It sounds like it's just natural fiber fabric with some wire woven into it. All the electronics are in a box beside the road.
cmnybo
joined 2 years ago
That requires a mouse with an 8kHz polling rate. With a 1kHz polling rate, this trick will be limited to sounds under 500Hz.
That's usually only an issue with color laser printers.
It only requires an outbound connection, which is needed if you're stuck on CGNAT. It also provides DDoS protection and hides your IP address. It comes with the huge downside of using Cloudflare though.
It's too humid around here for that, especially this time of year. I have to keep mine in a sealed box with desiccant. Putting a new spool in the box without drying it just uses up the desiccant quickly.
At least PETG doesn't get brittle like PLA when it's wet. It just gets stringy.
It works pretty well for me. It prints fast, it's strong and has good layer adhesion. It does take quite a while to dry a new roll though. The cardboard spool holds a lot of water.
Be sure to keep everything up to date too. Even openssh has had multiple vulnerabilities just this year.
Even the cheapest SSD you can find will improve the performance quite significantly.
That's just a direct connection. It used to be common for 2 player games to connect that way.
You can get the roam plan for $50 a month. If you were doing fine with dial-up, then the 50GB data cap shouldn't be an issue. You could even use the standby mode for $5 a month for 11 months out of the year and will still be an order of magnitude faster than the dial-up connection.
The only thing they are good at doing is producing loads of RFI and pissing off every ham radio operator in the area.