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by slovette 9y ago
It’s interesting that In this thread of Ubiquiti, no one talks much about Amplifi. Ubiquiti’s eero competitor. I run an IT firm and have the enterprise stuff in my house, but the Amplifi is better compared to eero and is much loved in my pa
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by slovette 9y ago
You’d be wrong. Our city does all its own fiber plant. It’s significantly less expensive than a recurring contract with a telco. Significantly.
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by slovette 9y ago
No. Plenty of Spectrum and more will eventually be available. This is about public ear. We all want to hear about some magic tech saving our internet’s ass. It’s not going to happen. The solve is in the change of business models of ISPs, no
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by slovette 9y ago
Yeah, expect laser won’t work any better than RF in real world applicability. We’re doing symmetrical 2.5Gbps to CPE using RF and I can’t, in the least bit, see how and why a laser may make for a better solution fit in any scenario. There’s
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by slovette 9y ago
While maybe a bit poorly described, this isn’t wrong and touches on the underlying truth. The #1 complaint everyone has on their ‘internet’ is directly related to contention ratio and it’s associated monetary value (which often is not under
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by slovette 9y ago
This is assuming data and the way we all receive it is continually treated the same as content delivery over a single pipe. Hint hint.. it's not and a bigger hint is look at what ALL the major ISP's are doing with their spare chan
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by slovette 9y ago
We didn't. Though, I'd suspect most would use any kind of a project tool already used for everything else they're doing (for us this was Trello). As to where to find investors, we just dug into our current relationships and c
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by slovette 9y ago
Given that most of their markets are places where they hold a significant monopoly, I'd say it's not crazy to think they could do this and win a few battles...
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by slovette 10y ago
This was great to read. I started 32Waves in April of 2016 under the same premises you did here. We're now 176 customers strong and are getting into fiber as well (just lit up a 10gig local ring that runs to several tall structures). T
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by slovette 10y ago
Hey me too. Same convo with a health nut friend. Only, I bought a Tespo (mainly because it'll easily fit into my daily routine without cause to remember multiple pills a day). I'm gonna keep a daily log and see how it effects my e
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by slovette 10y ago
You're not being downvoted for your point. You're being downvoted for not contributing to the conversation in a meaningful way and being sarcastic (the poor man's whit). Say something more like: Today the aggregate amount of
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by slovette 10y ago
This does not surprise me. To inflict change, you don't need to control the person, you just need to control their perception of reality.
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by slovette 11y ago
Eh.. What's life without a little salsa.
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by slovette 13y ago
I know the general conception on here is this crap, but I disagree. I think a version of this is exactly where we are heading. It's useful, simple, minimalistic and I could definitely see all of my college colleagues keeping there most
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by slovette 13y ago
Ways to fix whats going to make this fail: 1. Setup a centralized warehouse, where I can forward my mail to. Just send the mail to y'all instead of you coming to get it at my mailbox. Also, makes it available to a wider customer base. That'
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by slovette 14y ago
Great view point. I have two thoughts here to add: One, bullying is not a new occurrence. Most of us grew up to be fine and arguably stronger (and there was one year I probably got punched or my head slammed in a locker 4 out of the 5 days
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by slovette 14y ago
I fully understand this view, but never sacrifice integrity. The method works to keep the user in the same account, but does little for ethically solving the problem. Hiding the setting from the end user is BS, notification and transparency
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by slovette 14y ago
Let alone what his posting habits may be, this management behavior is atrocious. If someone came to my desk and presented me with ideas to moderate a community that related to these hellbanned/shadowbanned methodologies, I’d flip my lid. It
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Roberto Mangabeira: Using The Crisis To Remake The Market.(livenovus.com)
1 points by slovette 14y ago|0 comments
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by slovette 14y ago
TL;DR Bunch of already known facts strewn together in one article that will get lost in the millions of other articles about how to stay in shape. People, it's easy, eat natural and stay as primally (free weights, free running) active as po
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by slovette 14y ago
This is the risk in investing, period. Kickstarter should do what it can to reduce the risk of scammers (properly screen and check into submitted projects and their founders history), but they're not in existence to be an insurance policy o
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by slovette 14y ago
I would use it and I know a ton of other people who would too. Is it the next industry dominating creation? No, but I believe any service built on the backs of other services hardly ever are. The product path isn't unique enough and in the
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by slovette 14y ago
Quick dumb question about the RASPBERRY-PI: What do y'all do with the board itself as far as a case? I mean, are most of you just letting it sit on a self or something (it's so dang small anyway)? I've seen a few plastic cases floating arou
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by slovette 14y ago
Actually, wasn't there some kind of legal suite that just conlcuded saying the wireless companies cant do that anymore? SOmething about they cant double dip for charges. Once the consumer purchases the data, we should be able to use it how
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by slovette 14y ago
While I do keep an archived copy of my entire 200GB library on the home server, does this even matter anymore? Spotify anyone? Subscription services will eventually win over large locally owned media. It's so nice to have access to any song
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by slovette 14y ago
"I have to ask why the amount of "thrill" that a product brings matters anyway." Marketing. Hype and thrill, I would argue, is a direct result of Apple's financial position today. The everyday consumer doesn't understand the technical quali
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by slovette 14y ago
This is why you should just lock your iPhone with a passcode. Not that I'm rooting for the dealer, but in no way whatsoever am I (Me not some court) going to let a Gov PD have access to my technological data without a fight. Lock it down an
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by slovette 14y ago
This is really just a view into technological companies losing sight from the customer view. Even though the new design is probably meant to be a much better product, newer isn't always better. No matter how much more valuable the new desig
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by slovette 14y ago
It doesn't. The entire idea is seemingly cheap and ridiculous. Digital security is going to change dramatically in the near future.