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by pratumlabs 8y ago
As with any emerging computational platform, there is always going to be confusion. For example, when Cloud Computing first premiered I can't count the number of times I had conversations with C-level executives, IT managers, and even
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by pratumlabs 8y ago
Unfortunately, your experience with the HL-3170CDW is extremely common. We had it happen and it is very well documented on Amazon. We found an Australian company that detailed the issue in their "fault of the week" page: http:&#x
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by pratumlabs 9y ago
Your dream is not too far away from reality. Devices like Mozilla's Things Gateway ( https://iot.mozilla.org/gateway/ ) represent some of the most ideal fog nodes as they are inexpensive and fairly powerful. Not too
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Ask HN: What IoT development boards are you using?
1 points by pratumlabs 9y ago|0 comments
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A Comparison of Cloud, Edge, and Fog Computing(pratumlabs.com)
3 points by pratumlabs 9y ago|0 comments
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by pratumlabs 9y ago
One of the key benefits of Intel's solution is that the CPU and FPGA share the same RAM, avoiding the O(N) cost of moving data to/from the devices. This type of a zero-copy transaction can enable very high performance applications
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by pratumlabs 9y ago
I don't know if I'd say its a mess. There are three options that are well aligned with emerging trends: Plex, Emby, and MythTV (to a lesser extent). The rest have a lot of catching up to do if they want to remain relevant.
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by pratumlabs 9y ago
Our client sought outside legal advice concerning topics of DRM and copyright (we are scientists and engineers, not lawyers). In general, it is illegal to stream copyrighted content (even if you own it) to devices that are not authorized to
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Recording TV in Linux: Dissecting the top solutions(pratumlabs.com)
26 points by pratumlabs 9y ago|5 comments