solarboii

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by solarboii 11mo ago
Are there any benchmarks comparing it with the Nvidia Thor? It is much more available than spark, and performance might not be very different
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by solarboii 1y ago
I am working on "over the air" security tooling for NR 5G SA networks, by tampering with the lower layers of the cellular wireless protocols. I am implementing both specific test cases and automatic vuln hunt (ie. Fuzzing).
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by solarboii 2y ago
It's complexity is not completely unnecessary. Scale is a huge bitch. Networking between phones, without a common base station, is hard. Harder than WI-FI, because identity is managed centrally and the frecs in use require a license to
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by solarboii 2y ago
They abandoning the UE development was a very sad moment. Their code base is so much nicer than other projects, and somewhat easy to match with the standards. I am very happy user :)
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by solarboii 2y ago
Yes, is simple enough to get started if you have access to the required hardware. You might able to operate in the n41 band (2.4GHz, like wifi) even without a license. Phones are nitpicky about network configuration (chippers, emergency cal
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by solarboii 2y ago
There is a variety of open software and COTS hardware that could fully power this network. The client side is the hardest part, especially if you want a phone. PC modems on a Linux machine are more manageable (But expensive, let's wait
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by solarboii 2y ago
1.- You get a "nice PLMN" for the network and assign phone numbers (and manage key material) only after Ham Identification. DMR Style (at least here in Spain) 2.- Most of them will refuse to join any Private SA network that does n
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by solarboii 3y ago
I am curious about what kind of setup would be optimal to charge a LiOn array, instead of Lead-Acid. Taking into account the requirements of the project, every solar mppt charger for residential use is very over spec. The typical "sola