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echinopsis posted:so not fundamentally different to lte, but we’ve improved things, and need a marketing term it turns out "long term evolution" was an accurate name! 5g-nr is the new bands stuff. theres also going to be unlicensed band stuff under the 5g umbrella (nr-u): https://www.qualcomm.com/news/onq/2018/12/13/3gpp-commits-5g-nr-unlicensed-spectrum-its-next-release
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Mar 3, 2019 07:29
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need some loving new letters or some poo poo
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Mar 3, 2019 08:49
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coke posted:lol @ the photo what’s funny about it
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Mar 3, 2019 09:35
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the fact that you don’t find it funny, of course
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the dude’s got talent
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every time i see something like this i think about developing lovely EMF or whatever measuring equipment that would be laughable by lab standards but totally usable for idiots. like, pack a cheap PM sensor (chemtrail detection), H field sensor (EMF, can be as easy as PCB traces on the board), some microphone for infrasound, uv light sensor, and package it up with a bunch of scary looking level indicators for each thing. it'd be like a tricorder for crazy people and i'd be RICH I TELL YOU RICH. i already have no dignity and have nothing to lose, i should just get this done...
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You could save some money with no effect on sales by skipping the sensors and leaving the inputs floating, so they just drift up and down with the barest semblance of a pattern
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remember when a bunch of military people bought homeopathic bomb detectors https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADE_651 quote:It requires no battery or other power source; its manufacturer claimed that it is powered solely by the user's static electricity. To use the device, the operator must walk for a few moments to "charge" it before holding it at right angles to the body. After a substance-specific "programmed substance detection card" is inserted, the device is supposed to swivel in the user's hand to point its antenna in the direction of the target substance. quote:The cards were supposedly "programmed" or "activated" by being placed in a jar for a week along with a sample of the target substance to absorb the substance's "vapours".
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That's not homeopathy. if it were homeopathy you'd have to take the cards out afterwards and smack them on the table really hard 10 times in order to align the cards' molecules with the explosive vapor energy
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Mar 3, 2019 20:44
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President Beep posted:the dude’s got talent I imagine he has a large collection of crying children pictures
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Jonny 290 posted:remember when a bunch of military people bought homeopathic bomb detectors dowsing for bombs
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Mar 3, 2019 20:57
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a miserable pile of standards
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Mar 3, 2019 21:28
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President Beep posted:the dude’s got talent he certainly does have a unique style
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Visual GNUdio posted:every time i see something like this i think about developing lovely EMF or whatever measuring equipment that would be laughable by lab standards but totally usable for idiots. like, pack a cheap PM sensor (chemtrail detection), H field sensor (EMF, can be as easy as PCB traces on the board), some microphone for infrasound, uv light sensor, and package it up with a bunch of scary looking level indicators for each thing. it'd be like a tricorder for crazy people and i'd be RICH I TELL YOU RICH. i already have no dignity and have nothing to lose, i should just get this done... reminds me of those scam land mine detectors that have probably gotten people killed over in iraq. what im saying is i think you’ve identified a viable business model.
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i’m in, investment wise
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Canada now says they can legally extradite the Huawei exec for breaking a US law while not even in the US.
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PleasureKevin posted:Canada now says they can legally extradite the Huawei exec for breaking a US law while not even in the US. Canada does realize, I hope, that Huawei is a "Chinese Telecom Company" in the way that the NSA is an "American Telecom Company" to extradite the "Exec" is asking for the "top spy's head on a platter" and is the sort of thing that i presume wars would happen first
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call me in 5 years when it might matter
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PleasureKevin posted:Canada now says they can legally extradite the Huawei exec for breaking a US law while not even in the US. they have US entities and assets which makes Huawei subject to US law
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Sniep posted:Canada does realize, I hope, that Huawei is a "Chinese Telecom Company" in the way that the NSA is an "American Telecom Company" you can’t actually be serious
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yeah basically any huge chinese sanctioned company are state backed and you just need to look high enough on their corporate ladder to see how they are connected also you can see the reaction from the chinese governement itself to judge how deeply connected it is eg. they sentenced the canadian drug smuggler to death thinking it would be some sort of leverage but no one really cared ah yes supported by NSA
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current 5g status, no one loving knowsquote:Axios reported Sunday that there was "widespread confusion" inside the Trump administration as well as "mass uncertainty" after the Trump campaign appeared to back the proposal.
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Mar 5, 2019 09:22
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5g has been successfully thwarted by the totally normal great american q patriots
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coke posted:yeah basically any huge chinese sanctioned company are state backed and you just need to look high enough on their corporate ladder to see how they are connected wait till you find out who makes our encryption algorithms
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5g olden manbabies. Lol remember that? Remember when we talked like that, on the internet
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SpaceAceJase posted:5g olden manbabies. Lol remember that? Remember when we talked like that, on the internet hahaha good sir
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coke posted:current 5g status, no one loving knows 5g makes it easier to fire up your own private networks using unlicensed or leased licensed spectrum so it can kinda be a thing also yes you can just go out and buy some spectrum: https://selectspectrum.com/AvailableSpectrum.html
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hobbesmaster posted:also yes you can just go out and buy some spectrum: https://selectspectrum.com/AvailableSpectrum.html just to be silly i searched for "spectrum" on ebay to post some dumb link and ran into this: https://www.ebay.com/itm/GQ-EMF-380V2-3-in-1-EMF-Meter-RF-Spectrum-Analyzer-Spy-Camera-Detector-to-8GHz/302583762550 GODDAMNIT this looks too easy and they're selling these things by the pallet
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this is to sell to wi-fi cancer truthers, it's gotta be turnkey
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5g is gonna fry your brain with millimeter waves!!!
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if there was a good electronic magnet radiation I would have seen it by now
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Still waiting for reliable 4g that isn't heinously slow and exorbitantly priced. WiFi works pretty good.
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akadajet posted:wait till you find out who makes our encryption algorithms RIVEST YOU DOUBLE-CROSSING FUCKER
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