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Love your product!


Thanks!


We hoped China would grow into a Korea or Japan, instead we got ourselves a Russia.


So in essence a colony or puppet state? Thankfully China avoided that. And is not controlled by others like Soviet satellites were.


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> America is a company masquerading as a country

wow, didn't expect to see such insight here


It's funny because Trump saw this years ago and the entire point of the tariff is to gain Chinese manufacturing independance.


I believe this is a Google doc preview. On my iPad it had terrible scrolling performance, and the shortcut to scroll to the top of the page (tap the top edge of the screen) doesn't work :(


indeed it is, as meanwhile confirmed at the top of the document.


https://www.17lands.com/ collects your limited game win/loss stats, and it also records your turn-by-turn game history for both limited and constructed games. (I was a contributor)


Not OP but I'm interested. How should I DM you? (couldn't find one on your HN profile)


On Safari at least, you can configure it to ask whether you want to run an extension on each domain.


If your threat model involves people hijacking your TV to spy on you, and one of these attackers managed to enter your home, you are already toast no matter what.


Wouldn't the sub itself also reflect the ping and give itself away?


I'm curious why this reply got downvoted so much. Can someone explain if the content is correct or not and why?


I've got no clue about the downvotes either. Maybe because the first version of the comment was a little snarky, and didn't include how submarines actually avoid crashing into things?


The "50% faster" stat is talking about latency, which is not really what subsea cables are about (massive bandwidth).

The more important figure is the attenuation at frequency bands used in telecommunication (C-band and L-band). According to the article, hollow core fibers are still much worse than solid core fibers (0.28 dB/km vs 0.14 dB/km).


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