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by janinge 4y ago
OpenWRT also got it packaged. So a solid and easy way to run it is to just throw the client on some old routers with OpenWRT support, connected to $20 USB DACs with S/PDIF. https://www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCo
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by janinge 4y ago
Yes, you wouldn't get this running on an existing smart speaker (without first rooting it and some serious hacking). If you'r in the Apple ecosystem and are using AirPlay with your smart speaker(s), it's however possible to a
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by janinge 4y ago
Yes. If you’ve bought a consumer router, and not an “access point”, it will likely have a Ethernet port labeled WAN. Due to this label, the OpenWRT profile for this model will most likely also set up this port as a WAN port for you by defau
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by janinge 4y ago
You could also make the OpenWRT router connect trough your phone’s hotspot feature temporarily, while you set up your primary connection. Three clicks in the GUI is all that’s needed to join a wireless network for WAN connectivity.
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by janinge 6y ago
Zoom also use the Selective Forwarding Unit (SFU) architecture. Or a central server that kind of "mix" streams and send them to all participants, if you will. Jitsi Videobridge does this by receiving simulcast streams from each pa
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by janinge 10y ago
I was referring to the padding attack. Did they patch this? And are there any property of MTProto that makes it infeasible to replace AES IGE in a later revision of the protocol?
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by janinge 10y ago
It is not, or was not? Did this issue get rectified by Telegram?
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by janinge 11y ago
I really like this feature. A page redraw generally takes less time than the time needed for my eyes and brain to re-parse the page. When I have to stare at a blank page for a varying amount of time after having decided to go back, the enti
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by janinge 11y ago
Having a modernized pause/break key on your keyboard can also be handy if you ever have to use software that acts stupid on purpose, like these "Safe Exam LockDown Browsers" that some schools and universities around here have
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by janinge 12y ago
This problem is mentioned in the article. "Mastering engineer Bob Ludwig created ultra-loud master of Led Zeppelin II, but his version was pulled when it skipped on a record player owned by Atlantic boss Ahmet Ertegün’s daughter"
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by janinge 12y ago
For that to work the networks themselves would have to securely distribute a list of locations, or it would have to be configurable on the devices. Many business and educational networks (like eduroam) span multiple locations. Even my &quot
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by janinge 12y ago
For iOS you can use iPhone Configuration Utility or similar to add profiles for WiFi-networks, and set their SSIDs to be always broadcasting. That option should make it so that those names aren't included in the active scans, if it is
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by janinge 12y ago
> The HummingBoard uses a Freescale i.MX6 quad core... Current i.MX 6 silicon aren't able squeeze out more than 470 Mbps from their Ethernet MAC. http://cache.freescale.com/files/32bit/doc/errata/
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by janinge 13y ago
No, it worked mostly on my desktop last time I tried it (didn't seem robust vs. 500 errors from Google, and crashed a few times). However, it's not small when you include all the Ocaml libraries it depends on, so it's not an
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by janinge 13y ago
I stopped using Dropbox when their OS X client repeatedly got stuck syncing on most of my machines, and started pegging the CPU and draining my batteries. Tried reinstalling a few times months apart and promptly hit the same problem each ti
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by janinge 13y ago
Range with this setup and a Phantom isn't much more than 10 meters, from experience. The wifi module on the GoPro runs a web server where segments for HLS are published, so every packet and frame must be acked by the the phone and segm
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by janinge 13y ago
Hopefully they reject this mail, not simply discard it.
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by janinge 13y ago
I was also happy with Hetzner when I used them a few years back. But I didn't need their support other than for replacing hard drives, which they always handled quickly and without problems. One of my servers were once used in a amplif
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by janinge 13y ago
They have multiple encodes in various qualities for each title too, though.
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by janinge 13y ago
Same (opposite as OP) experience here in one of the Scandinavian countries (on TeliaSonera's network). Buffering and seeking always happens almost instantly with Vimeo, and they deliver better video quality. YouTube often fails to load vide