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I'm pretty sure this would be very interesting but the audio quality is so bad I can't listen to more than 10 seconds

my recommendation to interviewers would be not to ask question like "what was the best/worse ..:?" but rather question who go deeper

1.5:1 SWR is fine and about 4% loss of forward power coming back at you.

Great content, always interesting to see what's happening in the business in the US. Cheer from downunder.

Everyone looks so young!

Man he's s as cool as I thought he'd be.

The OpenBSD Dev team is awesome. Just a few people developing high quality software of decades for "free". These guys are real hackers. And of course, Theo de Raadt is a great team leader. The Miles Davis of software development ;)

Which sector is compatible with LTU ROCKET? Plus can I use the 6Ghz freq?

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Gawd Taht is insufferable. Dude just droned on for evvveerrrr and then started playing guitar as soon as Tommy started speaking. He was just as insufferable at WISPAPALOOZA. Stop giving this guys stage time lol.

Part 3 please!

@John thank you for explaining the concern about a peer sending unadvertised traffic, like pointing their default at me. I had wondered about how that is handled. This sounds like another great selling point for an IXP, because the IXP keeps an eye on peering traffic. Any idea how much latency the process of watching the traffic adds, compared to direct peering outside of an IXP (all other things like distance being equal)?

Great episode! I am going to watch Part 2 now! ❤

the time stamps are kinda weird. here is some different ones. 1:18 what inspired you to start OpenBSD all those years ago? 2:54 who was your first colleagues who hopped on board of OpenBSD? 4:54 who is the most influential person you looked up to? 5:35 what is your favorite book that you found the most interesting? 6:23 what books do you recommend for aspiring computer scientist? 7:02 what is it like being the leader of OpenBSD? 8:00 do you mentor the groups or do you let them do there own thing? 9:09 what is your favorite feature of OpenBSD? 10:00 what is the most difficult things OpenBSD faces? 14:34 do debug tools get thrown off with ASL and KARL and other things in place? 16:16 what is your proudest day at OpenBSD? (no answer) 18:38 what was the hardest day at OpenBSD? (no answer) 18:53 do you have any favorite developers? 19:17 what is your favorite security features? 20:20 what do you believe is the core of OpenBSD that you must preserve? 26:13 is there anything about the OpenBSD project that you would like to change? 26:48 is there any troll comments that stick with you? 27:15 how do you like to deal with trolls? 27:41 where do you think more developers should be allocated? 28:41 what OS do you run on your PC? 28:48 what desktop environment do you run? (no answer) 29:19 if you had to run another OS what would it be? 29:28 what things from other OS do you thing OpenBSD should incorporate? 30:17 do you think there will be OpenBSD phones? 31:21 what can company's do to make hardware support more available for open source projects? 33:28 do other opensource OS cooperate with others well? (topic shifts from question) 33:43 when there is a security flaw that OpenBSD already patched. do you rub it in others faces? 38:18 what is the new implementation of WXRX you found? 42:09 what is the OpenBSD-Foundation, and how dose it work with OpenBSD? 43:30 what is the reason for you to start the OpenBSD-Foundation? 45:32 how dose OpenBSD deal with hard decisions? 49:40 what is a hackathon, and what do you achieve? 51:16 how would i host my own hackathon if i wanted to start one? 54:03 what do you wish computer industry did not have? (no answer) 55:13 what would you like to see in the whole computer industry? (no answer) 55:29 what would you like others to know about you? (topic shifts from question) 55:43 what would you like others to know about OpenBSD?

Wifi 5? Gross. When's wifi 7 coming

These guys haven’t heard of microphones yet

I resemble that remark!

Hey, what about SFP cages?

Andrew the filibuster

"What doesn't Ubiquiti do at this point?" Anything well.

