Zagorath
Formerly /u/Zagorath on the alien site.
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We could reduce shipping needed for these if it became the norm to ship them dry and mix with water in the home. Bonus: they could be shipped in paper rather than plastic, and consumed from reusable glass bottles rather than plastic.
1·6 months agoIt’s not clear to me if this applies to new products going forward, or if existing products will see a price increase.
1·6 months agoOh very interesting. Thanks for being so patient! I had no idea about this. I always just assumed that if a device said it supported 100M, that necessarily meant that if you connect a 10M device up to it, it’ll automatically take the lower speed. Like a car with a max speed of 10 can go on a road with a speed limit of 100…it’ll just be limited to 10. I didn’t realise it had to sync up like that.
Oh damn, really? So do normal home routers have to support basically every possible speed? Because I don’t think I’ve ever encountered or heard of someone encountering a failure due to a speed mismatch.
So what happens when that occurs? Does it just stop working, or does it work at the lower speed despite the lack of official “support” for it?
Wait so what would happen if it was only 1000? Like, can’t any connection automatically support up to its limit? What’s the advantage of explicitly supporting lower numbers?
So is it some ports support 10, some support 100, and some support the full 1000? Or how does it work with the three different speeds?
Ah that’s interesting. Thanks!
What does 10/100/1000 mean?
What’s the pros & cons of a managed vs unmanaged switch? Or of just running multiple cables out of the router? (Assuming your router has sufficient ports.)
0·6 months agoIn short:
- He likes the sounds of the city
- Copyright issues.
He cites an example of a Minecraft YouTuber called Mumbo Jumbo who had correctly licensed his intro music, until it turned out that the musician he licensed it from had sampled someone else, and Warner Chappell decided to enter that original source into the YouTube copyright database, resulting in 1,800 copyright claims that meant he had to go through and, over multiple days, cut out the intros of the videos manually.
I cannot contain my shock at this news.
1·7 months agoAlso by pure coincidence, Matt Colville released a video explicitly paying homage to Technology Connections the same day, too.
fwiw there’s a comment by @Mycatiskai@lemmy.ca as a top-level reply to the post that I think was intended as a reply to you.
kWh are a metric unit (even if they’re not SI), and are extremely common in discussions of household electricity. I wish it weren’t the case, the same way I wish countries other than Australia used kilojoules for measuring energy in food instead of (kilo)Calories. But they don’t.
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