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by Wistar 2y ago
Wow! What a relic! That video pre-dates me. By the time I got there in 1984, they had added an ADO. Not too long after that came the Quantel Mirage and a short time later a Bosch Telecine, (although the telecine had been delayed many months
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by Wistar 2y ago
He was fairly tight-lipped about the exact purpose of the psychedelic footage (Aurora run through Mirage). We guessed it was intended for live performance backgrounds but we never knew for sure. I do know it cost a small fortune as the edit
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by Wistar 2y ago
Positive Video, in Orinda, CA, was one of the first facilities in the U.S. to have a Paintbox. I think it arrived in late 1983. Roger Mocenigo was the artist who ran it. Our first big project with it was Atari’s videodisc-based arcade game,
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by Wistar 2y ago
Looks as though they offer “Perpetual” for 99.00
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by Wistar 2y ago
Poisoning. Like cops posting fake speed trap locations on Waze.
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by Wistar 2y ago
I have a pristine shrink-wrapped copy of Microsoft Bob on my office shelf next to my shrink-wrapped copy of MS 3D Movie Maker.
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by Wistar 2y ago
Which is why I wrote, "… is headlined as…" although I thought it still worth posting.
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by Wistar 2y ago
Recent research from a West Virginia University epidemiologist is headlined as “New Research Reveals That Standing Desks Could Actually Be Harming Your Health.” https://scitechdaily.com/new-research-reveals-that-standing-...
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by Wistar 2y ago
At least two a day on landline, starting right at 8am, and at least five or six a day on my cell.
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by Wistar 2y ago
So do I.
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by Wistar 2y ago
Between Woodinville and Redmond overlooking the valley.
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by Wistar 2y ago
I grew up from the age of five in a large 1906 Sears mail order farm house in the rural farming area east of Seattle which is now suburban. I looked carefully but the design is not shown in the archive images which only go back to 1908. The
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by Wistar 2y ago
I think I made this comment in error. Not sure to what I thought I was responding but it makes no sense.
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by Wistar 2y ago
Dang! You beat me to it.
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by Wistar 2y ago
Yep. Same here. Disturbing stuff.
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by Wistar 2y ago
Too bad the ureach fails to provide some means to price or even buy one of their products. At least it doesn’t on iOS Safari.
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by Wistar 2y ago
Ah, you beat me to it. Here is the current IAC catalog of Aresti. https://www.iac.org/aresti-catalogue-structure
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by Wistar 2y ago
Interesting. I have long thought the word “celerity” to be a beautiful word.
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by Wistar 2y ago
My S5IIx allegedly can do a pixel-shifted 96MP high resolution shot up to 1 second _hand-held._ I haven’t tried it and probably never will.
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by Wistar 2y ago
MB has had several settings available only in the cluster menus for a few years. Things such as door auto-lock on/off; daytime running lights (which, bizarrely can only be set on or off when the engine is turned off); easy-entry seat a
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by Wistar 2y ago
I deal with many cars on a daily basis and, for me, almost all the UX have become bewildering, especially in the last four or five model years. One particularly vexing thing: the splitting of vehicle settings between the instrument cluster
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by Wistar 2y ago
Pretty darn impressive site, at least on my iPad.
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by Wistar 2y ago
Baking soda and hydrogen peroxide is what I use to clean enameled surfaces, including pots and my kitchen sink. Quite effective. Just never, ever use Comet cleanser or similar.
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by Wistar 2y ago
I prefer Le Crueset for one key reason: they are light colored on the interior surfaces rather than Staub’s black interiors. The light color allows me to much better see what is going on, particularly when browning.
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by Wistar 2y ago
Related: on NPR yesterday, “How criminal syndicates traffic, torture and enslave people to send scam text messages” “ https://www.npr.org/2024/08/08/nx-s1-5058798/how-criminal-sy... Audio and transcript.
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by Wistar 2y ago
From ETF.com: “NANC Analysis & Insights NANC seeks to broadly invest in stocks purchased or sold by Democratic members of the US Congress and their families. NANC aims to copy stock investments of sitting Democratic members of the US Co
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by Wistar 2y ago
Wow. I never knew about privacy.com cards. I may have to avail myself of that service. Thanks.
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by Wistar 2y ago
My 75” TCL running Roku seems to be unaffected. Thank goodness. I despise that (field rate) soap opera look.
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by Wistar 2y ago
So do I. The one at the 7-11 near my office is busy. Always surprises me.
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by Wistar 2y ago
“The jury convicted Dallman, Courson, Garcia, Jaurequi, and Huber of conspiracy to commit criminal copyright infringement.” This was just today. Deadline: “Operators Of Jetflicks, An Illegal Streaming Service With A Catalog Larger Than Netf

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