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Comment #15371916
For an example of more malicious interference, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_Midnight_broadcast_sig...
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Comment #15371873
Block up-converter (BUC) at uplink site (in this case, likely part of a VSAT terminal or Satellite Internet "antenna") takes L-Band (950-1525mhz) input via cable, converts it to C-…
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Comment #15371613
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15371607
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Comment #15371607
TLDR: Unterminated input port at satellite uplink site acted as antenna, picking up nearby cell tower by accident. Fix: put a terminator on the port.
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Comment #13855408
I agree that we shouldn't be too quick to label every potentially unfair situation as discrimination. But part of the original intent (Ajit Pai notwithstanding) of the USF was to b…
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Comment #13855345
That would be all well and good if they didn't collude with the local authorities against competition and collect "universal service" funds from the government in exchange for, at …
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Comment #13397447
Ford pardoned Nixon without him being convicted. Amnesty is a pardon given to a group of people, rather than an individual.
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Comment #12863517
All this effort put into making low latency networks and what are they used for? Uselessly siphoning money and destabilizing markets.
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Comment #12447613
I've repaired dozens of laptops and the one thing the broken power connectors had in common was being soldered directly to the motherboard instead of using a separate assembly.
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Comment #12447078
The standard barrel connector protects against short-circuiting with a simple plastic ring. The magsafe connector requires a fucking microcontroller.
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Comment #12337483
Pulseaudio did not work on DragonflyBSD. At all. Hence the removal. A feature that doesn't work isn't really a feature, is it?
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Comment #12301997
Wouldn't that be a CNC lathe?
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Comment #12113358
Surely *BSD accounts for more than 0.0001% of UNIX-like servers.
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Comment #11305145
Fast food is more of a luxury...if you want the best value on food then go to the grocery store.
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Comment #11228295
The OpenFirmware system used on old Macintosh and Sun machines used an extended FORTH for the bootstrapping and hardware management. FreeBSD's bootloader has a similar system as we…
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Comment #10779639
Rob Landley (former Busybox developer) begs to differ. See http://landley.net/notes-2011.html#13-11-2011 http://landley.net/notes-2011.html#15-08-2011 http://landley.net/notes-2009…
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Comment #10760678
Haven't they suffered enough?
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Comment #10715393
AT&T and Sun did a good job of rendering Unix irrelevant during the "Unix Wars". Microsoft hedged their bets with Xenix until it became clear that wasn't the way forward.
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Comment #10599347
It's possible (at least with the HN7000 ku-band system) to put a Hughesnet dish on a tripod and point it yourself (with the proper tools and knowledge). You'd need to get it from a…
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Comment #10237952
This document, especially section 1.6: Incorrect Uses seems to inadvertently make a good case against the inflexible (and short-lived) "worm" logo. Or maybe that's just me.
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Comment #10027856
If you're relying on DNS for security, you're doing it wrong.
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Comment #9806979
No doubt the usual Cisco strategy will be followed: embrace, neglect, extinguish.
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Comment #9506235
Have a look at abduco as well. It's a (IMHO) more user-friendly (and supposedly cleaner) dtach replacement, from the author of dvtm.
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Comment #9337938
It's available on the Internet Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20120913081458/http://www.africa... Looks like it was moved to the National Parks Service website: http://www.np…
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