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by secure 5y ago
You mean 10 Gbit/s per link? Even on the 25 Gbit/s card? Where can I read more about FEC (forward error correction?) and how that affects link speeds?
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by secure 5y ago
“The poster” (hey!) has put fiber around their house :) https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2020-08-09-fiber-link-ho... https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2021-05-16-home-network-...
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by secure 5y ago
I’m using the machine also as a server, so it replaces 2 existing devices. In terms of power consumption, it’s likely only a small increase, if at all.
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25 Gigabit Linux internet router PC build(michael.stapelberg.ch)
489 points by secure 5y ago|347 comments
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by secure 5y ago
I’m not aware of any tutorials unfortunately, but I would recommend connecting with your local Makerspace or Hackerspace. They can often be a great resource to find other people interested in electronics :)
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by secure 5y ago
…or if you want to re-use your existing intercom and hook it up to MQTT, see https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2021-03-13-smart-interco... for how I did that :)
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by secure 5y ago
Reminds me of https://github.com/turbolinks/turbolinks
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Laptop Review: ThinkPad X1 Extreme (Gen 2)(michael.stapelberg.ch)
36 points by secure 5y ago|44 comments
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I configured and then promptly returned a MikroTik CCR2004 router for Fiber7(michael.stapelberg.ch)
3 points by secure 5y ago|0 comments
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by secure 5y ago
RobustIRC does this: https://robustirc.net/docs/robustsession.html (Disclaimer: I’m a developer of RobustIRC)
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Home network 10 Gbit/s upgrade(michael.stapelberg.ch)
1 points by secure 5y ago|0 comments
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Measure and reduce keyboard input latency with QMK on the Kinesis Advantage(michael.stapelberg.ch)
2 points by secure 5y ago|0 comments
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Make your intercom smarter with an MQTT backpack(michael.stapelberg.ch)
3 points by secure 6y ago|0 comments
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by secure 6y ago
My https://github.com/kinx-project/kint project is a replacement keyboard controller for the Kinesis Advantage keyboards, which allows you to use QMK :)
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A quick introduction to MQTT for IoT(michael.stapelberg.ch)
2 points by secure 6y ago|0 comments
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by secure 6y ago
Nothing was changed in the content (only presentation). You can see the history of the post at https://github.com/stapelberg/hugo/commits/master/content/po... (you can get there by clicking the edit
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by secure 6y ago
Thanks for clarifying :) I had not realized that my blog template update would result in a repost to various feed consumers. Will try and figure out why that happened. Maybe I can also add the year to the post header when the post is older
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by secure 6y ago
(I’m the original author) I agree with this great summary! I’m glad I got my points across :) Thanks!
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by secure 6y ago
I’m using this technique in manpages.debian.org, which uses mandocd, a daemon which allows converting many manpages (using mandoc) without the exec overhead: https://github.com/Debian/debiman/commit/3715b1eaf9
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by secure 6y ago
It’s reasonably simple to port QMK (at least partially) to a new microcontroller. I have worked on Teensy 3.6 support for QMK, and plan to work on Teensy 4.x support as well.
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by secure 6y ago
The NEO keyboard layout ( https://neo-layout.org/ ) which I’m using for over a decade, has a similar concept of a number of additional layers. This is quite handy for having a bunch of special characters for programming readi
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by secure 6y ago
I love my Kinesis Advantage, have been using it for 10+ years at this point. I have recently released the kinT replacement keyboard controller: https://twitter.com/zekjur/status/1281130647776608257 Why would you r
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by secure 6y ago
FS has not paid me to write this, I’m just a happy customer. I paid for all the gear with my own money.
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by secure 6y ago
Yes, I have 3 devices that require fast networking: I run the primary network storage replica, a build server (only powered up on demand) and a mirror server. A Sonos speaker is also connected to the network, but that’s obviously neither im
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by secure 6y ago
No, all other devices are gigabit ethernet switches only. I’m linking two switches together with this fiber, and the rest is copper ethernet cables in these switches and other switches :) Behind each switch are 4+ devices, so individual net
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by secure 6y ago
10 gbit/s, as is common in networking.
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by secure 6y ago
Exactly! For my 10 meter run, it’s easy to make things work, even when they look like they shouldn’t: https://twitter.com/zekjur/status/1286570347337330689/photo/...
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by secure 6y ago
For sure, if copper works, it’s more practical and slightly cheaper for most situations :) Regarding the connectors, check out https://www.fs.com/de-en/products/35165.html for details. In particular, they come wit
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Adding a fiber link to my home network(michael.stapelberg.ch)
263 points by secure 6y ago|209 comments
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A co-programming / pair-programming twitch stream setup using H264/OPUS WebRTC(github.com)
2 points by secure 6y ago|0 comments

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