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Building My Perfect Router(blog.tjll.net)
32 points by oneowl 7y ago|4 comments
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by oneowl 7y ago
Fatalism works in both directions. If you believe that your destiny is fixed and no matter what you do is going to make a big difference then you can do anything you want content in the knowledge that nothing can stop you for achieving your
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by oneowl 7y ago
I'm interested in building commission free marketplaces. Some of the advantages that a system like this can have is - You can completely get rid of centralized international payment processing and distribution. - Countries where cellul
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by oneowl 7y ago
Is there a good website where I can find indie computer builders?
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by oneowl 7y ago
The wifi wave protocol or 802.11p [1] has been the cause of recent contest between the EU parliament and EU Telecommunication Network Operators association (ETNO). The dispute being that a wifi only standard will stall the growth in the con
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A case study in rural telecom network expansion(thenigerianvoice.com)
2 points by oneowl 7y ago|0 comments
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by oneowl 7y ago
Yep I think this is a very good idea too. It is a way of reusing existing spectrum space. Besides small cell networks use low powers and being portable they can deployed on demand. In fact small cell networks might be how the networks are d
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by oneowl 7y ago
You are correct. Most router these days select channels automatically. But the automatic channel selection is not very accurate in my personal observation as well as that of a few others on the internet [1]. Wish it were better though. I fe
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New gun bill in NZ passes third reading, will become law(stuff.co.nz)
2 points by oneowl 7y ago|0 comments
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by oneowl 7y ago
2.4ghz also has 3 non overlapping channels (iirc). Most people use the default channel of their WiFi so if you choose a different channel you can get a better signal at a lower power. Edit If you want low coverage area it would also not be
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Industry groups blast EU Parliament ahead of connected car vote(fiercewireless.com)
1 points by oneowl 8y ago|1 comments
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by oneowl 8y ago
is wifi direct well supported in phones. I know my phone has it but I've never used it personally. Will need to check it out.
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by oneowl 8y ago
I'm not really aware of how FCC collected this data and how the analysis were done. I'm also not aware of the policies that are set by the US government to provide rural connectivity. But I have a few general thoughts on the issue
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by oneowl 8y ago
KDE plasma. Before that I used to work on Xubuntu. I still have Xubuntu installed on one laptop though KDE takes majority of my usage these days.
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by oneowl 8y ago
Yes. Telephone companies can do this. You are correct about it. I don't have an answer to your question so I'm just speculating over here and it's quite possible that I'm wrong I think as soon as that happens (someone s
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by oneowl 8y ago
> 4G, just like 3G before it will get slower over time. You are correct but that will happen again with 5G and then with 6G and so on. After a period all networks will saturate. I'm not sure if I'm right about this, but I think
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by oneowl 8y ago
Its a good point plus upgrading to 5g will require purchasing new smartphones so it can be quite a costly affair for the consumer.
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by oneowl 8y ago
PS vita. Powerful handheld. Dual analog sticks. Great hardware. Lots of good games but it could never compete with the smart phones. 3DS didn't do too well either as compared to DS. I don't think we'll see a dedicated handhel
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by oneowl 8y ago
Renewable energy. Excited about hydrogen fuels.
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by oneowl 8y ago
Just looked at the website. Very cool project. Are you still mainatining jan os?
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by oneowl 8y ago
Thank you!
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by oneowl 8y ago
Yes. But on Android they are pre installed.... Not sure how it works ok Kai....
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by oneowl 8y ago
Os'es have been built. You don't need to spend time in that. You'll find one as small as a few hundred kbs to as big as 10s of gbs. For all kind of architectures and all opnsource. However you need to find a way to install th
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by oneowl 8y ago
Yes you are correct. These phones range anything from 300-700 MB of ram and have a pretty decent hardware. Combine that with a user operable interface (physical buttons, screen, audio) and you've got a nice package. I was looking a bit
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by oneowl 8y ago
Not sure about US but they are available to buy on amazon. It'll probably cost a lot more after shipping charges though...
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by oneowl 8y ago
Very nice project. KaiOS also runs on jio phones and they are selling really well in India. Besides 4g these phones also have wifi support. Kai os phones are the only feature phones(I know of) that provide wifi capabilities. By the way I&#x
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China's hydrogen economy is coming(bloomberg.com)
5 points by oneowl 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: When was the last time you used bluetooth?
4 points by oneowl 8y ago|10 comments
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ORAN Joins the Linux Foundation(fiercewireless.com)
3 points by oneowl 8y ago|0 comments
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by oneowl 8y ago
Here's the link. For some reason the one in the post redirects to 404... www.entrepreneur.com/amphtml/331700

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