The "uses others solutions" bit is for satellite alone when it comes to Tusass. They own and run all other types of telecom service in Greenland whether fiber, cellular, microwave, or marine radio.
Of course. People are never genuine in their interest or preference of things. It's always about status, wealth, and their standing among their peers. /s God y'all need to have some hobbies.
>If a network theoretically prioritized phone calls This already exists and is an example of a good use of priority. Cellular networks offer Voice over LTE and this is inherently prioritized over all other network…
What are you trying to say here though? The money is more important than people being rehabilitated? Not everything scales well. Sometimes you just have to spend to fix.
No carrier in the US charges for an unlock. So long as a device is paid off in full, all 3 carriers will unlock devices for free.
Do you have any good sources of reading for the eSIM standard with regards to this? Projects like Ukama make it look easy to issue your own eSIMs but I don't understand whether it's something they provide as a service…
Why all the handwringing on this exactly? This data is necessary for product improvements. Seeing it in aggregate improves troubleshooting and tuning to specific operator's networks as well as end-to-end performance…
I invite the WiFi Alliance to participate more in 3GPP meetings and straighten out the standard for handover between LTE/5G and Passpoint WiFi networks then.
MU-MIMO does what you describe and is implemented in WiFi and 3GPP (LTE/5G) standards. Leads to significant gains in spectral efficiency too.
Exactly! And especially if it's provided by a cable ISP. It's just VoIP. Maybe with some QoS on their network and battery backup. It's not a real circuit-switched network with its own power supply like traditional POTS…
It's not saying the study is flat-out wrong. It's critiquing specific aspects of its reasoning and categorization. Not at all comparable to antivaxxers.
It is really weird the original study decided to categorize it this way. Especially because there are potentially drastic environmental differences between say the US and Australia. Same goes for the "Other" category.…
>It's really amazing that we live in a world where we can have such infrastructure, but at the same time, it's owned and controlled by a single corporation. I get this sentiment. Globalstar does have competitors at…
MVNOs rule out roaming? Since when?
I didn't know Nausicaa wasn't animated by Ghibli! I just assumed cuz it's been promoted with Miyazaki's name on it.
I always find it funny when people like this are referred to as "expatriates" rather than immigrants.
>These specs and the chipsets that are implementing them seem to be deeply maddening Oh yes. Much to the frustration of even the phone OEMs. Hopefully WiFi is easier to handle than 5G lol
I'd be interested in that! Would be a good learning experience and a way to understand WiFi more deeply. My experience so far is mostly in cellular.
> self-directed health and nutrition research That's a bold statement considering the anti-vaccine climate today. The value in doctors isn't necessarily what they've learned but instead what trends they've seen…
From that document: > As Arm’s CEO, Simon Segars, explained: “We contemplated an IPO but determined > that the pressure to deliver short-term revenue growth and profitability would > suffocate our ability to invest,…
Yes because those who still owe money are who it affects. Sure it sucks that people who already paid off their loans can't have them forgiven now but what's done is done. Can't accommodate every single person perfectly.
5G has the ability to run on licensed and unlicensed frequencies too. Unlicensed spectrum is highly interfered and is a reason WiFi performs so poorly sometimes. Using licensed spectrum means you control the RF…
Ho-boy you're cruising for a bruising when they get further into their teenage years. No way there's not gonna be rebellion in some form.
Don't get it. Definitely love it.
Define license. Do you mean spectrum license or something like Ericsson's feature licensing system?
The "uses others solutions" bit is for satellite alone when it comes to Tusass. They own and run all other types of telecom service in Greenland whether fiber, cellular, microwave, or marine radio.
Of course. People are never genuine in their interest or preference of things. It's always about status, wealth, and their standing among their peers. /s God y'all need to have some hobbies.
>If a network theoretically prioritized phone calls This already exists and is an example of a good use of priority. Cellular networks offer Voice over LTE and this is inherently prioritized over all other network…
What are you trying to say here though? The money is more important than people being rehabilitated? Not everything scales well. Sometimes you just have to spend to fix.
No carrier in the US charges for an unlock. So long as a device is paid off in full, all 3 carriers will unlock devices for free.
Do you have any good sources of reading for the eSIM standard with regards to this? Projects like Ukama make it look easy to issue your own eSIMs but I don't understand whether it's something they provide as a service…
Why all the handwringing on this exactly? This data is necessary for product improvements. Seeing it in aggregate improves troubleshooting and tuning to specific operator's networks as well as end-to-end performance…
I invite the WiFi Alliance to participate more in 3GPP meetings and straighten out the standard for handover between LTE/5G and Passpoint WiFi networks then.
MU-MIMO does what you describe and is implemented in WiFi and 3GPP (LTE/5G) standards. Leads to significant gains in spectral efficiency too.
Exactly! And especially if it's provided by a cable ISP. It's just VoIP. Maybe with some QoS on their network and battery backup. It's not a real circuit-switched network with its own power supply like traditional POTS…
It's not saying the study is flat-out wrong. It's critiquing specific aspects of its reasoning and categorization. Not at all comparable to antivaxxers.
It is really weird the original study decided to categorize it this way. Especially because there are potentially drastic environmental differences between say the US and Australia. Same goes for the "Other" category.…
>It's really amazing that we live in a world where we can have such infrastructure, but at the same time, it's owned and controlled by a single corporation. I get this sentiment. Globalstar does have competitors at…
MVNOs rule out roaming? Since when?
I didn't know Nausicaa wasn't animated by Ghibli! I just assumed cuz it's been promoted with Miyazaki's name on it.
I always find it funny when people like this are referred to as "expatriates" rather than immigrants.
>These specs and the chipsets that are implementing them seem to be deeply maddening Oh yes. Much to the frustration of even the phone OEMs. Hopefully WiFi is easier to handle than 5G lol
I'd be interested in that! Would be a good learning experience and a way to understand WiFi more deeply. My experience so far is mostly in cellular.
> self-directed health and nutrition research That's a bold statement considering the anti-vaccine climate today. The value in doctors isn't necessarily what they've learned but instead what trends they've seen…
From that document: > As Arm’s CEO, Simon Segars, explained: “We contemplated an IPO but determined > that the pressure to deliver short-term revenue growth and profitability would > suffocate our ability to invest,…
Yes because those who still owe money are who it affects. Sure it sucks that people who already paid off their loans can't have them forgiven now but what's done is done. Can't accommodate every single person perfectly.
5G has the ability to run on licensed and unlicensed frequencies too. Unlicensed spectrum is highly interfered and is a reason WiFi performs so poorly sometimes. Using licensed spectrum means you control the RF…
Ho-boy you're cruising for a bruising when they get further into their teenage years. No way there's not gonna be rebellion in some form.
Don't get it. Definitely love it.
Define license. Do you mean spectrum license or something like Ericsson's feature licensing system?