I've recorded sustained 700-800 mbps to a local networked fileserver over an 802.11ac connection. The fileserver's probably the limiting factor in this too.

Netflix does offer something similar to ISPs so they don't need to route all that traffic over the backbones, but since Netflix charges a fee to maintain the cache system, ISPs don't want it. Besides, if they did that, they wouldn't be able to complain and extort more money out of the backbone and edge providers.

It seems like the "vulnerability" that the article is talking about only happens when a recipient of the dropbox file link copies that link address into a google search query. If the user just clicks the link like a normal person, there is no problem.

Out west, we just burn natural gas now.

What was so bad about ME compared to 98? It seemed like it was just a bunch of overblown hype, with no noticible differences. Also, the only real issue I had with Vista was the incredibly slow vendor response in making updated drivers. Also, driver makers could get the works for windows vista logo by only making 32 bit drivers, which left a lot of 64 bit OS users with non-functional hardware. With 7, MS changed the logo requirement to requiring support for 32 and 64 bit OS.

please tell, I'm interested

doesn't a p 0.05 mean that 95% of your data samples (2 sigma) support the hypothesis? wouldn't 1 sigma be more of a "suggestive" level? 95% seems pretty good

0.05 is 5 percent

Redbox has supplanted the need for video rental stores in my area.

We got another bank in shopping center with 2 banks already in it.

It should also support 60 Hz video using full RGB color. Most TVs are designed for 30 Hz YCbCr, which doesn't look great on a PC.

they are also probably using a scripted set of tasks for the bot to execute, rather than being an AI. things like go to A location, activate npc for quest, go to B location, kill all rats within 10 meters, etc

Couldn't they just say the lawsuit bankrupt the company and walk away? Don't "corporate persons" shield the employees from legal trouble?

actual question here from an embedded programmer with little knowledge of javascript: is that code on line 79 trying to use the result of the "ffe.ee..." lookup as an index into a string array? What is the correct way to do this? C programming has lots of times where stuff like array[struct.var] = 4 is perfectly valid.

I believe this was referring to the Texas law that prevents Tesla from selling directly to consumers, and are instead forced to use dealers.