shaklee3

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by shaklee3 10y ago
I think the main issue is not having a different way to buy tickets, but actually signing deals with bands/venues to sell them. There have been many companies that have tried to compete against them, and typically they only get bands t
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by shaklee3 10y ago
Looks like PetSets has been renamed StatefulSets and has moved to beta in this release.
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by shaklee3 10y ago
That's hard to compare. Typically FPGAs are doing fixed-point math, so they can do more operations with less power. GPUs have traditionally done floating point. However, with the new Pascal architecture, certain cards (P4/P40) sup
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by shaklee3 10y ago
What's the cost?
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by shaklee3 10y ago
Keep in mind that you don't really need to compete with fiber if you believe there are enough unserved people. I think his comments were misleading since they probably won't target that market. Another problem with Leo is that the
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by shaklee3 10y ago
You can't for the most part. Satellites cannot control the signal to the point where it exactly shapes to a country, so if you're able to register it in an adjacent country there's no way to know. Especially with broadcast TV
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by shaklee3 10y ago
You need to get landing rights in all countries you plan to operate your frequency bands in. They cannot simply start transmitting down to any country without previous authorization.
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by shaklee3 10y ago
Does anyone know what the cost will be for these? AWS is quite high for the K80.
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by shaklee3 10y ago
Not really. The fundamental problem is still there where the attenuation is high at certain frequencies in C/Ku/Ka. The way they mitigate it is to use different modulations and code rates in each frame so you don't need to br