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Cake day: June 11th, 2024

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  • Speed should be the same (as in ping), the bandwidth is half of it. If you are alone 50Mb/s should be more than enought for people who don’t need to download huge amounts of data quickly.

    So if you don’t build operating systems from source code, don’t need to download huge games on a regular basis, don’t work as a editor with huge video files you share with others, don’t do p2p pirating, and similar things, I don’t think you will see a big difference.

    If you’re a big family where everyone starts streaming youtube or twitch/netflix or do alot of voice/IP calls when they come home at the same time, then you will feel the difference.


  • I remember my uncle just buying a cheap android tablet and flashed some image on it he found on a Russian website. He connected it with a USB cable to the car somehow, he mentioned it’s connected to the CAN bus and he could get some information from the car into that tablet.

    But what you are asking is a bit different, you want to have the phone ui on the car, for that, it’s a bit more difficult.



  • No I haven’t. I also don’t think the past was as great as you describe, compared to the present.

    When I was 3 we had martial law in Poland which was upheld for years. My parents struggled to buy land because they weren’t in the party, they could only buy my grandfathers old car which was breaking down ever second time we went anywhere.

    Now that my son is 2 we got martial law in South Korea, but people fought for democracy and it was gone after 6 hours.

    Because I only have one life I’m trying to get the best out of it. I switched the environment a couple of time in my life and had to start from scratch. But I never had to go to war, neither did my father, while before that every generation had a war in their country.

    I’m not saying it’s good, but it’s good enough not to think about going rogue from society.





  • It’s end user focused, they have different segments like going through the monthly release notes and talking about them a bit from their perspective and they have often guests. The guests sometimes are random users with a interesting setup and they talk about that setup where you can get a lot of ideas. Other times they invite some of the developers or project managers from the project to talk about some new features or plans.