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by morphle 3y ago
pls, around where do you mean? Ukrain?
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by morphle 3y ago
You measure and reverse engineer. That is what hackers should do. >You're moving goal posts now. I'd say you where interpreting my comments on hacking too narrowly.
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by morphle 3y ago
I studied ultra wideband decades before they started to write papers refering to UWB standard definitions [1] so I might be out of tune (pun intended) with current definitions. A transceiver could use attosecond 10^−18, femtosecond 10^−15
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by morphle 3y ago
English is not my native language, you might have taken me too literally. You have to be a very capable hacker to modify all the different Starlink firmware of all the chips involved. There are dozens of reasons to do that, unrelated from d
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by morphle 3y ago
Yes fundamentally different[1]. There are dozens of implementations under the Ultra Wide Band definition. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultra-wideband
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by morphle 3y ago
Politics not discussed in public was behind it.
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by morphle 3y ago
Your batteries will also be in trouble.
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by morphle 3y ago
I was indeed referring to different scenario's at the same time
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by morphle 3y ago
Hundreds ro thousands of antennes, actually. Different wavelengths, infrared its already a target in a warzone. >10Ghz is another type receiver.
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by morphle 3y ago
most receivers see it as white noise, if they don't know the timing
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by morphle 3y ago
You can loop the fiber to a far of location of the rest, no need to be point to point.
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by morphle 3y ago
Depends on the version and revision and what you need to achieve, its is not only Wifi disabling.
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by morphle 3y ago
If you don't trust the software or the server, you can reflash the firmware and deploy the hardware in your own way, similar like we do with OpenWRT. Use Starlink dishes as phased array point to point links across 500 km without the v2
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by morphle 3y ago
I was only vaguely alluding to the military background of Elon's contacts around the funding cycles of SpaceX. I'm sure we don't know the real story. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_D._Griffin
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by morphle 3y ago
I build custom setups with laser, fiber optic, SFP+ and QSFP28 switches and openflow routers, outdoor enclosures, airborne and watertight enclosures, low speed and high speed directional and gimballed mobile mountings, battery and solar 24&
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by morphle 3y ago
Not entirely easy. SFPs and FPGA's need to be in the mix, software patches, power supplies, etc.
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by morphle 3y ago
Indeed, the ethernet cable and connectors are antennes too.
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by morphle 3y ago
There is more to it. For example, do you trust SpaceX to not relay your location to your enemy? Do you want to broadcast your identity at all if there can be a man-in-the-middle-attack? A dozen other reasons....
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by morphle 3y ago
And lasers, both in space and in free space.
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by morphle 3y ago
Yes, why not? Its not so simple You have to science the shit out of this - Mark Watney (The Martian)
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by morphle 3y ago
I am bound by an NDA with an Intel Vice President and by an agreement with an ally of Nato military sources. Contact me directly and I'l be happy to point you to the sources that are not secret. You could located them yourself if you G
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by morphle 3y ago
At least one sea drone had one? [2]. "The first casualty when war comes is truth" [1] https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=starlin... [2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFh
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by morphle 3y ago
I sincerely doubt economic principles where ever a concern [1]. I remember many rumours of Elon Musk in Moscow at the founding of SpaceX with former Pentagon people? Lots of other reports on military considerations of SpaceX. Hard to verif
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by morphle 3y ago
Things chance quickly in a war, the situation is now (29 Februari 2024) very different. Starlinks mounted on drones by both sides, for example. Nato and US militairy paying for special Starlink. Jamming at 10Ghz-60Ghz.
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by morphle 3y ago
Firstly, Starlink cables are 1 Gbps ethernet with PoE [1]. This means 53V DC power over thin twisted pair cables, after a few meters the voltage drops below 48V DC and the cables start showing up in infrared because they are heated by the e
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by morphle 3y ago
"In May 2018, SpaceX estimated the total cost of designing, building and deploying the constellation would be at least US$10 billion. Revenues from Starlink in 2022 were reportedly $1.4 billion accompanied by a net loss, with a small p
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by morphle 3y ago
>I get that you don't like or trust credit card I do not get why people insist on defending the credit card companies and their ungoing enshittification and changing rules and laws[1]. I would prefer you refuting my central argument
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by morphle 3y ago
> It's preactivated. Do you have proof of that? I have proof they have never been preactivated. I'd like to learn if it's different elsewhere or elsewhen. I have needed to activate and re-activate more than a 100 starlinks
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by morphle 3y ago
>Have you ever paid for satellite Internet before? Yes, as the first public internet provider in North Europe (1988) I paid for almost all satellite Internet services before and usually was one of the earliest adopters. For example [1].
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by morphle 3y ago
Starlink geographically keyed discounts, also roamning or maritime accounts already differentiates the monthly fees. Why would the Dishy hardware price be different for locations as well the hardware cost isn't? > wish I had enough

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