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01/06/2023

Timex Women's Easy Reader

08/03/2023

The society in which the educated
People are poor and criminals
Rich people, the new generation in this society
Cannot be convinced that
Education is the key to success

26/02/2023

We want to be good, not just goodness and good to be called good and this is the highest level of hypocrisy

24/02/2022

15/04/2021

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Faisal Yousaf Hassan Khalid Qaiser Shabbir Hasnain Iqbal Ammar Chaudhry

19/11/2016

Here’s a primer on the new low-power 802.11ah Wi-Fi standard, a.k.a. HaLow, that’s designed to make a splash in the Internet of Things (IoT).
There’s a new wireless standard? Another one, I mean?
Yep, there sure is. It’s called 802.11ah, as in “ah, a new Wi-Fi standard!”
Oh, um, ha-ha. I guess that had the same general shape as a joke.

You’re too kind.
So what’s the big deal with 802.11ah?
In very broad strokes, it’s low-powered Wi-Fi at a lower frequency – 900MHz, where most Wi-Fi lives at 2.4GHz or 5GHz. The Wi-Fi Alliance, which is the standards group that controls these things, also calls it “HaLow.”
Exciting. What’s the point of that?

The point is that lower frequency radio waves propagate better over distance and are a lot better at traveling through obstacles like doors and walls. Devices using the HaLow standard, therefore, will have considerably longer operating ranges than those working on the higher a/b/g/n/ac frequencies.

18/11/2016

30 Days Fitness Plan