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by sathackr 6y ago
To me it gets 'shitty' when they do this without disclosure. I have no problem with placing an order with GH and having them place the order for me, but when they masquerade as the restaurant and try to hide that from the customer
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by sathackr 7y ago
Scuba(normally) does not use any higher concentration of oxygen than air. The compressors used just pump high pressure air into the tanks. Using a scuba tank filled with air does not pose any additional explosion risk due to oxygen. The onl
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by sathackr 7y ago
But how does the NIC know that, 11 hops away, there is a layer 2 device, which cannot communicate with the NIC(switches do not typically have the ability to communicate directly with the devices generating the packets), that only supports a
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by sathackr 7y ago
GPON is both time divided and frequency divided. There are typically 3 wavelengths.(frequency division). Two for data(downstream and upstream) and one for video (downstream). The downstream channels(both video and data) are broadcast and no
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by sathackr 7y ago
Duplex fiber where a separate strand for TX/RX can use the same frequency. Simplex fiber, that is point to point, may in fact be able to use the same frequency, but it's not done in practice. Possibly due to the difficulty in dire
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by sathackr 7y ago
Both cable and FTTH(single-strand fiber to the home, such as Fios) are full-duplex via frequency division. Cable operates in RF bands, and frequencies are denoted in MHZ and sometimes GHZ(included in the linked answer) Fiber operates in opt
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by sathackr 7y ago
Pulling the terrorist card is pretty cheap and probably why the downvotes. LEO cannot be expected to be prescient of every crime or we will become a surveillance state much worse than we already are. I agree that common courtesy would dicta
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by sathackr 7y ago
Drones over 249g are required to be registered have a registration number affixed. Your point is valid, in that every other motor vehicle that operates on public property has a requirement to be able to be positively identified to a owning
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by sathackr 7y ago
It was a general statement that applies to the scenario being discussed in the article. If you want to get pedantic, you're also required to file a flight plan if there is some restriction in place requiring such for the area you are f
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by sathackr 7y ago
If there is no property being damaged, no law being violated, why does law enforcement need to be involved at all? Law enforcement doesn't have to have an answer or info about every single event. If I'm driving a car down the high
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by sathackr 7y ago
I'm still not grasping it either, to the point that I feel we may eventually learn they are neither, something else that looks to us sometimes like a particle and sometimes like a wave.
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by sathackr 7y ago
Not sure which switches you are using. I have hundreds of Unifi switches deployed. There is no downtime with normal setting changes(port/vlan assignment, link speed/duplex changes, etc...)
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by sathackr 7y ago
Why isn't the armed shoplifting suspect paying for this? It's his actions that were the catalyst for the damage by police. I don't think any of us are in a sufficient position of knowledge to determine if the police action wa
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by sathackr 7y ago
It's a liability issue. Say someone gets hurt from a seatbelt. If it's designed exactly as required by regulation, there is an immunity for the company (IANAL so I don't know the legal term for this) IF you try to make it bet
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by sathackr 7y ago
People's lives are being sacrificed now, teaching us how to build safer cars. Some large percentage of the time, seatbelts prevent death or reduce the injury. Some small percentage of the time, they induce further injury or death. Do w
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by sathackr 7y ago
Well I started thinking about it more. If it's orbiting at the speed of the moon, it's going slower than geostationary orbit speed. So its tendency will be to fall towards the earth. But since it's attached to the moon, this
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by sathackr 7y ago
If one end is tethered to the moon, and the other end is in geostationary orbit...you're gonna have a bad day. The moon is not in geostationary orbit. Not an orbital scientist but doesn't seem that will work out very well.
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by sathackr 7y ago
It would never go to trial. The ones arrested that have the means would hire private lawyers and receive deferred prosecution agreements or simply charges dropped. The ones without the means would be assigned public defenders who would give
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by sathackr 7y ago
Yep. You can do the same thing sitting outside on the street with a high gain antenna. Or one of the many rarely updated, vulnerability-ridden Android phones that are inside the building in people pockets.
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by sathackr 7y ago
Guess I should have read further in.
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by sathackr 7y ago
Impressive, but the linked article didn't uses a high gain antenna array like was used to communicate with deep space probes. They specifically wanted something with a low barrier to entry. Take a look at the antenna they used. Pretty
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by sathackr 7y ago
This. Easiest way to circumvent the 4th amendment. Get the dog to bark.
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by sathackr 7y ago
He said somewhere else on the site that because of the location he may only get 3 hours of sun in a day and sometimes months with no(I assume direct) sun in the winter. So solar wasn't an option here though likely would have been cheap
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by sathackr 7y ago
I had to close 4 different pop-overs just to view the site on mobile. No I don't want you to send me notifications. No I don't want to subscribe. Please change your social media floater so that it doesn't take up 30% of the v
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by sathackr 7y ago
They say: "Could anybody imagine a $54 billion machinery company coming after a coffee company? I don't think that's even in the cards," said Truby. "The first biggest thing they want us to do is not print the name
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by sathackr 7y ago
[citation needed] Not that I dispute what you say, but I don't buy it hook-line-and-sinker.
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by sathackr 7y ago
If cars only contained drivers it wouldn't be that bad. If only there were some way that someone besides the driver could manipulate the in car system. My Chevrolet handles this well, using the passenger seat occupancy sensor. If someo
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by sathackr 7y ago
I won't pretend to know what was in the minds of the people at the time. Maybe there were multiple reasons and not one single "real reason." Looking at the world today I think most people would prefer that a device that can c
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by sathackr 7y ago
I agree. But it seems to be something lacking in the general population today. They're unable to grasp the theory of the 1945 mind that had just seen one world war and was in the middle of a second world war that involved the wholesale
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by sathackr 7y ago
My 13 year old often has issues putting himself in the position of those with less knowledge than him. He somehow thinks young children should know as much about things they should and shouldn't do as he does. Or that animals have a co

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