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s800
5y ago
Also, a wire fish can be quite handy and it looks like it would work in the author's scenario.
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5y ago
AFAIK, this is CBRS as a Service, which means it uses the 3.5GHz PAL. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizens_Broadband_Radio_Servi... https://www.fcc.gov/35-ghz-band-overview
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5y ago
Mount the sd card elsewhere, the boot partition is FAT formatted and can be edited on most OSes.
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5y ago
I got hit with a ~40Gbps DDoS last week. These attacks are on the rise. Some responses to folks above: Success working with upstreams is quite varied. Some care, some don't, and it can be difficult to get to folks that can help- even
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5y ago
(pedantic warning) A 68k will not fit in a CPLD, but will fit into a modest FPGA.
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5y ago
A2000 is far more obtainable, sometimes already found with a Video Toaster installed. And with PiStorm and other plug in accelerators, the processing power of the 2000 vs 4000 (with some caveats) is less important. Also the A4000T is very
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5y ago
More generally, curious about what your plans are for a 400Hz power supply. There are so many interesting avionics, aerospace, etc. equipment which would be interesting to experiment with. Short of spinning a generator, have you found a VF
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5y ago
Have there been any attempts/successes to issue injunctions against roots?
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5y ago
FreeNas user for many years here, very happy in multiple environments- small home/office stuff and larger "production" environments.
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5y ago
Health care
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5y ago
Why does it need root?
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6y ago
This is a fantastic (and tough) game that truly painted a mental picture through a text-only interface.
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6y ago
Wonderful resource, not bloated. Thanks!
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6y ago
> set qu=mx > gmail.com. Server: 10.1.1.1 Address: 10.1.1.1#53 Non-authoritative answer: gmail.com mail exchanger = 20 alt2.gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com. gmail.com mail exchanger = 5 gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com. gmail.com mail exchanger
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6y ago
So this runs under Linux and not as bare metal? That's pretty impressive!
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6y ago
The duty cycle requirement preclude this type of use. You should be "off the air" ~99% of the time.
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6y ago
Wouldn't e-ink be in CMY(K) instead of RGB since it's reflective?
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6y ago
What's the precision of these ns level measurements?
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s800
6y ago
The problem is that he took it from someone else.
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s800
6y ago
Could these be used as conference room speakerphones/mics?
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s800
6y ago
Because the required hardware technology does not exist.
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6y ago
Negative on that. See Sony, MS, Nintendo gaming consoles.
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6y ago
Why?
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6y ago
Anyone know what console makers charge developers these days? My experience is from several decades ago, and is comparable to what Apple charges in its store.
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6y ago
Anyone of packet captures of this behavior? I'm still on 10.14, or I would check it myself.
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6y ago
f/2.89 is a very fast scope. The sagitta or "depth of the parabola" of his mirror is almost 1cm.
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6y ago
Another recommendation: DKBtrace, which is a predecessor to Povray, has easier to grok code. IMHO.
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6y ago
check into AirConsole. Works great, skip the cable. https://www.get-console.com/shop/ No relation.
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8y ago
Quasi-superconducting?
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8y ago
Doesn't make any sense to me either. He's burning 2ma for no reason.
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