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You are right. I am reading Contact for the same reason, trying to see more details as intended by Carl Sagan. (And Contact is my favourite scifi film of all time.)

I should probably give The Martian book a try. Just trying to decide between so many great suggestions here.

I've got a Kindle but I read too slowly, and most of the time I would "fall back" to watching videos and playing games.

But when I am driving, I can listen to audio books and there are no other distractions for me except for podcasts.

Thanks for your suggestions.

I read science articles sometimes. But for novels I prefer to listen.

Thanks. I watched the first episode of the TV show but I didn't quite get into it. I will give the audio book a try.

Thanks. Any recommendation for which book to start with?

That looks very interesting. Thanks!

Thanks. I have watched The Martian movie already and I would prefer something new (The Martian is less exciting when you already know the ending). What other books by Andy Weir would you recommend?

Let's see 4G LTE releases over the years...

• Release 8 (2008): Introduced base LTE capabilities, including high peak data rates (up to 300 Mbps downlink, 75 Mbps uplink), improved spectral efficiency, flexible bandwidth options, and lower latency compared to 3G.

• Release 9 (2011): Enhanced aspects of Release 8, such as carrier aggregation (combining multiple frequency bands for increased bandwidth), improved handover (switching between cell towers), and support for multicast/broadcast services.

• Release 10 (2011): Introduced LTE Advanced, marking a significant step forward. It brought features like wider bandwidth support, further carrier aggregation enhancements, and MIMO (Multiple-Input Multiple-Output) antenna technology for increased capacity and efficiency.

• Release 11 (2013): Continued improvements on LTE Advanced, focusing on enhanced interoperability with Wi-Fi, power saving features, and self-organizing network (SON) functionalities for network optimization.

• Release 12 (2014): Furthered LTE Advanced capabilities, including support for Voice over LTE (VoLTE) calls, machine-type communication (MTC) for low-power devices, and coordinated multi-point (CoMP) transmission for improved coverage and capacity.

Would you like a pizza or a cheesecake?

Yes.

I really want to use kbin/mbin but there isn't any mobile app. It has a mobile layout but it just isn't as good as a proper mobile app.

This looks like an AI generated image.

Should put "Total War: Rome" on the screen.

You will be surprised how many security camera and door access systems require an ancient OS to work.

Many firms refuse to spend money on replacing such systems.

"Cloud" is the name of my first love.

Thanks. Now I know I should avoid using LLM for anything related to maths.

Ants eat beans and toast too, but with seasoning.

Mildly infuriating photo of the disc being inserted upside down.

Is anyone else yawning while reading this? 🥱

This title makes me decide never to upvote any post linking to pcgamer site. And never site the site of course.