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by bestham 4y ago
Either you are participating in a audio or video call and your audio is bidirectional or you are watching a video with stereo sound. If the latter the video player should buffer the video and adjust the delay of showing it to match up with
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by bestham 4y ago
CD-Rs are used a lot to transfer data between air gapped or TRMPEST computers. It is quite easy to destruct a CD-R, and they can’t be reused. Hard to destruct a USB memory, and the possibility to reuse them always increases the risk that so
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by bestham 4y ago
The Swedish regulator PTS intends to re-assign frequencies in the 900 MHz-, 2.1 GHz- and 2.6 GHz bands during 2023. This will most definitely sunset 2G and 3G in Sweden. With 1800 MHz already being re-assigned in 2017.
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by bestham 4y ago
It is really hard to tell when every window is of the same dampening. But yes, I guess they lose some light.
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by bestham 4y ago
I don't think there was a Windows 95 "Second Edition". Are you talking about the theming that was possible with the "Plus! pack" or something related to the OSR2 version of Windows 95?
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by bestham 4y ago
It is all there, the Cat is the spiritual successor to the original Macintosh. Jef wanted the Mac to be cheap and extensible. But Jobs wanted it to be a high end computer for professionals with expensive features. I read into to that that
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by bestham 4y ago
The EU is actively hindering consumers from getting into the radio of wifi-APs with the Radio Equipment Directive.
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by bestham 4y ago
Spot on: “the land of the misfit web toys” or “this would have been killed at Google”.
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by bestham 4y ago
But each added user should not only cover the marginal cost but alt least the average cost. If we disregard that there can be several tiers of users and price models, it might stand to reason that each user at the least on average have to b
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by bestham 4y ago
No one stole anything from you. An online service you are not continuously paying for is not a service where you are the customer.
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by bestham 4y ago
No, the integrity is within the device. You load the small (64k) apps onto the key and the content of the apps with the unique key for the device can be used by the app to perform cryptography and their integrity can be audited. This is sim
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by bestham 4y ago
All this is possible with standard SIMs. The SIM is just a trust anchor, a token. What that token means for the telco in terms of services and pricing is entirely up to the telco. eSIM is just a way to connect to the HSM that is already sol
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by bestham 4y ago
I’m pretty sure that “filmic” refers to the filmic RGB module[1] that is a part of Darktable. [1]: https://docs.darktable.org/usermanual/4.0/en/module-referenc...
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by bestham 4y ago
I can clearly remember reading about this watch in one of the "innovations of the 1900s"-books in the early 90s at my schools library. It was featured as the pinnacle of human technology and it sparked great imagination in the min
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by bestham 4y ago
SIP is the basis for VoLTE and VoNR. So in some sense iOS and Android still support SIP.
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by bestham 4y ago
The UK is still in Europe.
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by bestham 4y ago
I’ve yet to see a home appliance without a dropper resistor across the Cap. Even the worst penny pinching Chinese knockoff PSU has this.
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by bestham 5y ago
Probably shielded cables and ground faults.
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by bestham 5y ago
It is not a flaw in the ZFS data model, it is a carefully considered tradeoff between consistency and IOPS for RAIDZ. The real world I a cruel place and you get nothing for free, in order to have distributed parity and consistency you will
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by bestham 5y ago
My favorite metohod on how to learn kids to ride a bike is the "wibble-wobble method"[1] by Douglas Engelbart, where you instruct the kid to keep alternating between turning gently left and right on order to get the balance (as yo
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by bestham 5y ago
The point is not that the vulnerability is a trait of javascript but to make a demonstration on how different unicode characters can be used to create a vulnerability, exemplified by a piece of javascript.
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by bestham 5y ago
A “white box” server not built by a typical server manufacturer. It could be a no-name part or a consumer PC acting as a server. Google were known for not buying traditional servers from Company, Dell and the like.
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by bestham 5y ago
It was also Toyota helping Tesla buying $50M of stock and getting some inspiration from the innovative Tesla.
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by bestham 5y ago
On a weekly basis that would be a one time 52x increase in incoming orders. On a yearly basis it would be a one time doubling. But that is just semantics. What is important to discuss is that no one was paying for a extra idling factory bef
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by bestham 5y ago
While impressive, this is only sustainable in a non-sustainable world. The burden that Dell unnecessary put on their suppliers have to be absorbed by the economy at some point. The single most important point that Toyota makes is stressing
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by bestham 5y ago
The Toyota Production System is /the/ precursor to “Lean Manufacturing”, you could say that Toyota wrote the book on “lean”. While there are many companies that try (and fail) to replicate TPS, the Toyota Way is the standard by de
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by bestham 5y ago
I understand why you feel that is ironic, but the VoLTE call on Bell uses only the Bell LTE data bearer and not any other resources that are VoLTE specific from the Bell network. Everything relating to VoLTE is coming from Verizon. In many
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by bestham 5y ago
As the speed increases, the percentage of particles that stick declines quicker than the percentage increase in volume of air (and thus particles that may stick). How can you remove dust from a fan? One way is to increase the flow of air to
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by bestham 5y ago
I never understood why one would like to place the radiator at the inlet, thus heating the air inside the case. The hottest part is still the GPU (even if Intel tries their hardest to change that), and by placing the radiator at the inlet y
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by bestham 5y ago
A comparison to Baghdad Bob is apt. "There are no existence of American troops in Baghdad, at all"

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