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by cedivad 7y ago
https://github.com/srsLTE/srsLTE
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by cedivad 7y ago
You usually have cores doing what the specs requires and then a processor running your software gluing it all together.
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by cedivad 7y ago
"Here is most of a billion dollars upfront, that should give you plenty of funds to process my withdraws, looking forward to doing business with you!". Yeah, sure.
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by cedivad 7y ago
Only problem is, profit margins for hardware are tiny and the company will gladly sell your soul for an extra 1%.
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by cedivad 7y ago
Just like Thiel said before becoming the most hated famous person in the valley, voters were desperate for an outsider. The politicians == liar equivalency was well established in people's minds and they wanted to try something differe
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by cedivad 7y ago
I have to say, this makes me sad. I visit HN daily, mostly look at the headlines and rarely engage in the discussion, but seeing what are supposed to be smart, thinking people commenting in here just saddens me. Same goes for the other 1k+
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by cedivad 8y ago
So what's the maximum sentence for this?
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by cedivad 8y ago
Last time I pointed that out on an unrelated article around here all I got were downvotes. Let's say you and I have the same mislead views on what is right. And all of this makes me sad.
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by cedivad 8y ago
I'm conflicted about this. It seems to be proving Wikileaks timed the release to have an effect on the election, and was aware of its wider effects, but don't you think if someone else came to them with a similar release benefitin
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by cedivad 8y ago
I'm honestly out of the loop. Is there concrete irrefutable evidence Assange helped electing Trump? Seems weird, even more so with them then turning around and pushing for his arrest. And being an annoying guest? Are you talking about
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by cedivad 8y ago
You guys remember a couple of days ago people were discussing this eventuality and consensus was "surely they aren't pulling timing information from GPS, unfiltered! It's an aircraft manufacturer we are talking about, they kn
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by cedivad 8y ago
I couldn't understand why they were subsidising the phone, I googled a bit and found this article saying the original article is a lie: https://beebom.com/fact-check-google-wizphone-indonesia/
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by cedivad 8y ago
I think you meant going to infinity.
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by cedivad 8y ago
As a non pilot, AF447 crashed because the guy flying it kept pitching up during the entire duration of the stall, 30k feet. The captain finally realised what was going on just a few thousands feet off the ground and starts yelling the pilot
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by cedivad 8y ago
This guy on reddit claims to be a software engineer at Boeing and talks about how the system was mostly worked on by people that didn't understood how it worked, as the core was fortan and they were writing their patches on top of it i
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by cedivad 8y ago
Because that's the name of the chip in the Mac that Apple developed in house. They had that IP hanging around and put it in the only place they could - the security coprocessor.
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by cedivad 8y ago
This is so funny to me. I instantly thought of the CC26xx series (FSK transceivers) from TI when I first read the title, "Surely the next version of their chips will use this amazing new tech and destroy the need for that external epso
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by cedivad 8y ago
They most likely had a reason to threat those people differently and a bug came up under that special case ;) Watch them fix it.
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by cedivad 8y ago
That doesn't necessarily mean they are willingly blocking linux, I've seen inconspicuous user agent strings triggering 502 errors before. It's just badly written code.
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by cedivad 8y ago
That's the feeling I have reading every single comment around here lately.
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by cedivad 8y ago
You are confusing leasing bandwidth on a satellite with having a bitcoin satellite.
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by cedivad 8y ago
That reads like vBulletin vs XenForo to me. Funny.
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by cedivad 8y ago
Some affectionados on Italian forums use G3Ferrari ovens... Overclocking them.
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by cedivad 8y ago
Not really, whatever you are jamming you can just make sure it doesn't make it 10 km up in the air where most of the planes are (especially given the GPS patch antenna pointing up from the plane), and I don't believe they need GPS
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by cedivad 8y ago
This makes it to the top 3 most interesting news of the year for me. Someone has been able to fly some kind of heavy duty drone over the runway for 24 hours now. They called in the army but not only they can't arrest him, they are unab
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Gatwick Airport closed for 24 hours now as drones keep breaking perimeter(bbc.com)
7 points by cedivad 8y ago|1 comments
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by cedivad 8y ago
That cannot possibly be it, the last permission is just the "offline_access" field that was available to normal developers and I remember seeing used a lot. I refuse to believe this is what fb talks about when saying users gave pe
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by cedivad 8y ago
If my memory serves me this also uses an Artix-7 100T and is half the price: http://squirrelsresearch.com/acorn-cle-101/ You can thank miners for the cheap FPGAs.
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by cedivad 8y ago
So what you are saying is not even Thailand is that much up their asses to behave like the US does in international relationships, this idea of having jurisdiction over anyone all the time is unique to the US.
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by cedivad 8y ago
And HN plays its part with the downvotes.

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