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by vlan0 6mo ago
I don't understand what possesses these folks to continue making 2.4ghz devices. I understand there are use cases for low bandwidth, high range. But surely we've passed the point where that is more desirable to most than lower lat
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by vlan0 9mo ago
And if I think back to my 30 years of IT, environments with NAT end up with lazy engineering from systems and application folks. It doesn't provide an environment that forces folks to understand their problems holistically. Thus, relyi
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by vlan0 9mo ago
It's always important to remind one's self that "who you are" is simply the story one is attached to. Things like meditation or psilocybin can help bring that to light.
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by vlan0 9mo ago
Can be said about so many things in life. It's almost like we don't learn and just repeat in loops.
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by vlan0 11mo ago
That’s interesting. My testing for EAP-TLS and OWE networks has shown modern clients will simply create another profile when it detects the change in the AKM suite. Hard roam between wpa2/wpa3, but still seem less for the client.
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by vlan0 11mo ago
Listening and responding is just like singing. If you are "thinking about it while doing it" it feel off to everyone. Like how singing is best when you embody the lessons and move your focus away from "getting it right".
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by vlan0 1y ago
I can see why someone might have that opinion. I think the author hasn't met himself yet. As one can only meet and understand another as deeply as they have met themselves. I do wonder if he would gain more awareness of his self after
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by vlan0 1y ago
I hope we see this more at the municipal level. Just thinking about dense neighborhoods with sizable lithium storage solutions raises eyebrows. One house fire could spread so quickly.
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by vlan0 1y ago
The problem is, and always has been, land owners and their ego.
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by vlan0 1y ago
Honestly, none of the comments here coming from a place with enough protocol knowledge to talk about the "whys" I operate a large enterprise wireless network with 80mhz 5Ghz channels and 160Mhz 6Ghz channels. It is possible if you
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by vlan0 1y ago
How do you think speeds effect airtime utilization/optimization? And how does this change with lower PHY rates?
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by vlan0 1y ago
"tech unicorn" why use those words?
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by vlan0 1y ago
"The reward for good work is more work." - timm chiusano
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by vlan0 1y ago
What is described in that post is a skill issue. The attention issues spoke about can be worked through. Because attention is a skill like anything else. And if one does not learn to practice. One becomes victim to it
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by vlan0 1y ago
Do you wonder why that feeling arising inside of you?
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by vlan0 1y ago
Hmm not just coffee stains too. If you've ever had a water leak on gypsum board, the edges of the water ring are darker.
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by vlan0 1y ago
You're not wrong. Data shows driver under 20 are involved in 4.8 fatal crashes per 100m miles. Speed, alcohol, lower seat-belt use, and of course, inexperience are listed as the primary contributing factors.
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by vlan0 1y ago
It's an interesting bar to set. And it shows how we're willing to bend that safety bar to allow seniors to drive on the roads despite their clear cognitive disadvantage. Let's look at some raw data. Mind you, we have 100x mor
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by vlan0 1y ago
Alright, so how do you propose we decentralize the Internet physically? Because that's really the crux of this. And what has allowed the mass surveillance by state actors.
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by vlan0 1y ago
And how exactly would that work?
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by vlan0 2y ago
Ya, webauthn with hardware requirement would kill it too. Gotta physically touch it. It’ll be gross when someone starts to automate that too.
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by vlan0 2y ago
Happiness is an inside job. Sitting with your emotions is very important. That's not to say we can tolerate an unlimited amount of information. But rather to highlight that we can become the observer of our emotions, rather than be con
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by vlan0 2y ago
This is a good point. No matter the intent, we must also focus on the real world outcomes of said policy. The Citizens United ruling didn’t just clarify the FEC’s authority, it fundamentally reshaped the landscape of American politics by al
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by vlan0 2y ago
Big city "tax"? Whole Foods and the local co-op out in WNY are both $8 a dozen.
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by vlan0 2y ago
>Dismissing regulation here would be like dismissing a comparison of a correlation between laws against murder and a low murder rate and a correlation between no laws against murder and a high murder rate. The reality is there is a hint
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by vlan0 2y ago
Yes. Vital Farm eggs. Been $8 a dozen for a long time. No change in price. What we're seeing are the consequences of factory farming and not treating animals like the living beings they are.
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by vlan0 2y ago
Bandwidth is a part, but that’s an easy hurdle. But running a CDN at that scale is gonna require experience and truck load of money. The juice really has to be worth the squeeze. Similar to running on-prep vs cloud.
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by vlan0 2y ago
I want to thank you for the discourse. This is a refreshing conversation on a very nuanced topic. I don't often encounter folks that can hold these opposing thoughts. Understanding how grey the world is. Cheers!
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by vlan0 2y ago
>But again, his "commitment" is in the form of talk. The reality of the policy positions he does advance is to set us up for the exact opposite of all of those things. I don't know whether he's a well-intentioned fool
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by vlan0 2y ago
>That's a vague slogan, not a meaningful strategy to accomplish anything of consequence. Of course. The vast majority of America needs "sound bites" of info. Wish this wasn't the case. But it's worked for decades

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