Wistar

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by Wistar 4y ago
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by Wistar 4y ago
At Microsoft, I can recall several UX/UI user studies that were conducted by two anthropologists. Although I don't recall exactly the studies, I know they had to do with future UI/UX concepts.
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by Wistar 4y ago
I probably should have written something such as "converted to the North American standard," although my memory is that they converted it from 220V Euro.
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by Wistar 4y ago
Good idea.
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by Wistar 4y ago
I have perhaps the only 110V Sony LISSA stereo system that exists. Sony modified it to 110V for me for a special project. I have all of the components, including the CDP-LSA1 CD player, MDS-LSA1 MiniDisc recorder/player, STR-LSA1 recei
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by Wistar 4y ago
I had an acquaintance who made a very handsome living cultivating apple tree starts. I don't know how much exactly but he lived very well.
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by Wistar 4y ago
Their circa ~1995 3D Movie Maker was pretty cool, though.
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by Wistar 4y ago
Oops. I forgot about EDM. Should have remembered as I have had EDM stuff done, although a long time ago.
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by Wistar 4y ago
And punch/punch press, laser, waterjet, plasma cutter, mill, projectile and, of course, shaped charge.
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by Wistar 4y ago
emailed you.
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I will pay for it now for commercial use.
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by Wistar 4y ago
"Even better" is an understatement. This straight blows the Photoshop smart object removal out of the water.
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by Wistar 4y ago
I really like the “Mount Vesuvius emitting a column of smoke after its eruption on 8 August 1779" piece.
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by Wistar 4y ago
This produced really impressive results in removing a creased dent in a car door and a pile of rocks from in front of a fence. Both photos were at an oblique angle and I thought the result was good enough for commercial use. I used Chrome o
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by Wistar 4y ago
I linked to his photos as a confirmation that he is an adept photographer whose opinion about a camera is valid. But, hey, the shots are—at the least—not worse than his pre-Z9 images.
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by Wistar 4y ago
My friend, a very talented photographer, has the Z9 and thinks it is simply the finest camera on the market. His recent imagery seems to confirm this. https://www.instagram.com/timdurkan/?hl=en
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by Wistar 4y ago
Good point. Okay, then. If you took them from me, I would covet them.
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by Wistar 4y ago
I really like that piece.
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I have a pair of 2019 LG 4K 27s that I covet.
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Me. too.
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by Wistar 4y ago
Wow. Good find! Almost exactly what I was imagining.
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by Wistar 4y ago
Can an image be completely re-created with an AI routine or process that yields very high visual fidelity to the eye but eliminates any camera signatures?
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by Wistar 4y ago
Juniper is fantastic for raised beds. I usually get it at Dunn Lumber in the spring (Seattle area).
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by Wistar 4y ago
"…[L]et me ask you to imagine this. You wake up in the morning and find yourself back to back in bed with an unconscious violinist. A famous unconscious violinist. He has been found to have a fatal kidney ailment, and the Society of Mu
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by Wistar 4y ago
I haven't gotten such dismissive responses, but probably only because those I'm inclined to share such things with are the exact kinds of people who'd be blown away by them, and immediately grasp the significance.
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Yes! Perhaps AAR: Artistically Augmented Reality.
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Although it is only 31" and appears to be back-ordered just about everywhere, the Sony BVM-HX310 is a straight monitor with top-notch rendition. It is about $30k, however. For about $14k, the 32" Sony PVM-X3200 is perhaps more rea
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by Wistar 4y ago
I use NoScript and have for years but it sure gets exhausting to go to a site and find, in many cases, several dozen scripts that have to be "temp trusted" to get anywhere. I usually give up.
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by Wistar 4y ago
I don't think you're wrong. The 308 seems to be gaining in popularity and value recently after having suffered a spell of "that didn't age well" itis. Perhaps "fragile" was the wrong word. Although I never
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>246 Dino And, today, fetching a boatload of money. They are very (very) high maintenance, and fragile, compared to many other Ferraris of that era. In about 1985, I dated a woman who had one in her garage buried under a pile of clothing

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