For the majority of the global population that’s a day late, we’re already dealing with Friday.

Starting with a disclaimer, I don’t know, what follows is speculation only.

I suspect that the only requirement is that the slope of the chirp at encoding and decoding is the same.

Ultimately, it’s used to remove noise in relation to a reference level.

I haven’t had an opportunity to do the math to confirm this and I’ve bookmarked a few LoRa videos to see if they get into the mechanics, but I’m not holding my breath.

Edit: This video seems to explain things pretty well.

https://youtu.be/jHWepP1ZWTk

Are you talking about solar flares, or a different phenomenon?

“That’s not a flaw … that’s a feature!”

Around the turn of the century I built a “middleware” layer for an Oracle to MySQL bridge which enabled legacy systems to keep running while modern and open source tooling could be built.

The biggest challenge was moving from columnar to row based data … that and compiling Solaris tools using Oracle libraries.

Oracle is like sendmail, user friendly, just very picky whom it makes friends with.

I’m getting flashbacks to debugging an Oracle connection file.

This is OpenAI marketing.

The fact that it’s being reported on every media outlet on the planet, means that they were successful.

“We’re so bad … it’s good!”

Clearly you’re not feeding your squirrels enough roughage 😁

So … just so we understand, the radio is physically connected to a running power supply but the radio itself is switched off when the noise occurs?

This is exactly how we put up amateur radio antennas.

Some things to consider:

• how is it powered
• how do you get it down
• how do you stop it from killing someone on the ground when it eventually comes down
• how will foliage growth affect the range
• squirrels and birds will likely take an interest
• waterproofing

… and replace them with a whole new class of bugs.

Source: I’ve been writing software since 1982.

You need to go to see a doctor now! Likely you’ll get a referral to a neurologist. Do not fuck around with this.

And if you think that migration to Rust will magically remove all bugs and vulnerabilities, you haven’t been writing software for very long.

And right there you have the path forward!

Hang in there, it might feel tough for a bit, but this too shall pass.

Having had a parent die, I can tell you that the feeling never goes away, but it does get easier.

What’s the best memory you have of your dad?

We just rewatched The Dish and drank a glass to both Sam and Tom.

The last time we watched, it was projected onto a bedsheet hanging off the back of my delivery van at Aileron Roadhouse in the middle of Australia surrounded by optical telescopes, a 2m portable broadband vSat dish, with the Sungroper solar car team during the 2003 World Solar Challenge … vying for the most remote internet cafe … we lost out to Mount Everest 😁

My 10 mW signal was heard 13,945 km away on 28 MHz.

Excellent. Thank you.

Now look at the questions again and when you read the word “you”, insert “preludeofme”.

I’m asking because you’re also wanting to offer a service to customers.

AI bots will hammer your endpoints into the ground if left unchecked. They’ll happily compromise your services while they’re at it.

Here’s some questions:

• What happens when you die?
• What happens if your house is burgled or catches fire?
• How do you protect against pe(s)ts making themselves at home in your server?
• What happens with a power or internet outage?
• What happens with hardware failure?
• What happens if you suffer dementia?
• How are you dealing with AI bots?
• How are you mitigating hacking attempts, security, authentication and exploits?
• How are you dealing with data corruption?
• How do you mitigate against ransomware having entered your systems?

Note that I’m not picking on you, nor is this list comprehensive or in priority order. I’m trying to determine if you’ve considered these common issues and concerns associated with hosting stuff that has great sentimental value, if not actual value.

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