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On 2/29/20 4:44 AM, Wols Lists wrote: |
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> On 26/02/20 03:10, james wrote: |
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>> I'm just not convinced that our USA government continuing to "sell |
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>> bandwidth rights", is constitutional? |
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> Problem is, if bandwidth is "opened to all" the reality in the past |
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> would have been a free-for-all leading to a major tragedy of the |
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> commons. |
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Agreed. but now, there are plenty of technologies, software systems and |
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RF testing gear to ensure the bandwidth channels can be "shared" |
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robustly and there implement a vastly better efficiencies |
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(bits/s/bandwith); than the current models of exclusive license for a |
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one time pop of money to the government. Just like Oxygen, we all have |
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the rights to the RF spectrum, imho. |
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A one time sale, particularly when analyzed, decades later, is a gross |
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miscarriage of justice, imho. |
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I hope somebody finds this (with better searching fu) |
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handoff-visualizer, to track Rf signals via mobile cells |
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and a gentoo lappy. |
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It's a signal/comm-channel handoff graphic tool.... |
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https://github.com/chonyy/handoff-visualizer |
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and |
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https://github.com/chonyy/handoff-simulator |
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If somebody cannot find it in a overlay, I'd be willing to take it over |
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and update, on an overlay.... |
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It'd really help remote campers to find signals, when backpacking in the |
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mountains or even hills. Adding an altimeter data input and getting the |
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devs to go '3D' with this rendering, would also help folks home-building |
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UAVs |
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> Much like we're seeing in space and low-earth orbit now. If |
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> we're not *very* careful, soon we will not be able to launch low-earth |
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> and geo-synchronous satellites, because there'll be a massive debris |
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> belt that will destroy satellites within a few years. |
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Some experts are say that we're all ready on that coarse. Space vessels |
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to capture, collect and then send into deep space, our current cadre of |
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commercial/military space junk. I think they'll do this, but send the |
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space garbage directly to our sun, just burning up and adding to the |
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total mass of the sun. Here is the real twist. Global corporations, are |
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standing up claiming rights to space rights, on behalf of nations that |
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are very technology poor. The next few wars will most likely sort out |
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rights, i.e. First to deploy-use, will get the rights, regardless if its |
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a gov or corp, or group, like the HAM-operators, imho. |
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> The new high-frequency bandwidths I'm not too worried about - like |
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> low-earth orbit stuff there will decay into the atmosphere and |
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> self-cleanse over 30-40 years - high frequencies don't travel far - but |
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> where there is the likelihood of interference some sort of regulation is |
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> necessary. |
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YES YES, but who is the arbiter with final say? The guys with the best |
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missile technology, that's who, from a pragmatic point-of-view. |
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> Do you really want your home network to collapse in a heap every time |
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> your neighbour jacks up his power because your network is causing his |
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> home network to collapse in a heap? |
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With all due respect, as an EE_rf guy, it's already solved by who has |
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the best technology. That is scan and avoid the bands/protocols being |
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used. Less and less technically (Rf) astute folks want to work for any |
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government..... |
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Random 'bit-burst' over a multitude of frequencies is not hard to do and |
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solves this scenario, at least for the technology superior Rf types. |
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Consumers and idiots are at the mercy of the Rf mercenaries (whom are |
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always a decade or more ahead what is legally possible). ymmv. |
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> (That's why my home network is |
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> mostly cat-5 or ethernet-over-power :-) |
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Good for now. However, there are Rf sniffers that can pick up the |
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signals from those aforementioned signals, quite easily. It use to be |
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james_bond sort of stuff, but now it is cafeteria. |
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Fiber should replace both of those, pretty soon. |
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Routers where various types of connectors for both multi-mode and |
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single-mode fiber, are pretty cheap, if you know where to look. If you |
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build new, put pvc conduits in the roof and walls, so you have ample & |
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hidden pipes. That way it's pretty trivial to pull the fibers later, for |
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pennies. |
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https://patents.google.com/patent/US6233376B1/en |
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> Cheers, |
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> Wol |
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5G-multipath supersedes all of this, where the algorithms that implement |
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the multi-path, are 'walk-once' or pseudo-walk-once. Upgrading |
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multipath to Asycnronos-multipath, is still in the development phases, |
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or folks are not publishing details....No way the brightest fed/mil |
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hacks can stop this, as they will not even know where it is, who is |
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doing it and how to monitor it, in RealTime. Make it mobile, and how the |
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elite hackers go and do whatever they want, whenever they want, |
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clandestinely. |
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Several vehicles with links between and cellular bandwidth, can hop |
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around a city, clandestinely and there is nothing our most sophisticated |
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law enforcement can do, currently. There stuck buying commercial gear |
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that is decades old in capability. The average cop, or intellectual at |
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the FBI is able to wheel-deal with this stuff? Are you kidding me? Add |
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to that the fact that these 'kids' hate most governments, due to their |
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sell-out to mega-corps, the war is already afoot. Our last hope, imho, |
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is if the US government returns to the fundamental christian value |
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system, that made our country great. Greed, un-bridled, is changing the |
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quality of our lives, regardless of your personal belief systems. |
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Besides those few and fleeting technical folks are bailing on the US and |
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every major company they work for, cause there is an economic 'feeding |
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frenzy afoot'. |
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Lawyers, Legal-type and the Lazy-wealthy, are on a crash coarse to be |
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relegated to irrelevancy. A few more proxy-wars, and the public (now |
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being massively educated) are simply going to ignore, bypass and hide |
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from regulators. |
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To stay secure, that is the only, current, pathway forward. If you knew |
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just how corrupt, our evil, leaders and owners are, at the major |
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carriers, it would make your skin crawl.... |
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Half of the tech-kids inside the US DoD are already running things and |
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getting ready to boot the old-corrupt general-politician types OUT, by |
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exposing their corruptness. Trumps takes credit, but the real story is |
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the young, elite hacks are going to be running the world, shortly. Just |
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look at the myriad of new financial, digital coins in their infancy |
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(bit-coin et-al). |
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Gentoo, as a technology, is just one enabler, of this silent revolution. |
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Gentoo is the only pathway forward I see, to protect my assets, beside |
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what is called 'hard assets'. Gentoo has a great, honest, trustworthy |
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history, and most software stakes cannot make that claim. |
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Secure your bits....... and pray that Gentoo attracts the brilliant |
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youth to join us, so people have hope, inspiration and return to being |
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kind and generous to each other. |
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hth, |
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James |