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<stipa>
seems like nasa geniuses never heard for audio clipping, they could at least find someone who would design them a proper audio recording system for mars rover...
<stipa>
lets save some money and record farts
<lanefu>
they used ffmpeg
<stipa>
wow
<stipa>
spare no expense
<stipa>
but audio clipping could have been solved in electronics
<stipa>
ffmpeg is fine
<lanefu>
the audio component was also a low-priority last-minute add
<stipa>
what goes into it is not as it seems
<lanefu>
so it was a nice to have
<stipa>
it is
<stipa>
better a bunch of farts than nothing
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<stipa>
could it be that ethernet nic chips heat more/use more power if ethernet cable is longer?
<stipa>
like, they need to pump more power to into the signals
<stipa>
to cope with the cable length and loses in order to maintain speed?
<IgorPec>
f476 moved to "feature reqest". In RFC ideas we are seeking for your help
<ArmbianTwitter>
@armbian (armbian): Do you want to run debloated Linux on @NVIDIAEmbedded Jetson Nano? Go and say yes! Apply as a board maintainer! It already boots but there are some rough edges to polish. #NvidiaJetson #NvidiaJetsonNano boots #armbian #kernel 5.10.y https://t.co/7mYZTORhy6https://t.co/iUDKnXOb8uhttps://tinyurl.com/yf2mbany (21s ago)
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<nekomancer[m]>
stipa: starlink will save you soon
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<stipa>
it's not the long cable
<stipa>
:(
<stipa>
i suspect that the modem with what usb nic doesn't overheat lowers it's link speed after the speed has ben negotiated betweene the nics
<stipa>
to 100Mb/s or something
<stipa>
but the other modem with wich it overheats stays at 1000Mb/s
<stipa>
it's bummer when you can't shell itno the modem and see what's going on
<stipa>
i give up
<stipa>
but i have a software trick that could work
<stipa>
trick that would switch speed from 100Mb/s to 1000Mb/s whenever the throughput is for example over 90Mb/s
<stipa>
and switch link speed back to 100Mb/s when the throughput is less than 90Mb/s
<stipa>
that way the usb nic will stay cool most of the time because it's in the 100Mb/s mode
<stipa>
poors mans ethernet nic power saving which should work in hardware but it doesn't for some reason
<ArmbianTwitter>
@blu51899890 (blu): @armbian @NVIDIAEmbedded What about the gpu stack? https://tinyurl.com/yh9ejsbz (13s ago)
<stipa>
too bad i don't knw bash scripting, i'll have to make a frankenstein of python code i find online
<stipa>
i hope python won't eat all my cpu and memory
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<ArmbianTwitter>
@ThePCBDesigner (Jorge De Castro): @arturo182 Which tool did you use to compile the Kernel?? Yocto? ARMBIAN? https://tinyurl.com/yh8jvjac (28s ago)
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<ArmbianTwitter>
@A13_technology (∆13🏳️🌈): @armbian @NVIDIAEmbedded I am getting a Jetson Nano, what a timing 👀 https://tinyurl.com/yjva7d4x (10s ago)
<stipa>
Mediatek is Taiwanese, i told it's Chinese a while ago,my bad
<stipa>
am i the only one who thinks that wifi ax is the wifi ac with bunch of antennas?
<stipa>
AC which works on 5.8Ghz per antena can practically get 150MB/s
<stipa>
those APs pn the market have 7 antennas
<stipa>
wifi ax
<stipa>
that's 150 x 7
<stipa>
1050 Mb/s
<stipa>
but, fucking
<stipa>
putting on every station/client seven antennas has no sense
<stipa>
to get 1Gb/s
<stipa>
especially phones and tablets
<stipa>
and antennas on those ax routers are shitty as hell
<stipa>
and not detachable
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<stipa>
guys get no signal through 2 walls
<stipa>
must be 2.4Ghz antenna in the phone
<stipa>
wifi marketing was a mess from forever
<stipa>
but now it's turbo
<stipa>
also, i guess there's no point in changing the gear from ac to ax
<stipa>
ax just has more radios per interface and same througput per the antenna
<stipa>
as the ac
<stipa>
idk where this "bunch of antennas" will lead
<stipa>
probably some uberfast multiplexing
<stipa>
or a bunc of antennas at single point
<[TheBug]>
ax is ia different protocol and I am sure as part of that it makes use of more antennas
<[TheBug]>
if you have range issues, try a different type of antenna
<[TheBug]>
such as a parabolic antenna
<[TheBug]>
not sure exactly what your going on about at this point :Z
<stipa>
i have no issues
<stipa>
i have awesome antennas from the ebay
<[TheBug]>
liar
<[TheBug]>
no issues at all? I don't believe this.
<[TheBug]>
When will lightning strike in same place twice?
<stipa>
i'm just
<stipa>
trying to adapt to the new trends
<stipa>
it strikes more than twoce at tall metallic objects...