robhu

I'd be interested in seeing that slideshare if you have it to hand?

I'm from the UK (England in particular) - I think most people from England would say they are British (sometimes depending on context / person / non-requirement for brevity: 'from the UK' instead).

Perhaps a higher proportion of non-English UK people would answer otherwise.

This was also part of my UK education on why Hitler rose to power.

Haven't the Mikrotiks had lots of serious vulnerabilities recently?

It seems a bit strange that all the Windows kernels are in separate versions, while Linux is all bundled in to one?

Yes that is the official weight limit, but speaking as someone who has one and weighs 20% more, it works totally fine.

Not sure why you think it struggles - even with the official firmware it easily and quickly gets up to 16mph. Sure you get a bit less range than a lighter person, but the difference isn't huge.

Also of note:

Tinkerboard has b/g/n 2.4Ghz wifi. Pi 3B+ also has 802.11ac 5Ghz wifi.

Tinkerboard has a superior sound chip, supporting 24-bit, 192kHz audio. Pi 3B+ has a totally garbage mono only analog sound (and presumably fine HDMI digital sound).

This works in Ruby:

  irb(main):001:0> require 'set'
  => true

  irb(main):002:0> {'foo' => [1, 2, [true].to_set]} == {'foo' 
  => [1, 2, [false].to_set]}
  => false

  irb(main):003:0> {'foo' => [1, 2, [true].to_set]} == {'foo' 
  => ['1'.to_i, 2, [true].to_set]}
  => true

Ruby too:

  irb(main):002:0> {'foo' => [1, 2, [true].to_set]} == {'foo' 
  => [1, 2, [false].to_set]}
  => false

  irb(main):003:0> {'foo' => [1, 2, [true].to_set]} == {'foo' 
  => ['1'.to_i, 2, [true].to_set]}
  => true

Yes and it's "200 percent more", the more being the key bit. More being 100% + (200%), i.e. 300%, i.e. triple.

Isn't the point that the R of FRAND is being violated because it is not reasonable to charge a % of the cost of the entire device when they are contributing only the modem.