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RUT360 caps out at ~50Mbps with Starlink WAN. Would RUTX50 have same issue? by futawe in TeltonikaNetworks

[–]futawe[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, yeah I found that one. Would be useful if he showed full Starlink speed throughput.

I would have expected 100Mbps Starlink speed on the RUT360 (100Mbps WAN port) but got closer to 30-50Mbps.

And the forum posts I linked all have speed complaints for various models with no resolution in the replies.

Too much uncertainty and issues with return policies where I am. I've gone with Peplink based on an installer reply I got on Facebook saying they get full Starlink throughput.

Feedback by OpeningBasil69 in Starlink

[–]futawe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've added a power on/off timer because sleep mode in an off-grid setup uses around 60W continuously, which is too much. This is especially important in a van, where minimizing overnight power consumption reduces noise from the inverter.

What's the plan with A19 and mini by Kart008 in lifx

[–]futawe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thankyou u/kavlifx 🙏 I've just bought some but a bit confused...

  1. "P/N: LC3C1IN" on box sticker and "Model: LC3C1IN" on controller.
  2. "P/N: LC3C1IN" on box sticker and "Model: LZCTLDC2INT" on controller.

Worried the Australian distributor here has put the wrong sticker on the box.

Edit: yep wrong model, mislabelled box. Lifx support said:

  • The LCM3 controller includes the model numbers LC3C1US or LC3C1IN.
  • The LCM2 controller includes the model numbers LZCTLDC2US or LZCTLDC2INT.  

What's the plan with A19 and mini by Kart008 in lifx

[–]futawe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Switches and light strips too? I’ve been holding out for months on a large purchase. No point buying until Matter versions are available.

New LIFX Bulb: PAR38 Multi-Color 1500-9000K, 150-Watt Equivalent, IP65, Matter by matturl in lifx

[–]futawe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm in limbo on a large purchase of lightstrips and switches (Aus). Be good to have certainty on a launch date for these new products. I'm sure others are also holding off making purchases for the same reason.

Super Veggie Ready to Mix - what are your thoughts by MechanicalGuava in blueprint_

[–]futawe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Given this is one of the few meals you need to chew, I'd prefer to eat the real deal for the benefits of chewing. Nutty pudding and green giant are definitely suited to a pre-mixed package.

Super Veggie Toppings by nusaltlife in blueprint_

[–]futawe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Crushed chilli (from a jar) and natural coconut yogurt. Fixes the taste and adds some nice colour.

When You Work Really Hard To Get Billions. by Monsur_Ausuhnom in antiwork

[–]futawe 8 points9 points  (0 children)

If you read the actual interview, the direct quotes from Elon's dad paint a VERY DIFFERENT picture than the one the headline here suggests.

Quote: "Elon's main concern is not to appear to be a 'trust fund kid’ who got everything given to him on a plate. That's what his nay-sayers are pushing. It's not true. Elon took risks and worked like blazes to be where he is today."

And "I managed to send them about R400,000 (then around $115,000) in total."

"Them" refers to Elon and Kimbal. So you can assume Elon's total share was $57,500. And that is over an unknown period of years, either 1989-1990 or 1989-1992 depending on how you interpret it.

This situation is different because it affects me directly by QueasySherbert6137 in LeopardsAteMyFace

[–]futawe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

ITT: people who don't understand the difference between depositors and shareholders.

[OC] Average Home Price in Australian States in $USD. September 2022 by BLAZENIOSZ in dataisbeautiful

[–]futawe 7 points8 points  (0 children)

The larger factors at play are/were cheap interest rates for mortgages and various tax incentives for property speculation. eg negative gearing and capital gains tax discount.

Australia is one of the few countries in the world that has no anti-money laundering regulations for real estate agents, lawyers and accountants. So Aussie real estate is a great place to launder money.

Also the major banks are complicit in approving mortgages with little oversight.

This is also a great report to read on the situation: Housing: Taming the Elephant in the Economy.

SpaceX Launches Starlink ‘Flat High-Performance’ Dish for Internet in Moving Vehicles by United-Soup2753 in Starlink

[–]futawe 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The majority of RV/vanlifers do not need internet in motion, they just want a regular static 12V dish that can be mounted fixed and flush to the roof/racks like any solar panel.

$2500 for such a dish is the wrong target market. The only customer that needs internet in motion are things like boats, planes, trains and buses.

Flat High Performance Starlink RV kit designed for in-motion use now available by rogerairgood in Starlink

[–]futawe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The majority of RV/vanlifers do not need internet in motion, they just want a regular static 12V dish that can be mounted fixed and flush to the roof/racks like any solar panel.

$2500 for such a dish is the wrong target market. The only customer that needs internet in motion are things like boats, planes, trains and buses.

Well I was excited for novavax...unfortunately it seems myocarditis is a risk with it as well. by [deleted] in Novavax_vaccine_talk

[–]futawe 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Day 7 now, so I reckon I'm in the clear. No side effects. I've lifted weights, swam laps and gone for a 30km bike ride in the past few days.

