But what if you become unable to pay for it ? What if: - they raise the prices 10x - go bankrupt - ban you or your country - decide not to help you with what you want to do for opaque reasons - you are in jail because…
At least back then they could have avoided being bombed by not participating in a genocide. But they did & got bombed.
Sure, but there are some issues with that: - LoRa has actually quite a long range if done right (tens of km, upt to hundred+) so you would have to jam all that. - This kind of jamming would be actually illegal, so you…
Yeah, MeshCore works impressively well but definitely there is a huge space for many nice improvements and novel use cases. Only time will tell if they will come MeshCore, the other LoRa mesh projects or something…
Many communities also hold their yearly meetups & dinners there, often the only time people working together daily in the community see each other face to face :)
It really depends on what ypu are dealing with - if you are worried about communication being too centralized and monopolized, it might be a good idea to start building and alternative. Doing that might avoid the…
In Europe it is using the 868 MHz ISM band with some duty cycle rules (maximu of 10% of every hour can be used for broadcasting). In the US apparently 433 MHz is used instead.
Sure does - MeshCore for example: https://meshcore-analyzer.eu/#map Quite active here in Czech Republic for example.
What about a solar powered mesh network build on commonly available LoRa chips and micro controllers ?
What else did you think all the Fallen Empires in Stellaris did ? ;-)
Such antiuser behavior from Apple or others should be illegal.
Well, some things are just not meant to be if we are to survive as a healthy society. We had feudalism, asbestos and lead in gasoline. If we could get rid of those, we can get rid of questionable totalitarianism…
Also, Louis Rossmann, please buy a Switch 2, apply the exploit & go online. Thanks in advance! :D
I wonder if this would be a reason to sue in the EU ? IIRC you can even replace the firmware without voiding the warranty, unless the manufacturer can prove the firmware cause the issue. Here I guess you could just RMA…
Would people still go to such lengths if Nintendo just released their games for the hardware people actually have, like the SteamDeck & PC ? Still seems rather self-enflicted pain for Intendo due to still pushing…
Finally. And nothing of value will be lost as a result, especially with open but easy to use devices, like Steam hardware & co widely available.
The Xbox reboot seems to be going well - but looks more like Xbox shutdown from the outside.
Japanese games very often have this - IIRC in Harvest Moon you even die if you don't get married i0 IIRC 3 yearse. Not to mention dating sims being mainly about this.
Also Apple had thrown long term partners and suppliers under the bus many times in the past once there was a more convenient alternative.
Well, if there is demand, it will be possible over time. 3D graphics also went from each frame being generated for hours on a compute farm to real time 3D games running on a phone.
Well once their current majority buyers go bust (potentially without paying for their outlandish orders) what's left of the memory cartel + the Chinese will have to sell memory to real people again.
Yeah, that is the correct behavior what I would expect in a business setting - its a basic decency, not to mention customers switching to competition if they find out their data is not protected.
IIRC night trains are kinda making a comeback - they are quite convenient that you can travel over night & wake up in your destination. Otherwise you would spend a day traveling & would need 1-2 days of accommodation on…
Sure, which is why I think if one wants to run any agents with sensitive data, they need to be fully self hosted so that operators can't look into your data. Anything else is insane and will be used against you.
Even just the possibility anyone other than the user can "take a look" makes a service like this unfit for purpose.
But what if you become unable to pay for it ? What if: - they raise the prices 10x - go bankrupt - ban you or your country - decide not to help you with what you want to do for opaque reasons - you are in jail because…
At least back then they could have avoided being bombed by not participating in a genocide. But they did & got bombed.
Sure, but there are some issues with that: - LoRa has actually quite a long range if done right (tens of km, upt to hundred+) so you would have to jam all that. - This kind of jamming would be actually illegal, so you…
Yeah, MeshCore works impressively well but definitely there is a huge space for many nice improvements and novel use cases. Only time will tell if they will come MeshCore, the other LoRa mesh projects or something…
Many communities also hold their yearly meetups & dinners there, often the only time people working together daily in the community see each other face to face :)
It really depends on what ypu are dealing with - if you are worried about communication being too centralized and monopolized, it might be a good idea to start building and alternative. Doing that might avoid the…
In Europe it is using the 868 MHz ISM band with some duty cycle rules (maximu of 10% of every hour can be used for broadcasting). In the US apparently 433 MHz is used instead.
Sure does - MeshCore for example: https://meshcore-analyzer.eu/#map Quite active here in Czech Republic for example.
What about a solar powered mesh network build on commonly available LoRa chips and micro controllers ?
What else did you think all the Fallen Empires in Stellaris did ? ;-)
Such antiuser behavior from Apple or others should be illegal.
Well, some things are just not meant to be if we are to survive as a healthy society. We had feudalism, asbestos and lead in gasoline. If we could get rid of those, we can get rid of questionable totalitarianism…
Also, Louis Rossmann, please buy a Switch 2, apply the exploit & go online. Thanks in advance! :D
I wonder if this would be a reason to sue in the EU ? IIRC you can even replace the firmware without voiding the warranty, unless the manufacturer can prove the firmware cause the issue. Here I guess you could just RMA…
Would people still go to such lengths if Nintendo just released their games for the hardware people actually have, like the SteamDeck & PC ? Still seems rather self-enflicted pain for Intendo due to still pushing…
Finally. And nothing of value will be lost as a result, especially with open but easy to use devices, like Steam hardware & co widely available.
The Xbox reboot seems to be going well - but looks more like Xbox shutdown from the outside.
Japanese games very often have this - IIRC in Harvest Moon you even die if you don't get married i0 IIRC 3 yearse. Not to mention dating sims being mainly about this.
Also Apple had thrown long term partners and suppliers under the bus many times in the past once there was a more convenient alternative.
Well, if there is demand, it will be possible over time. 3D graphics also went from each frame being generated for hours on a compute farm to real time 3D games running on a phone.
Well once their current majority buyers go bust (potentially without paying for their outlandish orders) what's left of the memory cartel + the Chinese will have to sell memory to real people again.
Yeah, that is the correct behavior what I would expect in a business setting - its a basic decency, not to mention customers switching to competition if they find out their data is not protected.
IIRC night trains are kinda making a comeback - they are quite convenient that you can travel over night & wake up in your destination. Otherwise you would spend a day traveling & would need 1-2 days of accommodation on…
Sure, which is why I think if one wants to run any agents with sensitive data, they need to be fully self hosted so that operators can't look into your data. Anything else is insane and will be used against you.
Even just the possibility anyone other than the user can "take a look" makes a service like this unfit for purpose.