sulandor

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by sulandor 2y ago
for the uninitiated https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CURL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LoRa
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by sulandor 2y ago
concerning reuse of significant acronyms. "just" marketing or heightened malicious intent?
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by sulandor 2y ago
> old version (or not BLE) both actually, but i am seeing unrandomized normal bt beacons. how about your device?
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by sulandor 2y ago
though, frequent updates mainly serve to hide unfit engineering practices and encourage unfit products. the world is not static, but most things have patterns that need to be identified and handled, which takes time that you don't have
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by sulandor 2y ago
they will be launching an actual usable size phone soon
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by sulandor 2y ago
just fired up airmon and cannot reproduce your observation
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by sulandor 2y ago
cant upvote enough though all the superfluous whitespace creeping up makes small screens tedious indeed
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by sulandor 2y ago
same same still holding onto 1st-gen se because i value my autonomy but want a pocket computer. galaxy s4mini was even thinner and lighter.
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by sulandor 2y ago
or get rid of all the whitespace that's been creeping up since mobile took over. dense interfaces are a sign of strong character
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by sulandor 2y ago
> I think they should try to blow us away with something really small and innovative. absolutely! give me back a phone that easily fits in pockets and doesn't pull my shorts down; it's doable.
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by sulandor 2y ago
because we made the rules as such, not because of a universal/natural law
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by sulandor 2y ago
> The iPhone SE's popularity is driven by price, not the demand for a smaller phone. The iPhone SE is 5% taller and wider than an iPhone mini. seems like you are talking about the "new se" models, not the original one that
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by sulandor 2y ago
there are A LOT of settings in ios that can safely be disabled while retaining "phone" functionality and conserving energy/data
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by sulandor 2y ago
do yourself a favor and accept that phone records have never not been recorded and the data is mostly available for purchase. the company is to blame because they are complicit or negligent in the bespoke surveillance state, probably both.
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by sulandor 2y ago
it's not a commercial product
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by sulandor 2y ago
> its smart enough to ignore pets and to know when your smartphone is out of wifi range this does indeed no seem to be new technology
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by sulandor 2y ago
though it supports fair-queuing since 2018
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by sulandor 2y ago
correct. if dscp would work, we would not need l4s. but treating the "importance" of flow inversely to their bandwidth usage works astonishingly well (flow-queuing/fair-queuing)
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by sulandor 2y ago
It's a political debate between industry and 'the people' whether control over network utilization is exercised by components/bottom-up or endpoints/top-down. both sides claim fairness/net-neutrality and perfor
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by sulandor 2y ago
the term “streaming video" usually refers to the fact that the data is sent slower than the link capacity (but intermittently faster than the content bitrate) op used the term presumably to describe "live content" eg. the sou
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by sulandor 2y ago
> You can't copyright a mathematical operation. i agree from a philosophical pov, but this is clearly not the case in law. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number
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by sulandor 2y ago
not to disagree in any meaningful way, but > Are there more paedophiles living in the world today compared to 100 years ago? I doubt it. world population has quadrupled (?) in that time. either the percentage has gone way down or the amo