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by meinheld111 3y ago
Maybe stagnating subscriber numbers force the question of where they are going
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by meinheld111 3y ago
> Plus I’m still holding out for 500+ mi ranges on a single charge with a fully loaded vehicle. I would take that if it were kilometers, but with lights and heating at -5 Celsius, please
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by meinheld111 3y ago
Maybe he is just fond of instant organic feedback
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by meinheld111 3y ago
BitRot is not as bad anymore thou
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by meinheld111 3y ago
> RAR should not be easy to use Why is that?
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by meinheld111 3y ago
Afaik you could just set a new admin pw using a livecd and some tool. I wonder if that’s still possible.
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by meinheld111 3y ago
It’s not common. but employ’s the least privilege principle, so there’s that
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by meinheld111 3y ago
Imo discretion remains with the public, but yes, corporations can arguably get away with more illegal things if they have more weight
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by meinheld111 3y ago
Great success! Between the lines it says that the author was already aware of the circumstances of his innocence and the lm just wrote a nice letter.
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by meinheld111 3y ago
Last i know was that rpi‘s can barely handle one gig but not the effectively two for duplex. Not to mention that the ethernet port (singular) runs over usb
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by meinheld111 3y ago
True. But quality metrics differ and no wireless connection that i have seen is an upgrade in terms of jitter and reliability overall a wired one (even dsl)
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by meinheld111 3y ago
True. As with most rental models, there is a usage threshold from wich on it’s more cost effective.
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by meinheld111 3y ago
I‘d like to think that once it’s on the internet, it’s public domain. Drm is just rent seeking on the back of humanity.
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by meinheld111 3y ago
Unfortunately most ARM‘s are also too weak
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by meinheld111 3y ago
> sometimes latency is more important than max bandwidth we probably could have stuck with sneakernet if it wasn‘t more important most of the time
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by meinheld111 3y ago
I thought that most new-age tld‘s are operated by scammers/squatters
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by meinheld111 3y ago
> If that provision did not exist you can bet the law would never apply to any security sensitive sector. „Oh yeah, he is very sensitive in this regard. Please don’t Talk to him about his insecurities“
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by meinheld111 3y ago
> Heat it up That’s kind of the issue here
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by meinheld111 3y ago
The need for aqm is dependent on the status quo. Most providers nowadays use red/pie in the last mile and buffers-inducted delay rarely exceeds 100ms; much less so when it became clear that flow-queueing would be required and possible.
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by meinheld111 3y ago
It’s not anymore. For 30-50€ you can get more or less unlimited data plans on all three networks
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by meinheld111 3y ago
> We are a long way from using cell network as a primary one I tend to agree from a technical pov. Otoh i know a lot of ppl who do just that and don’t even bother with landline/wifi. Connecting a gaming console via wifi to the phone
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by meinheld111 3y ago
I suspect that the implications of the choice are not that obvious/present when the „decision“ is made.
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by meinheld111 3y ago
It usually is a matter of driver support
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by meinheld111 3y ago
It should support most things that linux knows
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by meinheld111 3y ago
Thing is that most users want some form of qos/aqm to guard against load induced delay, which the apu and similar low power devices cannot handle above a few hundred mbps
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by meinheld111 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35344441
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by meinheld111 4y ago
I see oss like a garden without a fence. The owner doesn’t have to allow my trespassing, just tolerate it, and we’re golden.
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by meinheld111 4y ago
Variable bitrate is for cost saving/efficiency, no?
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by meinheld111 4y ago
> Open source != free to use anywhere This is the way. And while you may not be legally entitled to, you can.
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by meinheld111 4y ago
Debatable whether crossing the event horizon is distinguishable from beeing there

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