Due to the higher propagation speed and therefore lower latency these are more interesting for anything really long distance. Same for attenuation, with less attenuation you need fewer amplifiers along long transmission lines. For last-mile deployment both don’t make much of a difference, so bend radius isn’t really that critical.
It’s not actually that novel, for RF applications hollow waveguides have been in use for ages, so doing that for the visible spectrum to get similar benefits is worth exploring.
Ah yes, that’s why in the rest of the world that didn’t do racially segregated bathrooms there are only unisex bathrooms.
It only has to be compatible with Mastodon, not necessarily be an actual Mastodon instance, see Meta’s threads.net.
You have to pay google to use it (only works on pixel phones afaik).
I feel you. There’s also a huge difference between cheap conditioner and no conditioner.
It’s not about men vs. women, it’s short hair vs. long hair. Most men don’t have long hair, the dish soap works for short hair but depending on your hair type you want to use something better for long hair.
Is that Nathan Fillion?
Two things come to mind, spotify was always a browser based app on mac/linux/windows, I think that was way more inefficient in the early days of doing apps that way. The other thing is that spotify originally used its users’ computers as cache to serve other users, that might’ve caused some additional load.
It was braindead when MS bought it and kept artificially alive.
GitHub is finally dead.
I’ve never heard of anyone going to Rome or Venice for the beaches.
Yes, you can configure what happens when you touch the button.
Arguably it’s more of a deterrent, you really want to spend your last few years in prison?
Wikipedia also says:
HTML5 was first released in a public-facing form on 22 January 2008,[2] with a major update and “W3C Recommendation” status in October 2014.
5 years of HTML5 in 2015 was possible. It wasn’t final, but the browsers started implementing it.
Who gives a shit about the gold price except for some idiots who think it has some inherent value beyond some applications in electronics.
I would assume that this would lead to a rise in mercury mining instead of cleaning up Mercury contaminations, because that would probably be cheaper. And I don’t think mercury mining is any less toxic than gold mining.
As a RADAR guy I have to say they need RADAR, but I might be biased. I suppose LIDAR would be nice too. There’s something called sensor fusion where you combine the measurements of different sensors, ideally using different technologies to get better measurements.
All these Wifi for tracking people methods use the channel state information (CSI) that is used to help decode the transmitted data. CSI is obtained from pilot signals that are transmitted as part of a regular transmission. This is done in basically all digital communication standards, so you could do this not just with Wifi but also with 4G or 5G or older mobile communication standards. This is all not very surprising, there is a lot of research in contactless radio based heart rate monitoring, they usually build on radar systems not communication systems though. The buzzword for 6G for all this is joint communication and sensing.