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speed test done on ecommerce sites - oscommerce is faster than

 https://www.comentum.com/magento-vs-oscommerce-vs-zen-cart-comparison.html speed test done on ecommerce sites - oscommerce is faster than open cart and others.. comentum is more fatser

make php applications run faster by using HHVM or hack language

 https://www.comentum.com/ruby-on-rails-vs-php-comparison.html in this link he says hhvm is faster for php than zend engine work it is using currently https://hhvm.com/ https://hhvm.com/ https://www.quora.com/Why-isnt-Facebooks-hack-language-more-popular hhvm difficult to host

using frameworks reduce the speed of application than core php

 using frameworks reduce the  speed of application than core php almost 4000 times. bellow link displays how slow using frameworks with simple programme. https://www.comentum.com/ruby-on-rails-vs-php-comparison.html

how to measure size of products boxes or distance using Intel RealSense LiDAR Camera L515

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 this can be used to measure distance or to measure size of the boxes that can be separated or graded automatically. good for transport or retail business.

how to cut online videos without downloading whole video. youtube cutter

https://www.clipscutter.com/cutter/xvx6Kbqg6Jg -- tested working - API available  plumber  https://snapcraft.io/plumber   lets you download online video by time or we can cut it without downloading full video. it is for linux. check it here on stack exchange https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/230481/how-to-download-portion-of-video-with-youtube-dl-command/392350#392350

andhra scientist got patents in fly wheel power generation

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he rotated fly wheel by supplying little power and generated power from flying wheel after disconnecting supply.

how much data can we download with 1Gbps bandwidth internet connection

 1Gbps is equal to1000 Mbps 1Mbps =1000kilo bits per second/8=125Kilo Bytes per second = 125KB data per second 1GB =1000Mbps = 1000X125=125000KB=125MB=0.125GB per second X60x60 = 450GB per hour. per day = 450GBX24=10800GB=10.8TB per month = 30X10.8=324TB per month.