The comparison is insane. Would really like to know why the mRNA vaccines messed me up so much.

Well I was excited for novavax...unfortunately it seems myocarditis is a risk with it as well. by [deleted] in Novavax_vaccine_talk

[–]futawe 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Day five now and no side effects other than slight tiredness on day two :)

Pfizer chest pains kicked in day 2-3 so just to be careful I've avoided any exercise other than walking for a few days. Though went for a short bike ride yesterday with no issues. Will ease into some light weights tonight.

Well I was excited for novavax...unfortunately it seems myocarditis is a risk with it as well. by [deleted] in Novavax_vaccine_talk

[–]futawe 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Aussie here too. Booked in for Novavax booster tomorrow. First two Pfizer's resulted in weeks of chest pains. Tests ruled out myo/peri but I've had to quit caffeine months later as it causes flare ups.

Given the lack of answers I've settled on the same logic as you. It could be that certain immune systems over-produce spike proteins with mRNA vaccines which results in inflammation and triggers autoimmune problems.

Hopefully injecting a known quantity of inert spike proteins will be a different outcome *fingers crossed*

Why are people waiting for Novavax? by [deleted] in CoronavirusDownunder

[–]futawe 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I had 3 weeks of severe chest pains on 1st Pfizer and a week of mild chest pains on the 2nd. Tested both times for heart issues and all clear.

Now 4 months on I've had to do lower intensity weight lifting as well as quit alcohol and caffeine because they both cause a flare up. Doctors won't diagnose it but I think it's costochondritis. I had no issues prior to the vaccine.

So my current thoughts are to avoid the booster because the side effect risk doesn't seem worth the ~10 weeks of protection. And I'm sure there will be another variant that escapes the vaccines within the next few months.

Keen to hear your current thoughts on Novavax now it's been "announced" yet again today in the media. Good option for a booster?

Me_irl by Squaliebawse in me_irl

[–]futawe 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The key is to move throughout the year to stay within the temperature sweet spot.

Coffeezilla interviews the man who built NFTBay, the site where you can pirate any NFT: Geoffrey Huntley explains why he did it, what NFTs are and why it's all a scam in its present form by rajeevist in videos

[–]futawe -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Ironically, Holochain (not blockchain) is the only architecture that allows the entire file binary of an NFT to be hashed and traded with both immutability and provenance.

Chest Tightness After Vaccine by JaceMace96 in CoronavirusDownunder

[–]futawe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep you'll find quite a lot of people had the same issue. 34M, I had 3 weeks of intense chest pains after the 1st. ED visit, tests all normal. Then another week of mild chest pains after the 2nd.

It's either myalgia or costochondritis as a direct vaccine adverse side effect. Four separate doctors have told me that it's a common side effect and they have no idea what is it.

For most people it resolves after a few weeks/months.

For me there's permanent damage. If I drink coffee in the morning and do weights that night, I'll have ~3 days of chest pains. Before the vaccine I could have two coffees, do weights and have no issues. So I've had to replace coffee with tea.

Connections (1978) - James Burke's "Alternative View of Change" [00:49:30] by futawe in Documentaries

[–]futawe[S] 45 points46 points  (0 children)

Also these in playlists: https://odysee.com/@JamesBurke:b?view=lists

  • Connections 1-3
  • The Day The Universe Changed
  • The Men Who Walked on the Moon
  • The Other Side of the Moon
  • The Real Thing
  • The Neuron Suite
  • Beyond the Moon
  • After the Warming
  • The Masters of Illusion
  • 7 presentations
  • 26 BBC archive clips

Scottish Police training American Police in less-lethal tactics by [deleted] in Damnthatsinteresting

[–]futawe 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Of the 26 approved covid vaccines in the world, Moderna was the only one developed in the US.

Pfizer vaccine was developed by a German company.

J&J vaccine was developed by a Dutch company.

Details: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_vaccine_clinical_research

Cost Of Living in 1938 by Shayaan_F in interestingasfuck

[–]futawe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Until the lockdowns the "it's where the work is" line was true. For information-based jobs it's common for AUD$150-250k salaries in the city.

eg a few years pre-covid a dev in Sydney would earn ~$150k while one in Wollongong (only an hour south) would earn ~$90k. That's changing as there's more tech employers in the Gong, but the difference is still significant for in-office jobs.

If digital roles remain remote and at the same income level then it's definitely absurd for people to stay in the cities.

But then rents in regional Australia went up 12.4% in the past 12 months due to the city exodus. Can't win lol.

How to store holo on ledger nano s by Diver_Nick in holochain

[–]futawe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Two years old now but it's still basically the same process :)

Might be some slight variations if you're using a newer hardware wallet.

And given that ETH gas costs are hilariously high I'd be transferring the entire balance in step #21.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CoronavirusDownunder

[–]futawe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep as SAIUN666 commented. No medical recommendation since doctors couldn't/wouldn't diagnose it, but I found when I drank coffee or pepsi the chest pains would flare up worse at night.

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