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by sbr464 8y ago
You can install a separate box running pfSense to act as a gateway, configuring different rules/load balancing etc. It also has a plugin ecosystem to enable additional features. That would allow you to size the box and grow as you nee
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by sbr464 8y ago
You can find a lot of info online, since it's one of the easiest way to start an ISP in a rural location. Google for WISP forums. If I did it again, in a very rural area, I would look into licensed 4G/5G vs traditional wifi.
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by sbr464 8y ago
I didn't have to (USA). You were able to offer 900mhz, 2.4ghz, 5.8ghz without a license. There are regulations on total output power of a device, which comes from the antenna's dB gain and the output power of the wireless radio in
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by sbr464 8y ago
Curious, regarding monthly download caps, has anyone found a solution to using a 4G LTE connection for frequent Netflix consumption? It currently burns through too many gigs to be a cable internet replacement. I was looking for a solution f
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by sbr464 8y ago
Thanks, I do need to! Funny thing, it was located on the same road where Tabasco sauce is made. I'm sure a tour bus passenger or two randomly caught me standing on top doing the (Brazilian) Christ the Redeemer (statue) pose. https:&#x
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by sbr464 8y ago
Just a side note while I was reminiscing about the pain of being an ISP. Here's a couple photos of the tower for this project. I got frustrated with satellite internet, and bought a 140' tower from the scrap yard before it was cho
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by sbr464 8y ago
Also, video absolutely obliterates a wireless radio. Just to keep with the example you mentioned, a wireless radio doesn’t necessarily breakdown into 1/10 per user for 10 users. 2-3 users could flood the connection, the building interf
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by sbr464 8y ago
I agree, definitely. It was an interesting experiment, and the realities of the then current wireless tech were so limiting, it was eye-opening to be on the provider side for once.
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by sbr464 8y ago
But from a physics/technical standpoint, a radio only has so much capacity. How would you handle the situation, if you managed a provider, and 10 people at a bar started streaming an NBA game in HD? Somethings got to give.
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by sbr464 8y ago
Years back, I operated a small ISP to serve a need until cable broadband arrived in the community. I had to monitor overall usage and throttle clients frequently with high torrent/video usage. It was also an issue with hotspots in RV P
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by sbr464 8y ago
Same here. Permanent silent mode (quarter moon icon on Apple, volume switch off). Have done this over the last 2 years. I spoke to an old friend recently on the phone, it had literally been months since my last phone conversation. It takes
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by sbr464 8y ago
This would be good to use for Medium posts, since the built in code formatting is so bad, especially, especially on the mobile app, since it won’t rotate to landscape.
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by sbr464 8y ago
I had a similar question recently about https/ssl certs being so important and why most major ssl vendor ecommerce sites are so seedy/early 2000s design patterns.
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by sbr464 8y ago
If you built the compiler, can’t you just throw a few helpful notifications/logs letting a user know when they are using unoptimal paths/techniques? I’m by no means a compiler developer but curious if it could be more automated wi
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by sbr464 8y ago
This is nice. I'm working on a similar open source project that is releasing soon called DataLibrary[0] It goes further by bringing this kind of data together into a single API, converting/cleaning into a similar schema where poss
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by sbr464 8y ago
I think it’s definitely a valid point and worth considering in the current reality of software development.
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by sbr464 8y ago
I feel like this was written in this particular style assuming it was not going to be minified. I think it's ok to use this style if only maintained by a couple of people, or for a small project like this. I do like it's concisene
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by sbr464 8y ago
I agree, but I believe this is referring to memory usage, not data transfer/usage over the network. But that number would be interesting if more readily available.
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by sbr464 8y ago
It's Mebibytes (megabinary) from the units in the pictures, so it's slighty more in megabytes. 1MiB = 1.04858MB So Google Inbox actually uses 225.4447 MB
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by sbr464 8y ago
I agree with those points. It may not be best for Sketch (design software) I was more referring to the licensing model, to offset the high lifetime price, that may put off someone buying.
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by sbr464 8y ago
I built a hacky prototype, combining: - FLIR thermal camera - 3 different small cameras manually set at different settings, models chosen for their qualities handling light levels. Those 4 live feeds were fed into a small black magic design
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by sbr464 8y ago
Regarding ideas on how to charge, I like how https://sketchapp.com handles this. Instead of charging $799 like the old Adobe Photoshop days, they charge a lower one-time price that receives updates for a year. You can choose to
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by sbr464 8y ago
I feel like it could apply to pacemakers as well. I feel like certain qualities, features, annoyances, subtle benefits, etc could only be experienced if you actually went through having one installed, dealt with it every day, etc.
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by sbr464 8y ago
Brings back memories. As a kid, my only chance to play Doom was on a computer in the electronics dept at Sears, at the mall. Good times.
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by sbr464 8y ago
https://twitter.com/githubstatus
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by sbr464 8y ago
https://twitter.com/githubstatus
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by sbr464 8y ago
I personally would 100% ignore their letter. Create an LLC, change the name, as you should. But always, always hack the planet.
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by sbr464 8y ago
Could Slack just defend against people doing this? Similar to how companies defend against Ad Blockers, Password Managers etc? Those also allow you to modify/tamper with elements, hide annoying things etc. Do you join lerna and block e
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by sbr464 8y ago
1 point by sbr464 3 minutes ago | parent | edit | delete [-] | on: Lerna adds clause to MIT license blocking certain ... I respect their decision and rights, but I don't really understand this move. I also believe this sets a dangerous
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by sbr464 8y ago
Curious--how is the font rendering/text quality? Example, working with digital cards with a title, short description, maybe numbers (currency/stats etc), reading them quickly and organizing them. I'm familiar with Oculus, so

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