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ng55QPSK
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5y ago
the "Net" in netflix was: you could order on the net, only the delivering changed.
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Nokia is incorrect (afiu the tire/rubber business was span-off some years ago Nokian), even the source cites it better "The company has operated in various industries over the past 150 years. It was founded as a pulp mill and had
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5y ago
Microsoft Automatic Graph Layout?
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5y ago
any plotting library that implements this?
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5y ago
I remember heating a small sauna at a friends' house with wood (something like 3 square meters), you don't need much if the sauna is reasonably isolated to the outside.
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5y ago
You are right, i was short on the description. But main point is: There is no point in asking questions.
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5y ago
There is this story, that on the 1936 Olympics in Berlin, the finish athletic team arrived and started to build a sauna, because it was missing.
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5y ago
A reasonable sauna temperature is 80°C, a lot of people prefer the 90..95°C range. I have some doubts you reach this without tricks in Senegal.
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5y ago
btw: It's only a rumor that every Nokia office has a sauna.
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5y ago
We asked a finish colleague about smoke sauna (you heat with wood and a part of the smoke is lead inside), about details and reason. Answer: We don't need a reason for sauna.
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5y ago
The lead of construction for BER was a dutch company
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Looking closely at the net of motorways, any part of germany is in close distance to VW, BWM, Daimler and Porsche.
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5y ago
IFX and the split of part of Intel doesn't have Fabs in Munich area - but some testing.
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Please not Munich. We're dealing already with an overcrowded area where the cost of living and cost of renting apartments is exploding and the market of engineers is literally empty. North of bavaria closer to e.g. Audi in Ingolstadt o
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5y ago
in case you are interested: In germany (DE) the regulator offers 5G (actually technology neutral) offers local, campus licenses at a very low price: https://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/DE/Sachgebiete/Telekommunik...
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5y ago
a) ... was deliberately weakened by US restrictions on cryptography b) ... is a network feature and could have been disabled for ~15 years. c) afaik 3GPP has recent proposal to get GEA1 out of 5G
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5y ago
Question is: What should i say to my manager when her/his performance starts suffering?
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5y ago
This is the way.
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5y ago
At my workplace one R&D engineer had the last lines printed out as poster (i guess the AD note is older than 2007)
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5y ago
The google thinks so.
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5y ago
I think, the main point is: We have reached a time in which there are no guarantees anymore that your HW works (until recently we only had no guarantee that the SW works). Correctly.
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"a matter of national security" - there are endless interfaces into the network (by law) for lawful interception and some of them are designed in such a way that Interceptor E1 cannot see what Interceptor E2 is trying to read. Sti
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There is no decision at the terminal side, there is no negotiation. Network collects reporting from the terminal(s) and decide centrally.
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"There are no open source LTE stack to learn from" https://osmocom.org/projects
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5y ago
Ex-Lucent and Bell Labs you'll find today at Nokia e.g. https://www.nokia.com/about-us/news/releases/2020/12/07/noki...
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5y ago
Google Ericsson Vodafone Greece. And for US, google Cloud Act.
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I work in a team that created 5G. And around ~2014 it was clear: operators want to go away from own HW.
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My colleagues who do intrusion testing (for operators e.g.) tell me: We have not seen SS7 attacks in Europe for long time. The remaining attack surfaces are in the middle-east and north america.
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This will not happen this year. But in the long run you don't need much own HW to be an operator. And fiber connectivity is (as the startpoint of this comments) outsourced in large scale.
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5y ago
No only by balance-sheet mechanics, there is some politics attached. In my work place we're currently discussing moving in-house data centers to a cloud-provider. At the first glance it looks like at a higher cost (in-house cheaper). N
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