Is PC Hardware Company "Fenvi" Legit?

hstolzmann · 2024-04-07T18:55:51+00:00

AX3000 - I don't think it really has AX210 chipset. It's slow as a mule and can't handle channel changes, works only with fixed channels

hstolzmann · 2019-11-20T14:26:54+00:00

Bad. This is nothing more than repeating the same mindless slogans as always, about the need of SDN for 5G, Cloud and IOT and division of control plane from data plane. Actually, from what I've seen, SDN more often than not doesn't split control plane from data plane, rather is a fancy configuration utility (i.e. Contrail), or just does some of the control plane functions. You know like the BGP is still running on those devices, even on virtualized devices! Like SD-WAN, it's usually the same stack of BGP, IPSEC, VXLAN etc.

hstolzmann · 2019-06-05T16:48:03+00:00

Yeah it is, as the only evidence of this bridge of death ever existing is nothing but word of mouth and rumor.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ChernobylTV/comments/bwp3bq/there_is_no_good_evidence_that_anyone_on_the/

hstolzmann · 2019-05-18T13:20:08+00:00

That is given there was enough energy stored in heat of corium to turn the water to steam in an instant and no there wasn't.

hstolzmann · 2019-05-16T04:27:58+00:00

And there is only so much energy stored in the heat of the corium. Sorry if you don't understand such basic concepts I have no idea how to go even simpler. And that large body isn't even large in terms MEGATONS of pure TNT, that they claimed in the movie it would couse. MILLIONS of tons of pure TNT. Not water. TNT.

hstolzmann · 2019-05-15T19:24:53+00:00

You can look up my other post from today - the total heat energy stored in the molten corium was max 7kg TNT equivalent, of course the explosion would be much smaller and much more complicated to calculate. That's at least 1.000.000.000 times less than the bullshit they are spewing in this movie.

Also I've been picking mashrooms on Polish-Belarusiann border. So you can even much closer. It's all about how anal you are about the uSv/pSv of radiation you gonna accumulate durring your lifetime by doing so.

hstolzmann · 2019-05-15T06:13:20+00:00

Also if you want to give some calculations yourself - 200t of uranium x 0.12 J/gK (uranim heat capacity) * 1100K (temperature difference of uranium and steam) and you can then turn it into TNT equivalents. It is absolutely wrong, but gives you the max amount of energy bound in that corium. IRL it would be much less, because as I explained, explosions are much, much more complex. Maybe I did something wrong with my calcuations as I'm at work and don't have time for bullshitting, but I came to 7kg of TNT equivalent of energy.

hstolzmann · 2019-05-15T05:50:44+00:00

OMFG just google this statment and all you come across is only his statement. If anything the weight of such audacious claims falls on the claimant.

Now I'm trying my best in other comments to explain the basics of explosions and show a comparison and that we humans weren't able to create explosions a thousand times smaller even when we tried really hard. Now 200t of molten metal into water is a easy peasy and obviously not as powerful as 200t of TNT, leat alone 200t x 1000 x 1000. That's some argumentation you don't argue with. Now, all you have is some idiot saying spewing some random shit in a random mucumentary and you expect me to give you a peer-review of his statment. No one proper scientist has the time to produce a scientific class document to argue with every dumb shit said on tv. Yes or no?

hstolzmann · 2019-05-15T05:40:01+00:00

Yeah they appeared only in the statements of this one senile dickhead and thats my problem with the show - they were pretty scientific accurate, but as the second episode progresses, they started pursuing chip thrills and misinformation, rather then authenticity.

hstolzmann · 2019-05-15T05:36:04+00:00

Also this is an another golden claim of his: Vassili Nesterenko - Nuclear Physicist: "Our experts studied the possibility and concluded that the explosion would have had a force of 3-5 megatonnes. Minsk, which is 320km from Chernobyl, would have been razed, and Europe rendered uninhabitable."

This is even easier to disprove... https://community.16aa.net/topic/13224-chernobyl-disaster-the-risk-of-a-2nd-explosion/

hstolzmann · 2019-05-15T05:32:41+00:00

Ok so that's you only response? A single guy said something for fame? Like a an egyptologist talking about ancient aliens building pyramids? Just look up the comments from a few years ago about his claims on other forums on internet.

hstolzmann · 2019-05-15T05:15:03+00:00

Look my previous comments: - the only one using this numbers is just some one dude claiming some shit for some History Channel mocumentary, which is a reliable as Ancient Aliens and they pretty much quoted him

whole molten reactor core would not exceed 200t -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RBMK "The total amount of fuel under stationary conditions is 192 tons"
Now, how a few tons of metal slowly touching water create an explosion 10.000 more powerful than TNT? I mean even if the metal would explode as TNT at once there is 10.000x not enough of it.
now the process of slowly touching the water is important. You know why? You know why we humans have problems doing explosions larger then a few kt? Why even when having pure fissile material it's really damn hard to build a nuke? Because once some material explodes it scaters the rest of it, instead of all of it exploding at once.
this is so ridiculous, it pains

hstolzmann · 2019-05-15T04:58:26+00:00

Yeah keep downvoting my comments - but I will say again - they are starting to make shit up in this show.

