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drmpeg
5y ago
Descriptive would be "Bus Stop Systems". No, drop the "Systems", just "Bus Stop".
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drmpeg
5y ago
That's for sure. Here's what an Ettus B210 (now $1472, not cheap) looks like with a fundamental at 145 MHz. 3rd harmonic is only 10 dB down. Power was 0 dBm (with a 20 dB pad on the analyzer input). https://www.w6rz.net
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5y ago
Netscape Communicator 4.76 running on a QEMU emulation of the SPARCstation 20 and Solaris 8. It took a while to find a site that would render. https://www.w6rz.net/netscape.png
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drmpeg
5y ago
Amateur radio still has 44.0.0.0/9 and 44.128.0.0/10. Not exactly a shortage. Also, they are giving back to the community. The largest grant so far was $1,620,000 to save a radio telescope for the MIT Amateur Radio club. https:&#
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5y ago
See Figure 2 on page 4. https://www.itu.int/dms_pubrec/itu-r/rec/bt/R-REC-BT.1359-1-...
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5y ago
I2O was definitely a pivot. The original i960Kx, i960Cx and i960Jx had nothing to do with I2O. I2O was introduced later with the i960Rx series. I developed an i960RP design back in the late '90s for an MPEG-2 encoder PCI card. The enco
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5y ago
Back around 1985 or so, there used to be a glut of loose Thai bud in the Bay Area. It was dense and dark brown (like chocolate). But the importers eventually got busted and that was the end of that.
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5y ago
The fine Colombian. When I was in high school back in 1975, we somehow got our hands on some real Colombian Gold. By far the best marijuana I've ever smoked (and I live in California). If they can export that kind of strain to the US,
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5y ago
I'm running Ubuntu 21.04. As for using it as a daily driver, you might be disappointed with the performance. It's slower than a Raspberry Pi 4. Also, no Firefox or Chrome browsers (yet). You have to use Epiphany. It's really
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5y ago
I have one. They shipped back in the beginning of June. They're in stock at both Mouser and Crowd Supply. https://mouser.com/ProductDetail/SiFive/HF105-000?qs=zW32dvE... https://www.crowdsupply.com
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5y ago
There are no ports of Firefox or Chrome for RISC-V. I believe the JavaScript engine is the problem.
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drmpeg
5y ago
It seems like Apple actively tries to ruin the functionality of libimobiledevice with each release of iOS. It worked the best on my iPhone 6 and iOS 9.3.4.
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drmpeg
5y ago
I use it for tethering when Comcast goes down. You also need ipheth-utils.
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drmpeg
5y ago
You wouldn't be happy with the Unmatched. At 1.2 GHz, it's slower than a Rpi4. Even a Beagleboard-X15 (2 core armv7) is faster.
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5y ago
Back in the dark ages before direct deposit, it was much better to get a paycheck biweekly (every other week) than bimonthly (15th and last day of the month).
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5y ago
The Intel tool for this (running on MDS-80 "Blue Boxes" and ISIS-II operating system) was CONV86. I used CONV86 way back in 1983 to convert a fairly large (back then) 8080 assembly language code base to the IBM PC. Worked perfectl
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5y ago
gnuradio. We also got hijacked.
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5y ago
The most popular open source LTE stack is srsLTE (now called srsRAN). https://github.com/srsran/srsRAN
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drmpeg
6y ago
Is Glacial (as in glacially slow) a good name for a CPU project?
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6y ago
Australia and New Zealand both had channels 0 and 1 for analog television broadcast. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_and_New_Zealand_tel... During the peak of Solar cycle 22 in 1989-1991, amateur radio operato
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6y ago
Video decoded here. https://twitter.com/r2x0t/status/1370030702633312259
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6y ago
It's a mix of wideband and narrowband, but everything is frequency hopped. In the waterfall, the strong wideband bursts have a red colored center frequency. The narrowband bursts are just vertical lines.
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6y ago
What the 902 to 928 MHz spectrum looks like. All those blips in the waterfall are smart meters or some other IoT device. http://www.w6rz.net/33cm.png
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6y ago
> It’s a hazard for an 11 year old to pitch or hit against 8 year olds. Heh, I played Little League in a very small town back in 1968-69. In order to have enough teams, the league was 9, 10, 11 and 12 year olds. You had 12 year old almos
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6y ago
A swap file is your friend.
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6y ago
I agree. Current day La Costeña on Middlefield is nothing to write home about.
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6y ago
La Costeña is pretty good, but my favorite was a place called Carambas in a strip mall on the corner of Mary and Washington in Sunnyvale. They had a jalapeño burrito that would make your face sweat. That strip mall is long gone now. Even wh
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6y ago
If you run this code on armv7, you have to change the two occurrences of char to signed char.
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6y ago
Robert is the best. Looks like he'll be involved with this project too. https://github.com/RobertCNelson/riscv64-multiplatform
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6y ago
That was about radar altimeters, not GPS. That 5G band hasn't been occupied yet, it's still being auctioned (and it's already the largest auction in US history). https://auctiondata.fcc.gov/public/project
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