This whole "Open Letters" thing is overdone and getting old. If you have a problem with RH (or anyone else) the only appropriate thing to do is to first contact THEM, in a "closed letter". Have some courtesy instead of flaming. Life isn't like a Usenet newsgroup
Not possible. The people developing the standard are employees of those same companies making the products. There are no IEEE "employees" making standards.
Even before this change, 802.11g didn't get 54. It got about 24. So now it only gets 20. It will still be advertised as 54. Just as 802.11b only gets 5 even though it is advertised as 11. BTW, 802.11a which is also "54" only gets 24.
I must concur. I went there on my honeymoon and it was great. Most but not all of it is in english. I think the museum is called the Museum of the History of Science, not the Galileo museum, thoughl
You can just use a soundcard if that's all you have. It will get you 44 kHz of bandwidth. Then you'd need a rf tuner in front of that.
On the high end, we use a $1k+ 20Ms/s card with a cable tuner.
It is widely believed, but not yet proven, that you can coax raw samples from a BT8x8 video capture card, which would be a great boon, as those are cheap.
I haven't played it yet (slashdotted), but I dl'ed a G2 alpha for linux earlier today. Maybe it will do the streaming version, which I hadn't seen earlier. I guess we're out of luck on the Quicktime one though.
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This whole "Open Letters" thing is overdone and getting old. If you have a problem with RH (or anyone else) the only appropriate thing to do is to first contact THEM, in a "closed letter". Have some courtesy instead of flaming. Life isn't like a Usenet newsgroup
Not possible. The people developing the standard are employees of those same companies making the products. There are no IEEE "employees" making standards.
Even before this change, 802.11g didn't get 54. It got about 24. So now it only gets 20. It will still be advertised as 54. Just as 802.11b only gets 5 even though it is advertised as 11. BTW, 802.11a which is also "54" only gets 24.
I must concur. I went there on my honeymoon and it was great. Most but not all of it is in english. I think the museum is called the Museum of the History of Science, not the Galileo museum, thoughl
You can just use a soundcard if that's all you have. It will get you 44 kHz of bandwidth. Then you'd need a rf tuner in front of that.
On the high end, we use a $1k+ 20Ms/s card with a cable tuner.
It is widely believed, but not yet proven, that you can coax raw samples from a BT8x8 video capture card, which would be a great boon, as those are cheap.
How manypounds is the gorilla supposed to be? I've heard 300, 500, 800... 300 doesn't sound that scary.
Stupid Racist idiot.... Besides, Coble isn't even Jewish. I don't think Redstone is either
The Swiss also collaborated with the Nazis...
They left that off their page... Its also a lot of hardware for something so simple.
I haven't played it yet (slashdotted), but I dl'ed a G2 alpha for linux earlier today. Maybe it will do the streaming version, which I hadn't seen earlier. I guess we're out of luck on the Quicktime one though.
How do you guys play this on linux? Xanim 2.80.1 doesn't work for me
How could one product make or break such a huge company? Sony owns consumer electronics. There would hardly be a dent if they didn't sell a single PS2