as a country, never really embraced the whole EU direction and dare say that short stretch of water betwe
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by Zenst 6y ago
Oh, if India ab-uses this data for health insurance then how long until somebody games the system. The prospect of seeing people jogging with a dozen fitbits upon each arm is something I will not be supprised too see now. After all - people
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by Zenst 6y ago
Even events like Glastonbury will have toilet bottlenecks. Also most cabs have their own, including beds, so not sure this is the type of article for this platform. Had they did a contrast to normal lorry driver conditions throughout the Wo
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by Zenst 6y ago
Precociously, and already utilised in other regions already. However, when 5g wifi first came about, many weather radars had issues and DFS was born, compulsory in some countries and is designed to make sharing bandwidth less impacting. So
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by Zenst 6y ago
In some regions it is compulsory. USA being one.
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by Zenst 6y ago
Wasn't DFS created to mitigate this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_frequency_selection Been used in a few countries fine from what I know of and I live near Heathrow airport and use it to no ill effect. T
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by Zenst 6y ago
I just did a quick look upon Amazon. Was looking at 5 port ones so maybe sweet spot price wise. Had quick look at 8 port ones and branded would be around prices you have - though Netgear seemed closer to 50 price wise. Do note many 8 po
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by Zenst 6y ago
The OS don't need that much grunt, some drivers maybe - hence one or two cores, isolated away from user software and secure. Scheduler wise it would become easier as no juggling cycles upon main core that the OS is running upon. Whils
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by Zenst 6y ago
I'd be inclined to get a POE hub/switch cheap (30$ branded, unbranded and talking sub $10) and the adapter for the Rpi and run them both over that. Not sure how the cost balances for this and maybe a bit more going that option, bu
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by Zenst 6y ago
Thank you, not heard of that, had a look https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OyRFbf6MDk Seems the main/only dev moved onto other things and it stagnated.
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by Zenst 6y ago
In some ways it is the environment the M1 was born from that helped. mobile space CPU's focus upon low power usage and that has seen many core software tasks get dedicated instructions and why you end up with the M1 in some tests utte
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by Zenst 6y ago
Not all is bad, the whole aspect of the M1 bringing alternative CPU architectures to the front mindset outside the mobile landscape is good. Remember ARM been around for years but has lacked in some area's of code development and been
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by Zenst 6y ago
The way to solve TAX is to tap into the spending more than the earning. Can only triage the TAX system and at least raise the threshold before paying TAX and tap into the expenditure with the taxes upon the niceties in life that the rich gr
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by Zenst 6y ago
Certainly been ones looking at effects of lack of sleep and this jumped out: https://www.nih.gov/news-events/nih-research-matters/sleep-d... Like most thinks, they have an effect and increase the odds, don't
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by Zenst 6y ago
I speculate that for many companies, work from home has been at most, less impacting than they thought. However, I'd speculate that in this instance, when you get that .0001% problem, less hands on deck makes work from home aspects les
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by Zenst 6y ago
>A interesting point missing from the BBC article is that they have different levels of expectations between small to medium businesses and large ones, to avoid regulatory capture ? : Yes that does seem like it could be bumpy. I like th
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by Zenst 6y ago
Well put it like this: In China the government dictate what you can see and the EU approach is that the government legislate what you can be shown. I don't see any of the major players having a hissy fit and walking away from that kin
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by Zenst 6y ago
That's akin to turning a blind eye for the money - kinda like political lobbying by large companies that we see play out in many countries. Leaner is meaner and the UK leaving - sure if it was just for the money then that wasn't a
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by Zenst 6y ago
>To compete, you really do have to cut minimum wage. You have to loosen regulations, and importantly, you have to do massive tariffs / sanctions on China for the next decade. Not so, import taxes and one avenue that should be explor
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by Zenst 6y ago
If that is cruel then https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aversion_therapy would be banned.
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by Zenst 6y ago
IMpressive start, be interesting what can do with many frames. Currently has that puppet on strings vibe with the results. Of course, be a while until can mimic the gait, which is a biometric many overlook in identification and already been
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by Zenst 6y ago
Been a lot of headway in the past decade in Passive Audio Monitoring, which is opening up a whole new view of the environments, like the sea. The whole aspect of cheaper tech to make such a set-up is also opening this realm up more to civ
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by Zenst 6y ago
I can't help but feel that fines by countries of big corps is just so routine that it's probably part of the budget. Sure we see fines, but what happens to the money from the fines! Do they go to the users impacted - nope. Do c
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by Zenst 6y ago
Most of the time the light bulb changes owners(usually landfill) and dictates when that is done.
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Police raid home of Florida Covid-19 tracker creator(bbc.co.uk)
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by Zenst 6y ago
You can connect the Voltage connector to the 3V over the 5V and run the fan at a slower speed and less noise. It will ramp into use for longer, but the noise difference is worth it and case of you will certainly not notice it's acti

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