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by fergbrain 4y ago
And there’s a good chance that 404mm’s cat5 would pass as cat5e.
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by fergbrain 5y ago
Ziply Fiber has been great and I get 1gb symmetric for $80/month with no data cap. My homelab has never been happier!
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by fergbrain 5y ago
And Apple Maps
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by fergbrain 5y ago
No, Russia is likely jamming GPS. It’s a somewhat frequent occurrence even before the war.
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by fergbrain 5y ago
I use Todoist and have beeen happy with it. You can even do a kanban board.
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by fergbrain 5y ago
I’m not sure what a two week delay gets everyone, unless turning down power near airports is the solution and they need the two weeks reconfigure the towers?
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AT&T, Verizon delay new 5G service after Buttigieg request(seattletimes.com)
3 points by fergbrain 5y ago|1 comments
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by fergbrain 5y ago
The way Lumen (née CenturyLink) typical install these units is to have a splice point outside in a box and then drill a hole inside and mount another cable management rig that the Calix snaps into. It basically feeds the fiber in from the b
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by fergbrain 5y ago
Being tall isn’t illegal. Physically ripping out a catalytic converter from a persons car is. And don’t forget, it’s not like the police will do anything to help you…they’ve abdicated their role in many places for many crimes.
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by fergbrain 5y ago
This. It’s not just a random part of a car their stealing. It’s entirely possible that loosing the catalytic converter cascades into being jobless and homeless.
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by fergbrain 5y ago
It also fits in a C-5
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by fergbrain 5y ago
Ah, must have accidentally skipped of that part. Cheers! For anyone else: “ While STTARS has previously transported Webb components to other NASA or partner facilities primarily by air, the team chose to transport Webb by sea to Kourou due
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by fergbrain 5y ago
Why not fly the telescope to the launch site?
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by fergbrain 5y ago
Sounds like it’s used as ballast: https://tractoraddict.com/tractor-tires-filled-with-water/
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by fergbrain 5y ago
Northrop Grumman already have the MEV-2, which does just that: https://www.theverge.com/2021/4/12/22380581/northrop-grumman...
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by fergbrain 5y ago
This is beyond awesome! Downloading now!
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Critical Wi-Fi Vulnerabilities Discovered in Realtek RTL8170C(vdoo.com)
2 points by fergbrain 5y ago|0 comments
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by fergbrain 5y ago
How long until Sam Denby from Wendover makes a Half As Interesting video on this? Edit: typo
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by fergbrain 6y ago
It sounds like the flagging was done by users, not HN admin...so that’s good: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26558198
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by fergbrain 6y ago
Good!
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by fergbrain 6y ago
Fortunately he said that he has insurance that will pay for everything.
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by fergbrain 6y ago
Same on Safari in iOS (latest version as of this date).
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by fergbrain 6y ago
Getting to MVP doesn't mean you have to market. In fact, you shouldn't be spending that much on marketing until you've validated your MVP.
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by fergbrain 6y ago
$20...cost of a domain name and hosting.
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by fergbrain 6y ago
I’m in the US and it doesn’t work for me either. I think you have to be a subscriber to view the article.
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by fergbrain 6y ago
Yes.
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by fergbrain 6y ago
> “a hard impact on the pad.” It’s called a RUD: Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly
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by fergbrain 6y ago
Also Ziply Fiber bought Frontier’s network in WA, OR, and ID, and started investing in their infra and expanding areas.
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by fergbrain 6y ago
For now....
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by fergbrain 6y ago
Do you have a copy of your thesis online? I’d be curious to learn more.

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