Entrepenuer Network / RF Admin. I am adding that to my resume!! I currently run someones WISP 2 Hours south of St Louis Missouri but I live in Minnesota and wanna start my own this summer. For the right price though, I travel! Hahaha

About internet history in Latvia you are about spot on. I remember childhood, (around >2000s) when on of my friends got PC and internet. At that time all local ISPs had twisted pair runs, from building to building as you mentioned. At that time I believe they where using RouterOS, but on regular PCs converted to routers, as routerboards was not yet made at the time of deployment, or requirements was not met (no CCRs at that time). Stability was sometimes not that great, and thunderstorms burned many customer and ISPs equipment NICs, but local network speeds was whit out limits. So DC++, emule downloaded movies and games really fast, if peers was in local ISP network. There where even specific ISP hubs in DC++, just for that ISP users, so you can get full fast ethernet speeds. Also, at one point, public internet speed was raised x2 at night. Dunno why and how. We had and still have DSL, but there is only one provider (at least that matters and still is in operation), our biggest country wide telecommunication company that is now called Tet. Before it was called Lattelecom. As they had country wide telephone lines (not sure about type they use) they could implement DSL.

nice podcast

This is my favorite episode. Thank you for sharing this wealth of knowledge. Am a new Sr. level engineer and glad to stumble here

Team cymru nimbus threat monitor can take a netflow feed from your network and give you reports on infected customers (ips)

7:40 anyone got a link for Ready Link ? Google isn't being fruitful for me.

Nice. Absolutely love vilo! They are always improving. I'm excited for the web gui even though the app and cloud has worked great so far. Met them at the last show in Vegas and been deploying them since. I have a tech beta testing their wifi6 model, excited on trying them out myself!

We got vilos from last wispalooza and they are getting there and definitely willing to listen to suggestions. Got some wifi6 models I'm testing now. Can't beat the price point!

This sounds like a great source of knowledge but I'm having trouble to understand everything due to: - Some terminology or concepts - The accents of the guys - The reverberation of the room

I was at that Midwest broadband show.

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And which one do you prefer? Rb4011 or ccr1009, and i wonder rb5009 and ccr1009. Hope you will get me some recommend thank u <3

As an Australian residential ISP (not WISP) that has been looking for a Wifi Mesh solution to sell to my customers Vilo certainly has my attention. My requirements are to be able to pre-configure the Wifi Mesh before being sent to the customer site (plug and play for customer), Bridge AP Mode, Wireless AND Ethernet backhaul between meshs, and NO cloud based system for them to work (will still function if the cloud goes offline). I have bought and tested D-Link COVR, TP-Link Deco, and Tenda Nova and only one of them met my requirements but it had massive Wifi stability issues (dropouts) so that was a no go. If the Vilo product(s) become available in Australia (probably need to go through tedious regulatory approval) then I will certainly be giving them a go. Both Amie and Man seem very talented and motivated and I wish them all the best!

I am testing them from May 2022. It is good solution targeting consumers. One suggestions is support for IPv6.

You badly need a better camera and better audio recording setup. The thumbnail was so low quality I thought you were in drag. Greg's setup was top notch, for both audio and video - please ask him for some tips.

Hello. I think it would be nice to know the topics will be covered. It is s very long video to see without any subject.

Thank you for having us on! We had a great time talking with you about subscriber QoE, traffic shaping, and everything in between!

Omg, omg...why that voiceover, Greg's was good...

Tommy, I suspect something wrong with your microphone, all high end sounds are missing ( no treble sound) which makes it hard to hear what you're saying compared to the other participants. WISP Daniel Netherlands

Awesome mate thanks so much love to know how to get rizin Japan live if you've got an idea thanks again using Chrome cast TV in australia

i read the title as BEARD programme

Really enjoyed this, guys! Great job to Tommy on running his first episode!

:) timestamps?

Hello I'm new here I'm just subscribed to the channel we'll be giving you support keep doing your thing

Been following since the blog days.Even though you aren't that involved with WISP side of things any more the 'tik and wisp community will miss your input.

I am even further from Chicagoland by about 5 hours south. Fellow Illinoisian WISP OPS FTW

Man, been watching for at least a couple years. Was on help desk then and randomly stumbled here. Now am a Sr. Net Eng and support an internal network and ~400 sub WISP (cambium fixed wireless mainly). Appreciate your work and passion, but of course family is #1

Greg, you’re one of my favorite people to listen to in the tech industry. You’ll be greatly missed, but props to you for realizing when to make a change. Can’t wait to see what the future holds for TBW!

Was hoping this was clickbait 🙈

Greg retires! Been watching you guys since near the beginning. Wondering if the title was clickbait or not.......well just heard him say it's for real. Will definitely be missed.