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721.
by luma 5y ago
And is also subject to radio airtime fairness rules in ISM bands, meaning the radio cannot be transmitting more than 1% of the time based on jurisdiction. I think if people had a better understanding of how LoRa works they'd freak out
722.
by luma 5y ago
Playing devil's advocate here... aren't those same two things true of Sidewalk? If you purchase an Apple tag, then you benefit from other users who have this feature enabled. If you buy a device that uses Sidewalk, same situatio
723.
by luma 5y ago
McM pricing heavily depends on how much business you do with them, if you're a commercial buyer you'll see much steeper discounting applied.
724.
by luma 5y ago
I think the key problem is that it creates an incentive for the hopeful buyer to see if they can’t hurry the process up some.
725.
by luma 5y ago
Does this setup do 80M IOPS? I'm not sure what the point of your post is, everyone can make slow storage cheaply. The article is about fast storage which is also cheap (compared to similar solutions from flash storage array vendors).
726.
by luma 5y ago
As a Tindie seller, I have hopes that this injection of cash will address several outstanding issues with the platform. I sell a DIY touchscreen home automation controller that I build by hand in my basement[1]. My product is targeted at D
727.
by luma 5y ago
It may also have been a play to remove Java as a fundamental requirement due to their experience with Oracle and Android.
728.
by luma 5y ago
Agreed. I'll add to that a healthy application of the Principle of Least Astonishment. If you have a light, there should be an obvious light switch nearby that turns the light on and off, and does so even if your home automation syst
729.
by luma 5y ago
YT Premium also includes YT music, and the creators you want to support get extra from Google when Premium users subscribe. For me, it’s worth the price and has almost entirely replaced TV for me (still need my F1 races...)
730.
by luma 5y ago
They are clearly marking the new models with a new suffix on the model number. As someone who has been trying for months to buy a 3080 and has zero interest in crypto, this is fantastic news... IFF it means I can actually purchase a card.
731.
by luma 5y ago
Not really, C is pretty deeply entrenched in the embedded world. Unless you want to bitbang something like a USB host, you’ll be relying on vender libraries, and those libraries are overwhelmingly developed in C. Same is true for pretty m
732.
by luma 5y ago
Two buzzwords that sound like things that congress would want to have happening in America, lest anyone start thinking about taking action over monoploistic practices elsewhere in the company.
733.
by luma 5y ago
The irony of your response is pretty thick.
734.
by luma 5y ago
Nor is Find My limited to Apple devices. I think the analogy holds water.
735.
by luma 6y ago
In the US debit cards work completely differently than CCs. In the event of fraud, the debit card holder is technically responsible for any losses. Your bank might step in to deal with that, or they might not. With a credit card company i
736.
by luma 6y ago
In most cases, your best bet is multiple, lower power APs with copper backhaul to your network.
737.
by luma 6y ago
I've never heard of Dan Deacon but I clicked the NPR set you linked above and man - what a treat! Thanks for sharing, friend!
738.
by luma 6y ago
Technically... they can. It's the same authority which has allowed organizations like Microsoft to take over botnet C&C systems. The CFAA has specific carveouts to allow unauthorized access with a court order.
739.
by luma 6y ago
The GUI never allowed you to create such an array in the first place. If a user goes out of their way to put their storage array into an unsupported configuration, I get a lot less upset when the vendor makes that harder to do.
740.
by luma 6y ago
If there's a strong case, maybe you could put it forward for us? You've made a heck of an assertion there...
741.
by luma 6y ago
RAID controllers are great if you're using them to do the thing that they do. If you are going to host a software defined storage solution on top, then the thing RAID controllers do for you (abstract the hardware storage devices into
742.
by luma 6y ago
gen8 (instead of g8) is the new naming scheme! We're on gen10 now, with gen11 right around the corner.
743.
by luma 6y ago
HPE found themselves in a similar position several years back with their ProLiant line of x86 servers. Each "generation" of those systems used to be referred to as "g4" or "g5", then "g6", etc. When
744.
by luma 6y ago
I just read through the report and you haven’t exaggerated a bit. Somehow, an otherwise intelligent and well-educated engineer decided to go full mission impossible just to kill himself in the most miserable way possible. What a crazy stor
745.
by luma 6y ago
Build an idiot-proof system and the universe will build a better idiot I guess :(
746.
by luma 6y ago
Are lockout/tagout controls not used in these systems? Industry has (mostly) solved this problem long ago.
747.
by luma 6y ago
America has AML and KYC and running an exchange that allows trades which dodge those requirements is a great path to men in black suits knocking on your door.
748.
by luma 6y ago
I love IRC but saying the IRC protocol does anything well (or is even a documented and agreed-upon protocol) is a bit of a stretch. Otherwise, agree with the thrust of your statement. I believe getting Signal into the hands of more users i
749.
by luma 6y ago
It's essentially a press release written for popular consumption in America. If it was a scientific paper, ok sure use K, but that isn't what you're reading. Using units unfamiliar to the taxpayers supporting the mission see
750.
by luma 6y ago
The problem is that UBNT now requires you to cloud-enable many of their modern devices as part of the setup process. You can later disable that after setup, but I think it's safe to assume most people don't know that (they certai

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