networkchad

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by networkchad 3y ago
Why not publish the list? Users would know what not to submit in that case. Except maybe you’re worried about the list being heavily curated a certain way…
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by networkchad 3y ago
Ahh small town Kansas. I love you and also hate ya. This kind of bs is one of the reasons why I can’t live there. (Grew up in KS)
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by networkchad 3y ago
What a great article on TWA 800. My gramps was a retired manager from TWA and when that happened he was all over it calling his buddies still working there. Thanks for the article!
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by networkchad 3y ago
Microwave and narrow focused point to point wifi is still definitely a thing in remote areas. Although with Starlink becoming very popular I wonder how long until new deployments decline.
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by networkchad 3y ago
Sorry about the relationship not working out. That art is a beautiful piece of work.
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by networkchad 3y ago
Do you really believe the consent of UK was a real gating decision? Lol. I chalk that one up purely to diplomatic nice-ness.
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by networkchad 3y ago
Relevant: https://www.businessinsider.com/qaddafi-warns-france-if-i-go...
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by networkchad 3y ago
Is there a visual / graph that shows these relationships and blockings? Would make navigating whom is censoring what much more easier.
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by networkchad 3y ago
You are historically accurate. For a long time there was a lot of fiber that physically hopped through Hawaii, but didn’t actually talk to any gear locally (switches/routers). It was just an optical landing/regen station. These da
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by networkchad 3y ago
Most simple answer is you can cram N number of light streams via WDM (wave division multiplexing). You transmit N number of parallel streams on different wavelengths.