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Hey folks,
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I hear lots of planes and helicopters living by the U. Usually LifeFlight, but today I can hear this plane circling, so I look it up on flightradar and it's doing endless loops around downtown SLC area.
https://i.redd.it/4q95jcntfu211.png
Ok, odd, who owns this plane? What is it doing?
Turns out it's owned by CoStar, the self described Real Estate Data Company, and the plane does aerial imagery as shown in this youtube video with that exact plane.
https://i.redd.it/gzdnswd6gu211.png
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DRbpX4C9ic
No idea what exactly they're circling around for (video of city traffic patterns?), bu
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motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/zmwkdx/eig...Hi folks, I'm trying to figure out how to best connect two buildings across an alleyway with some sort of aerial fiber or aerial cat6e. At one end I have a Unifi switch, and the other end doesn't have anything at the moment. The aerial distance will be ~45ft. Here's a picture: https://imgur.com/aTmysjc
Any ideas how I should proceed? I need at least gigabit connectivity between the two buildings. I live in a place that snows in the winter, so I'm just not sure what solution would work best here.
Thanks.
Update: Thanks to u/CanuckFire for the recommendation of MicroTik's Wireless Wire. I picked one up for $185 shipped. I'll report back once it arrives and I get it set up.
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Longer version
Hi there fellow homelabers,
I want to share a little project with all of you that I've been working on for the past few months with another homelaber. In short, we were trying to shop around for a good deal on some server hardware (a Dell R710 to be specific) on eBay and we fo
I noticed twice in the past two weeks the distinctive sound of a propeller driven airplane overhead in the university area of SLC. Curious, I opened up flightradar to find out more.
I saw these patterns which piqued my interest:
After a little digging I found out the plane is part of the 2017 Utah Winter Fine Particulate Study where they're using the plane to collect samples and data to better understand the inversion and air chemistry in the SLC area. Pretty interesting to see some actual (small) progress towards more understanding of our pollution and invers

