doctorshady

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by doctorshady 6y ago
In a way, this sorta seems like it was an inevitability; humans are a very social species. It only makes sense that our advancements in tech would, first and foremost, promote that.
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by doctorshady 6y ago
Seriously. Driving at night with a lot of oncoming traffic is starting to become a serious hazard. Maybe doubly so if you have a car that sits relatively low to the ground.
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Writeup: NEC PBX Backdoors, Vulnerabilities(shadytel.su)
1 points by doctorshady 6y ago|0 comments
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China says U.S. told it to shut its Houston consulate(reuters.com)
1 points by doctorshady 6y ago|0 comments
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by doctorshady 6y ago
I dunno if the SN76489AN is software compatible, but there's a few companies making modern AY-3-8910 (the sound chip in the Master System) equivalents. There's the JFC 95101, and I believe the Filfact KC89C72, though the origin of
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5ESS Telephone Switch Architecture(youtube.com)
2 points by doctorshady 6y ago|0 comments
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by doctorshady 6y ago
Buying Metaswitch for a 5G initiative seems like a strange choice; they service a reasonable part of the rural US wireline market, but very little to none of the cellular market.
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by doctorshady 7y ago
Selective call forwarding, if you have it, will get rid of a fair number of things. The do not call list as well is still surprisingly effective.
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by doctorshady 7y ago
The AMR wideband codec is G.722.2 - it's separate from the ADPCM implementation standardized as G.722. The two sound quite different. Everyone's ears are different, but I can't say I've been crazy about AMR wideband. Lin
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by doctorshady 7y ago
On a fully time division multiplexed (read: no IP packets; just end-to-end multiplexed serial streams) call, it should be no more than ~40 milliseconds of latency from one side of the United States to the next, or no more than quantization
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by doctorshady 7y ago
For whatever it's worth, as one of many conquerors of a land once inhabited by Native Americans, it's increasingly becoming public knowledge that we weren't exactly kind to them; just because we won doesn't mean their si
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by doctorshady 7y ago
I ditched my cell phone a while ago. Your mileage may vary, but if your friends/employer are prepared to communicate with you without the use of any sort of mobile device, it's really nice.
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by doctorshady 7y ago
I think their point is more competition is better regardless; every one of them will try to find some way to make themselves seem better than the other. Though the problem with that regardless is that from a business perspective, there&#x27
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Borat actor:Tech giants ‘greatest propaganda machine in history’ for hate groups(cnbc.com)
18 points by doctorshady 7y ago|1 comments
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FBI drafted Interpol resolution calling for ban on end-to-end encryption(arstechnica.com)
66 points by doctorshady 7y ago|5 comments
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by doctorshady 7y ago
I'd love to know; I've developed quite a taste for them. There's definitely manufacturers for CRTs in niche industries. It may make more sense for the moment to find someone who'll help you refurbish an existing CRT tha
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by doctorshady 7y ago
I can't offer any advice to your situation beyond trying to avoid being discouraged. There's a balance to confidence; too much or too little can be offputting, and it seems like you're hitting a low point that might make thin
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by doctorshady 7y ago
Never say impossible. http://archive.is/nvSOE
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Dear Donald Trump, Elizabeth Warren, FCC Ajit Pai, Mike Doyle, et al.(medium.com)
1 points by doctorshady 7y ago|0 comments
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Much of the Assault on 'Big Tech' Is Being Driven by 'Big Telecom'(techdirt.com)
1 points by doctorshady 7y ago|0 comments
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Verizon’s 5G network isn’t good enough to cover an entire NFL stadium(arstechnica.com)
20 points by doctorshady 7y ago|2 comments
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by doctorshady 7y ago
Either way, it's incredibly disconcerting. Buying things online should be a choice, not an obligation.
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Irregulators vs. FCC Is Critical to America’s Broadband-Internet Future(medium.com)
2 points by doctorshady 7y ago|0 comments
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The 737-Max Grounding Is So Bad That Airlines Are Leasing 30-Year-Old 737-200s(jalopnik.com)
27 points by doctorshady 7y ago|10 comments
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Internet advertising to grow at slowest rate since 2001 dotcom bust(theguardian.com)
2 points by doctorshady 7y ago|0 comments
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by doctorshady 7y ago
I'd love to hear the same from people; the internet at an earlier point in it's life had an air of optimism about it - and certainly freedom (probably drawing from less of an obligation to use it for work, school, etc) that it no
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Ajit Pai Is Still Withholding Facts About Location-Data Abuse from Commissioners(gizmodo.com)
36 points by doctorshady 7y ago|0 comments
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by doctorshady 7y ago
Non-paywalled version: http://archive.is/IMn90
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Huawei Stops Smartphone Production Lines After Blacklisting, Report Claims(forbes.com)
1 points by doctorshady 7y ago|4 comments
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Huawei reportedly orders employees to cancel US meetings, send workers home(cnet.com)
14 points by doctorshady 7y ago|0 comments

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