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The real kicker is the last line. T-mobile can software upgrade its LTE equipment to 5G: > The partnership with Ericsson means that T-Mobile’s already installed base of Ericsson Radio System radios will be able to run 5G NR with a remote
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8y ago
Some small subset of pool servers run an HTTP server that redirects you to www. Not all of them. You just got lucky.
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Class action lawsuit against Musk and Tesla
(teslatweets.com)
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When VCs (companies that make their money by betting on long shots) and two cofounders walk away, that is a really bad sign for a company. As I mentioned in another comment, if he hadn't had 45% of voting shares, the CEO would be gone.
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Look at the "Live Stream" on the lower right. It is all placeholder data. I think its just a demo page for whatever baremetrics is.
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In any other situation it would be the CEO leaving. The investors clearly didn't have enough votes to boot him, and took a cashout to avoid it being a total loss.
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Came to the comments to say the exact same thing: this is basically just a vote of no confidence in management. I can't imagine any employee joining this company from this point forward without demanding all-cash compensation. Manageme
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So many people I played with were able to enjoy the game because it would run on the $350 eMachines PC they got at Walmart. Accessibly really increased the draw of the game for regular consumers because you could get your friends into it ea
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San Francisco
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Having been a part of a few large Yubikey rollouts I can say while the individual/SMB perspective is that they are "indestructible", large fleets see hardware failure rates above what you would expect from similar types of de
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It's just silicon valley startup mentality. You literally work inside a room with no windows, poor ventilation, and sound dampening. Anyone who doesn't go home after 8 hours has something wrong with them.
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> Compare that to one way coded messages over hf radio Having a shortwave radio in your possession is justification enough to haul you in for questing in some countries. There is also relatively little "radio traffic" to inspec
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8y ago
I have 250 million yuan for you, you'll just need to pay a few small import taxes. Please contact my finance agent on his yahoo mail address...
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Have you looked at MAC randomization filtering at all? It should be easy to filter based on probe vs established.
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> using network gear Which run Linux in many cases.
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Every bug bounty platform has tried to be "selective" in the researchers they allow in when they start. You'll soon discover that selective doesn't scale. The only way you are going to disrupt the current market is by hi
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The U.S. Housing Market Looks Headed for Its Worst Slowdown in Years
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Any load balancer is always a single point of failure. This is why lots of folks go multi-cloud. You should also be looking at multi-CDN.
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On the report box, each of the checkboxes on the "Send Report To" should have a mouseover that explains exactly what each option is. I also don't understand the star rating. I don't think I have ever had "5 star foo
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The Elgato Thunderbolt Dock comes with a software utility that gives you a "Disconnect Dock" menu bar option, which unmounts and unloads everything in one click.
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Under heavy load eGPU completely saturates the PCIe bandwidth. Razer couldn't even get a USB mouse to not lag in their first eGPU product.
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The question is, what does Amazon know now, that Cloudflare will figure out in a year or so?
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Rich people who eat out every night don't have to subsidize the commoners throwing away an empty box of pasta.
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For completely self-serving reasons Alphabet wants to diversify revenue. Bets are told they can't depend on advertising, because that only canabilizes the Google business.
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Just FYI, You can't call yourself a bank. It is a restricted term in most US states and the UK. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banq_(term)
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That is not true. Stingray's are cell towers and phones trust them. The device just downgrades to A5/2 (export grade) encryption, or broadcasts that it does not support encryption at all.
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Every company showcases ideal conditions during product demos. Literally every iPhone interaction during a WWDC has been totally scripted. I don't know why people would assume a company would do anything other than show their product i
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It looks like everything is a fork except for two repos: buildroot - a Github commit of the buildroot.org project linux - a manual clone of the linux git repo There are probably some Tesla made commits somewhere in here, but they really sho
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> the most secure LBS location data exchange available today To be fair, they are not wrong. I looked into getting real time cell location data a while back, and the security was basically IP whitelisting.
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Thats like saying you are helping people start a taxi business because they get confused when it comes to warranty options on buying their first car. If they don't have the fortitude to work out a transit contract, the ISP business mig
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