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vkdelta
6y ago
Yep, it looks like they are trying to justify 5 Mbps upstream can meet FCC “broadband” criteria. FCC has been asking for minimum of 100/100.
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Expanded testing of video conferencing bandwidth usage over 50/5 Mbps broadband
(cablelabs.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Is there a source code or more details? Does it connect to SIP or PSTN gatewaY?
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6y ago
Thank you for detailed post. Lot of it taken for granted when seeing schematics and it is tiny component named “XO” by designers.
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6y ago
502 bad gateway. Please fix it
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The Best of Edw519 (Ed Weissman). A Hacker News Top Contributor
(static.v25media.com)
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6y ago
repost of old essay. original link from author is dead. old post> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2778342
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You are not running out of time [repost]
(web.archive.org)
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6y ago
Please add m.2 lte and 5g modules with sim slot. They make good for IOT projects. I have seen people doing projects. Two vendors are quectel and Sierra wireless based off Qualcomm radios.
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Book Recommendations by Entrepreneurs
(kevinrooke.com)
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6y ago
Cool idea. What other products have the same requirement (as ubiquity needs to host controller) ?
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6y ago
Without reading the whole IFR, what would be the minimum pay for h1b holder? Will it make harder for entry level F1 OPT students?
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Ask HN: What did you learn from 2020?
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6y ago
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6y ago
A lot of it common knowledge/common sense, yet so hard to implement. Why?
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Principality of Sealand
(sealandgov.org)
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7y ago
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7y ago
https://www.perell.com/newsletter Good essays and interesting Friday finds section.
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7y ago
Because simply US (upstream) frequencies are limited to 42 MHz or 85 MHz. They start at 5 MHz. While in most cases downstream frequencies start from 54 MHz to 1 GHz
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Ask HN: Why is there so much hate for Google?
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7y ago
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Ask HN: Interesting Gift Ideas for engineers/techies/designers?
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7y ago
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7y ago
Can I replace teamviewer with this? Their pricing is too expensive.
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“How to Dress” for Men
(twelve70.com)
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7y ago
Does this mean it is royalty free now?
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7y ago
https://www.ameenhousing.com/products/home-financing/buying-... An example but not exactly similar
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Retailers all but beg FTC to take action against Google, Amazon
(arstechnica.com)
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Angel Philosopher (Naval Ravikant)
(theangelphilosopher.com)
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7y ago
yes, Probably an apple bug. Will check with few folks. I typed the link manually. using it now! Great product. Have sent you few questions.
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7y ago
1. How would you compare your service with paid service "Circle" https://meetcircle.com/ 2. How effective is it at blocking apps? 3. Will you OpenSource it? 4. Can you add some kind of Bash/scripts to configu
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7y ago
Is anyone having problem with redeeming this testflight code "AFDFPLP3" It does not accept "A" at the beginning.
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Ask HN: Is there any way to add an Address in Google Maps?
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8y ago
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8y ago
same here, by title I wondered how can spectrum, the ISP can give anything at all for free.
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