Omniusaspirer

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by Omniusaspirer 9y ago
Yes, you can easily stream your owned multimedia content to basically any device. https://emby.media/community/index.php?/forum/18-emby-apps/ https://support.plex.tv/hc/en-us/ar
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by Omniusaspirer 9y ago
While they certainly did use Mangos, it is worth pointing out for the less informed that they did a lot more than "a few bugfixes". If you compare the current Elysium core (taken from Nostalrius and opensourced) and the stock MaNG
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by Omniusaspirer 9y ago
They did try recently for the absolute simplest of cases. Not too popular- turns out having an MD in the room is a lot more useful if something goes wrong than a machine that can't do much other than tweak dosages. It's not like i
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by Omniusaspirer 9y ago
http://www.gaswork.com/ For anesthesia providers. Simple, and to the point. Job searches are needlessly complicated and so many employers are extremely closed off in terms of revealing compensation and details of the work y
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by Omniusaspirer 9y ago
If I'm licensing from my company, what legal mechanisms force that asset to still be owned by my company? Can I not license it to myself under some vague EULA terms in which the company gets it back upon my passing, but I'm forbid
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by Omniusaspirer 9y ago
There seems to be a logic gap here if I'm understanding the possibilities correctly. What stops me from founding a company through which I get paid, leveraging that company to purchase 100% of my "assets", then instituting a
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by Omniusaspirer 9y ago
The market is working very well on advertisements. They grow increasingly obnoxious, and the adblockers keep getting better and more prevalent in response. The end result is either reasonable ads (probably too late for this) or the death of
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by Omniusaspirer 10y ago
Physical media is definitely a solid option if you don't mind the space and effort considerations. I opt for a middle ground by using Emby as my current solution. It allows me to physically store all my media on local drives, back it u
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by Omniusaspirer 10y ago
Music streaming at current prices thus far really hasn't proven to be that sustainable, and the available libraries are always in flux as negotiations fail. I think it's perfectly worthwhile to invest effort into lasting music del
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by Omniusaspirer 10y ago
I think it will fix itself frankly, the job is way too good not to. Easy 6 figures with a 2 year degree, huge ability to rise into management, lots of different areas to work if you dislike the standard floor nursing. Men can't stay bl
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by Omniusaspirer 10y ago
Probably just started saving them. The value on doing so was high enough that even if it was 10's of millions it would be worth doing. It's not particularly expensive (other than time) to do so.
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by Omniusaspirer 10y ago
To contrast your first sentence, nearly every physician younger than 50 most likely has some experience with research and a good percentage of those have been published prior to even being accepted to medical school. Beyond that, the number
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by Omniusaspirer 10y ago
My experience with Tizen on my 2016 Samsung TV has been great so far with a pretty rapidly growing application base. Not seeing any obvious reasons why it would die on this platform any time soon barring Samsung removing it from their devic
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by Omniusaspirer 10y ago
>Surgery is a more complicated topic of course - someone gave me an example once of a doctor explaining to a patient due for heart surgery operation that they were saving some veins in their body as donor tissue for when they would inevi
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by Omniusaspirer 10y ago
Thank you for saying this. You'd think the HN audience would be smart enough to actually look at evidence in regards to medicine, but there's a lot of Steve Jobs types who'd rather pay for a well placebo-ed death. I wouldn&#x
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by Omniusaspirer 10y ago
Would you be able to tell us about some of the problems the LHC faced? Hyperloop aside, this is an interesting subject.
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by Omniusaspirer 10y ago
You'll never get Valve to change a thing, so just use 3rd party libraries like steam-totp to generate the Auth and market confirmation codes. Alternatively code your own program to do so (as I did in Rust) then run it on any device you
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by Omniusaspirer 10y ago
If he can they'll quote him a figure in the 10's of thousands, and of course expect him to pay normal prices even after paying to build out their network for them.
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by Omniusaspirer 10y ago
This really, really, is not true at all. Only people who aren't doctors tell themselves it's all about passion. If you remove the financial motivation you will have far less people going through the rigorous schooling and sacrific
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by Omniusaspirer 10y ago
There's nothing inherently hypocritical about fiscal conservatism as your comment tries to imply. Republican != fiscally conservative (barring some lip service). I suspect you'd find most people who are genuinely fiscally conserva
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by Omniusaspirer 10y ago
Cancer genesis relies on a sequence of genetic mutations occurring and has many defining characteristics. The telomere lengthening he's discussing is a mechanism by which cancer cells make themselves "immortal".
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by Omniusaspirer 10y ago
I don't doubt that they existed, but the disparity seen in online forums would have you believe that it was a fringe far right <1% group that voted for it, certainly not 53% of the population.
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by Omniusaspirer 10y ago
Fantastic comment. This country seemingly has a genuine disdain for its laborers, an attitude that has pervaded into every section of government and will surely bite us in the ass much like Brexit did in Britain. It's very telling that
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by Omniusaspirer 11y ago
I think you'd be hard pressed to find any of us whose ancestors didn't suffer some sort of injustice when judged by today's standards. Most of us aren't expecting to get paid for things that happened over 100 years befor
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by Omniusaspirer 11y ago
This appears to be the trend in most countries, as enabling a population to vote themselves money puts incentives in all the wrong places.
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by Omniusaspirer 11y ago
It also doesn't allow for copying of games beyond personal use as I understand it, so it's really hitting MMO emulation from two directions as it's currently defined. How many of your potential players still retain the origin
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by Omniusaspirer 11y ago
Legally they might be within their right, but cases like this really demonstrate to me that there ought to be some legal concept of abandonware when a product is substantially modified from its original state. What precedent does it set tha
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by Omniusaspirer 11y ago
The comparison between Wildstar and Vanilla WoW is a complete misnomer. I played both Nostalrius and Wildstar extensively and the two were nowhere close in terms of scale, depth of world, community, lore, or any other metric you can think o
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by Omniusaspirer 11y ago
Trying to compete in the oil industry is a race to the bottom. Why would I want to further subsidize an industry that's destroying the environment when I could instead invest that money into researching/building cleaner sources an
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by Omniusaspirer 11y ago
Emotions are high on both sides, and are quantifiable for neither. Policy should be driven by metrics, not exaggerated emotional appeals.

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