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- @wifi_princess Definitely not the most interesting thing about #11ac. I'm partial to MU-MIMO myself, but it IS important nonetheless. 2 hours ago
- @wifi_princess How can you maintain high data rates if you have sticky clients? I'd say it is a problem that needs solving. #11ac 2 hours ago
- @amyengineer I'm okay now. I was not okay about an hour ago. "Irresponsible and rash decision making" Matthew almost made an appearance. 6 hours ago
- @amyengineer I neglected to mention that my wife's car battery exploded while I was gone. My bro-in-law fixed it though. :) 6 hours ago
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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Be A Part Of History
He that outlives this day, and comes safe home, Will stand a tip-toe when this day is nam’d, And rouse him at the name of Crispian. He that shall live this day, and see old age, Will yearly on the … Continue reading
Tech Field Day 5
I’ve been fortunate to receive an invite to Tech Field Day 5 out in San Jose, California. The event takes place in February and will bring IT vendors and technical people together to talk about products from the various vendors … Continue reading
Programming Bad Performance
Last week an interesting problem surfaced at work. An application engineer received reports of slow performance on a particular website and needed some help from my group to track down the source of the problem. This engineer had done some … Continue reading