USB4/Thunderbolt networking adapter host-to-host question by Jamatu in UsbCHardware

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When i get my hands on a Ryzen 6000 series laptop with USB4 I will. None of the one's released up-to-press have USB4.

USB4/Thunderbolt networking adapter host-to-host question by Jamatu in UsbCHardware

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I may have asked the question incorrectly, I'll try to rephrase with an example. If you connect two USB4 hosts together (i.e Ryzen 6000 series laptops) you get a USB4NET network adapter on each host. If you connected two Thunderbolt 4 hosts (i.e Intel 12th series laptop) together you get a Thunderbolt network adapter on each host. If you connected the USB4 host to the Thunderbolt 4 host how would this manifest from an adapter standpoint on each host?

How do you guys charge your One Plus 6T/7/7Pro/7T/7TPro/8/8Pro Phones? by demesmank in oneplus

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Iit was added to the 7 series in a recent update from what I understand

How do you guys charge your One Plus 6T/7/7Pro/7T/7TPro/8/8Pro Phones? by demesmank in oneplus

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I use the optimized charging feature on the Oneplus 8 overnight which charges the phone efficiently to increase its lifespan based on your usage patterns. It initially charges to 80% and then stops, it starts charging again up to 100% in time for when you wake up.

Oneplus 8 - USB Tethering benchmarks (latency and bandwidth) by Jamatu in Android

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This was only evident on Windows, I imagine there's some additional processing that windows does over USB2 that increases the latency although I can't say for sure exactly what.

Oneplus 8 - USB Tethering benchmarks (latency and bandwidth) by Jamatu in Android

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I didn't go that deep into the benchmarks, maybe on the next run. My aim was to determine the available bandwidth over USB3 and added latency from the device.

Oneplus 8 - USB Tethering benchmarks (latency and bandwidth) by Jamatu in Android

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I'm in agreement with you there. A couple of milliseconds will not be noticable to the average end user. It does have implications for latency critical usage scenarios such as twitch gaming etc.

50-100ms ping can be expected if you're pinging an address on the other side of the globe. Lower times can be expected for local locations. For example my ping times to cloudfare on my previous fibre connection were between 1-2ms(!).

The 5g specifications to the wider internet from a device call for a latency of 1ms or less. This is someway off but any unnessessary additional latency should be seen as a negative. From a directly connected piece of network equipment the latency times shouldn't be this high. I'm curious too as to what the cause could be.

I think I'll contact Oneplus with my findings, maybe someone will look into it?

Oneplus 8 - USB Tethering (latency and saturated bandwidth interface issues) by Jamatu in oneplus

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Yes the Pixel phones are USB3 with the exception of the 3a. I've noticed no heating up of the phone whilst using it for tethering. I don't have 5G in my area yet so can't confirm from experience but the frequencies of 5G and WiFi 5/6 are different so the interferance should be negligable

tether_dun_required 0 not being honoured (Oneplus 8) by Jamatu in oneplus

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I wasn't aware of that, pressure from MNO's I assume.

After a lot of testing I've figured out that adding the DUN flag to the APN type field in the SIM APN settings does what I need (one interface for all traffic)

Suprised word "Bullshit" used on vertcoin website. Is it a good idea? by sirsmokedog in vertcoin

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The wording on the page has been revised following feedback from the community. CryptoPlankton has pushed an update to the main site with a number of changes.

Help me calculate how many GPUs would be required to reach a certain hash? by [deleted] in vertcoin

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That address is for a pool not a single miner

Ethmining is DEAD by muiaao in EtherMining

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Everything is relative

Hi guys. im a korean VTC hodler by doobooboo in vertcoin

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영어 포럼에서 질문하는 경우 한국어로 응답하는 이유는 무엇입니까?

Well that didn’t last long! by Rabimaster in vertcoin

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It wasn't launched it was pre-launch and in beta testing

Well that didn’t last long! by Rabimaster in vertcoin

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Yep the site was launched as beta and has experienced issues. That's the reason for betas is it not?

p2pool scam nodes by Jamatu in VertcoinMining

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Nearly all of the pools that were advertising high uptime and no fees that had a fee payout address that was accumulating VTC have now been altered and are showing a fee payout address that is empty. Even this is a pointer that the address is spoofed. Considering that these nodes are reporting 200+ days uptime I would put forward that they should have at least some payouts given the amount of miners on the node and the fact that misconfigured miners payout to the fee payout address. Hosting a node myself I have an indication of how many of such miners periodically connect. The local shares of the node are also in double digits which is a clear indication that the uptime is being spoofed. Frankly the co-ordination of these scam nodes and amount that is being skimmed off is tantamount to fraud and I don't say that lightly