420codebro

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by 420codebro 8y ago
Typically not. Ferrying without paying customers is probably allowed.
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by 420codebro 8y ago
If you combined this with a local GPS receivers location + other data (system I/O load, temperature, etc), it then is random. But I agree without anything else it is... just a long-digit number that anyone can reproduce ?
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by 420codebro 8y ago
The resulting cost savings they (SpaceX) are bringing to the launch market is really amazing. United Launch Alliance (ULA) made a fortune on over-charging the United States Government for their National Security launches. SpaceX is now comp
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by 420codebro 8y ago
Re GPS - civilian GPS signals are not the same as military GPS. P(Y) and M-code GPS signals chirp at 10x the rate as the un-encrypted (civilian) signals. In the time you get one navigational update for your car/iPhone GPS, a cruise mis
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by 420codebro 8y ago
What would be the rough estimate for a fleet of cube/micro/nano-sats? Legitimately curious what the rough cost is.
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by 420codebro 8y ago
The short answer is BTRFS, ZFS, and XFS pretty much have feature parity these days. However, I am partial to ZFS as it is by far the most mature and widely installed. I have never lost a bit of data due to data rot in any of my ZFS deployme
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by 420codebro 8y ago
I like to beat on them just like everyone else but what is the expectation? Everything they write if it runs at an OS level?
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by 420codebro 8y ago
Nope. We have no prior restraint here.
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by 420codebro 8y ago
Yeah, we will sell them water.... at a nice healthy profit.
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by 420codebro 8y ago
The STIR/SHAKEN framework once implemented will give you a very good indicator of the callers identity.