Probably among the most impressive of which being the long-range optical data link (O2O), capable of a whopping 260Mbps.
While that doesn’t sound like much, it’s still 100x the speed we’d get from prior radio technology. Having 2.5+ seconds of round-trip latency really puts a damper on things…at least until we can get past that pesky speed of light thing.
Do they accept Walmart gift cards?
Every time I do, it makes me laugh.
I really want to convert my pixel but I’m so damn lazy.
Mostly worried about losing TOTP apps and configurations. I really should be backing those up.
This cartoon reminds me of Terry from Pixar’s Soul and I don’t know why.
The ai that drew this needs to touch grass.
The NRA would probably be the best equipped. They bring their own authority.
I thought all Germans were Dutch but not all Dutch were Germans. Was I way off?
Ok now I’m more confused about what’s Dutch vs. what’s German than I was about what’s British vs. what’s English. Or even what’s a turtle, if most languages call them tortoises.
I started wegovy pill last month and have lost 30lbs so far, roughly 8% of my starting body weight.
I’m a fat fuck though, and my first pounds always come off easy. Plus there were a couple days I just didn’t eat because I was throwing up and/or diarrhea constantly.
Vomit seems to be punishment for eating bad food (or over-eating, which is easy to do from old habits but also the medication makes you feel full sooner, and you learn to set smaller portions quick)…probably something greasy. Choose the carrot or risk the stick.
Diarrhea just seems to be a fact of life. One minute I’m pissing out my ass, an hour later I’m having the healthiest looking stool of my life. Important to remain hydrated, I guess.
The starting doses are $149/mo with mfg coupon and no insurance. Higher doses I think are $199. I believe both are cheaper than the injected variety.
As much as I hate the fact that I have to pay out of pocket for any medication…I’m fairly sure my grocery bill dropped by more than $149 since starting.
In OpenWRT, I believe it’s in the settings for the “primary” ssid on each radio, which is usually the first one in the list (per radio) on the wireless settings page.
Openwrt also has options to block multicast or convert to unicast. Also make sure you are disabling lower speeds on the radio. That will reduce your max range, but devices that communicate slowly are another killer.
Broadcast and multicast both have to go at the ssid basic rate…the slowest speed supported by the AP. That could be 1Mbps. And then the AP has to repeat it. And depending on the type of traffic, this may also initiate more broadcasts from other devices on the network.
So if you can reduce broadcast/multicast, or increase the minimum speed, you’ll have significantly more time. Since wireless is a shared medium, “time” is really the most critical resource.
Other people’s wifi can affect yours, and vice versa, if they are occupying the same channel(s).
Most likely something on that channel is spamming multicast. That kills most consumer wifi routers (in default settings). Usually something like a sonos or Google home broadcast group.
Could also be a camera that’s constantly transmitting, also occupying the channel for a long time.
But really, it could be anything.
Use an app like PingTools (Android) that can graph what is on each wifi channel. Check to find the cleanest channels in your area and configure your router to use that channel.
Failing that, if it’s on your network and you don’t know what it is…change your Wi-Fi password to kick everything off, then slowly re-add devices with the new password until you find the culprit.
If you’re curious and technically-minded, I highly recommend this write up: https://www.wiisfi.com/
Also, you may be able to get better speeds by using narrower channels. Especially in busy areas. Easier to find 40-80MHz of clean spectrum than it is to find 160MHz. And even easier if you are open to using DFS channels (but these should generally be avoided). Doubling channel-width also doubles the noise, adding 3dB to the bad side of your SNR.
What causes speed drops and packet loss is almost always interference/weak signal. Getting high packet loss on an 80 or 160Mhz channel will be slower than a solid, clean signal on a 40MHz channel.
If you are closing your laptop, don’t. The antennas are usually located in the monitor bezel and are intended to be vertically-oriented, like they would if you were using the laptop. Having it shut means a lot of the signal is directed into the laptop chassis and your desk, which would especially impact upload from the device.
But also don’t look at our advertisements.
It’s pronounced OWN-ya. Not to be confused with the singer Enya.
You have to keep your tongue at the top of your mouth while you roll through the O-sound.
White boys have more trouble with this than rr.
Extra big-ass language model.
It’s a florida ounce. Takes its roots in the cocaine industry of Miami in the 1980s.
A florida ounce is approximately equal to about 25g of mass (on earth), or 25mL of volume.
This is different from the imperial or US ounce, which is about equal to 28g or 29mL.
Can you blame them? Have you seen how much RedHat charges for Tower???