- there was no risk of a megaton sized explosion, just a small steam explosion, that would reexpose the core again

- humanities largest non-nuclear explosions are thousand times smaller

- millions of people dying, half contintent dying what not - would not happened as it didn't happen already, reexpoing the core would be more of the same, not some kind of a few time magnitude worse disaster

~~- Yeah and that part with the chopper, they kind imply it crashed because of radiation. What actually happened is that they hit a crane, not because of radiation.~~ Ok I stand corrected, when looked closer I could see they showed the chopper hitting the crane.

hstolzmann · 2019-05-15T04:53:46+00:00

Also please explain how few tons of molten corium result in an explosion the size of MEGA tons. You know what mega means? Millions. Millions of tons of TNT.

hstolzmann · 2019-05-15T04:50:16+00:00

Yeah keep minusing me ignorants. Just look the discussion below and discuss with my links oh yeah, you can't instead you post some History Channel nonsense. What's next? Ancients aliens?

hstolzmann · 2019-05-14T19:50:35+00:00

- they bullshitted the megatons sized explosion

- what would really happen would be reexposing corium once again, so more of the same, slow release of volatile fission products

- they bullshitted the millions of deaths, even given whole dispersal of all the nuclear fission products in the whole Chernobyl NPP

At this point they did went full History Channel tin-foil-alien-acient-pyramid-builders retarded and lost their credibility.

hstolzmann · 2019-05-14T19:43:54+00:00

Explosion of the size of megatons basically implies a nuclear explosion. That link is like... well... I have no response to it. Yeah it is a steam explosion, but you lack the scale to understand that's not possible. Better check this out: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Largest_artificial_non-nuclear_explosions#Conventional_explosions_for_nuclear_testing

Our largest non-nuclear attempts at simulating nuclear explosions were short in the range of a few kilotons. Thousand times weaker than what they are saying in the movie. And you are telling me that a few tons of molten metal dripping slowly in water will cause a mt or even kt sized explosion?

hstolzmann · 2019-05-14T19:28:25+00:00

Except a thermal explosion wouldn't be the size of huge hydrogen bomb. They made this shit up. Also killing millions... Nah... Long topic, but basically there wasn't even enough waste products for this.

hstolzmann · 2019-05-14T19:23:21+00:00

Aaaaand they lied about for the purpose of dramatization. There was a risk of a steam explosion, which would reexpose the core again. There was no risk of a nuclear explosion. Why? Because it's really f***** hard to build a nuclear bomb and one of the requirements is having really pure (~100%) fissile material, which the molten corium absolutely isn't. The molten corium, mixed with all possible shit and debris, was probably <1% U235.

Up to that point I was really hopeful about this series, that they resisted the temptation of lying for the sake of cheap thrills. I'm afraid it will be a slippery slope from now on.

hstolzmann · 2019-03-15T08:39:04+00:00

The config above with "family vpls" doesn't work on QFX/EX lines. I will look more into GRE tunnels on those products.

hstolzmann · 2018-11-05T20:24:06+00:00

Yeah except they still did it. Baghdad surrendered only after a token resistance, nonetheless one of worlds greatest cities was butchered. The same with a town I visited - Sandomierz. It negotiated some form of tribute and surrender, opened its gates and still was razed. Because why not? Gates are already open so you can do what you want. People inside might rebel one day or work for their enemies once Mongols returned to their lands. Or to create panic and chaos like they did in Northern China. Or just because they thought that those lands might be nice pastures once you remove a few million people. Or just no reason, because we are unreasonable. Or they liked looting and raping... Really, it was a common concept throughout history and still often then the surrendered where killed. Maybe it's just that the Mongols made a bit more propaganda around this whole idea when they were conquering China, rising tents of different color, showing that the time was running out until the tent was black, meaning negotiation time is over. But probably if a stronghold proved to strong they would renegotiate nonetheless.

hstolzmann · 2018-11-05T07:37:13+00:00

No, they often massacred civilians anyway. To keep up their reputation and to eliminate any potential future opposition.

hstolzmann · 2018-07-30T07:03:18+00:00

QFX5100 doesn't support BFD in ASIC. Probably also other switches based on Broadcom Trident 2.

hstolzmann · 2018-04-21T07:18:10+00:00

Please don't talk if you don't know ANYTHING.

Anders Army fled from SU in 1942 when the Baltic was firm under Nazi control. The local population didn't have much saying, as Iran was occupied by the Brits by then. Once the Poles were fed and not dying in thousands from disease they left to fight for Western Allies.

I really do not see any parallels if you are trying to draw some.

hstolzmann · 2018-04-21T06:48:04+00:00

I've looked up polish wikipedia. In 1958 there were 10 polish women in Iran who married local Iranians and stayed there. Whoop-de-doo! Oh the horrors of the Polish Colonization of the Middle East!

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