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am trying to simulate vehicle overtaking others, but for some reason the fast vehicle is going through other slow ones
I have set both car sources to the same road, and same lane[0],
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I am not sure if this is the right platform to ask this question (does anyone of you know a community like this one where I can post questions solely related to Networking?), but can one AP have multiple bssid?
I checked the bssid of one particular AP, but it's bssid is showing different (does not match with its MAC that is there on company sticker it comes with).
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Please provide detailed information about the formula, and some illustrations would be more intuitive and easier to understand.
I want to calculate the pitch angle from two antennas. I googled some, but I didn't get the answer.
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I have the following forumla:
(((a*(1/b))-1)/(a-1))*1000 = c
But I need to retrospectively go back through some data to find the value of b, which was not recorded (a and c were). How can I do this?
((c/1000)*(a-1)+1)/a=1/b
then
b=a/((c/1000)*(a-1)+1)
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what are Hybrid Integers mentioned in this problem and what are applications of Hybrid Integers?
"what are Hybrid Integers?" They are defined in the first line of the problem description.
"what are applications of Hybrid Integers?"
They serve describing a programming challenge, which you have found.
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I have an LDAP extract with records that are in the format: CN=, OU=, OU=, OU=, and so on with up to 8 OUs! Some also have two CNs...
Sure, no problem, my DIT has
dc=com,dc=mydomain,ou=Users,ou=Customers,ou=clientnameXXX,cn=userNameYYY
for example, reading it backwards.
But I would add that any DIT that goes 8 deep is probably over-organised. All the books warn against it using it to mirror your organisational structure, for example.