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Gruselbauer
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About Gruselbauer
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Comment #18601227
Some have, some haven't, as far as my reading goes. There's definitely a broader spectrum of opinions and that alone seems like a good development to me.
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Comment #18599169
Problem is that one can't measure social skills against anything other than ones own standards, and those evolve as generations go. In the eyes of a 1900 upper middle class person,…
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Comment #18599093
I just heard about that and I'm still kind of puzzled. App Store money, yeah, but isn't Tumblr like 10% SJW kids / fandoms and 90% porn? Seems like they're shooting themselves in t…
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Comment #18559869
Indeed. The whole site exudes a nonchalance and cultural pluralism that just makes me think I'd have had heaps of fun attending, despite being from the other end of the globe and a…
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Comment #13802382
I'm not racist but... [racism]
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Comment #13740607
Wonderfully written. Sent this to a bunch of people already.
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Comment #13296516
As a German, I cannot begin to explain how much I despised the guy's work and public persona. A life's work dripping with perpetual delusions of moral high ground contrasted by the…
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Comment #13143797
I work for a small high end cosmetics business in the European Union. That particular industry has a lot of compliance and documentation rules imposed on it by Brussels. My predece…
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Comment #13120172
If 5ghz works it's a v2 I think. Install is a while in the past, so if it worked out of the box for you all the better :)
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Comment #13114522
I am running an Archer C7 v2 on OpenWRT. Works flawlessly. Some notes though: - 5ghz only worked after manually inserting the latest firmware blob for the qca9880 chip and setup on…
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Comment #13114437
I love OPs tutorials. If you're reading this, you taught me a lot , thank you.
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Comment #13110532
I have a friend who builds kite buggies out of carbon fiber. Amazing, gifted inventor and craftsman, zero love for computers. Going to build a raspi based automatic tempering and v…
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Comment #13109511
Na, I think we were mostly facing band congestion. Think an area of a few dozen square miles with three independent wireless providers all doing customer connections with 5ghz plus…
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Comment #13109384
Yup. Writing this on a mobile client on an OpenWRT Archer C7 v2... Though the binary firmware blob can still go to hell, it's certainly troublesome or was when I installed about a …
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Comment #13109355
Most comic book and games stores have boards where you can search for groups. Craigslist maybe too? It's not such an uncommon hobby and if you find no group to join you could alway…
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Comment #13106114
Mostly interference, even by our own equip. We operated in an area that has multiple other WISPs and the last network step to our customers was entirely 5ghz, so almost all bands a…
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Comment #13105794
I just sent that link to a dozen people and am already trying to get my scattered-over-the-globe circle of high school friends to agree to a reunion of our Shadowrun group. Hadn't …
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Comment #13105759
This kind of high quality, high effort comment is why I love this site so much. Thanks for crunching the numbers and making me drop my jaw at the amount of data. Just upvoting you …
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Comment #13105674
I, Sasuke Nakamoto, inventor of the Bytecoins, approve of this!
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Comment #13105513
Yup, was thinking mostly of those. The AF5x was giving us more trouble than it was worth, too.
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Comment #13105231
Highly depends on the makeup of your electrical wiring. To get good performance: - always plug directly into walls, never into extensions, or multi plugs. - don't even try to jump …
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Comment #13105196
Used to work for a WISP. Got to know Ubiquity through their rock solid backhaul radios. Was hyped when they released the Unifi. Utterly and totally agree. Three UAC-AC-Pros over tw…
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Comment #13102536
I did use HTTPS mirrors. Doesn't help my problem. Unlike torrents.
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Comment #13101574
Redownload. Check again. I'm on satellite internet with the horrible latencies and frequent timeouts associated with that tech, I recently had the netinstall image for Debian fail …
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Comment #13099977
Noob disclaimer: I'm the Jon Snow of HN. If this a dumb question, sorry :) Would you say an offline VM should provide a kinda sorta safe test environment or should I really run thi…