bobbob1921

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by bobbob1921 19d ago
I actually think they’re pretty nice even when I was viewing it on a restricted resolution device like an iPad mini, it’s not apparent at first but he does include a check box that allows you to turn off the stickiness of the animations, it
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by bobbob1921 3mo ago
This reply is exactly right about using enterprise drives (hdd), and ideally SAS. Note the power usage of SAS vs sata for an identical drive make/model is very small sometimes 0.5 W to 1.5 W at idle (idle power draw is what matters for
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by bobbob1921 3mo ago
This is absolutely correct, I game on Xbox pretty much every day or every other day, I have been with Xbox since 360 or whatever the first one was called. I am still constantly confused by the naming. There also was another revision to the
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by bobbob1921 3mo ago
I agree this is a real issue, however hopefully a solution is that creators will upload their videos to both sites (ie YouTube is their primary but also upload to peertube at the same time) which is pretty easy to do and eventually a site l
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by bobbob1921 4mo ago
Good point, but seriously why are the menu options so frequently changing?? (or is that just more BS to delay you further)
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by bobbob1921 4mo ago
I do a lot of work on very large Wi-Fi networks (i.e. hotel/apartment complexes with 80 to 500+ access points), for a very rough quick test of coverage quality and roaming performance, find a Ping app for your phone that allows you to
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by bobbob1921 5mo ago
in the lower end space kind of, however in many respects no they don’t. Ubiquity would be their main competition, but ubiquity equipment is cloud first whereas a strong point of mikrotik has been that you do not need a centralized cloud co
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by bobbob1921 5mo ago
I use mikrotik equipment extensively (as in hundreds/ thousands of them over the years), while I disagree with a lot of of this, the post is absolutely correct about the ridiculous password on a sticker requirements they introduced a f
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by bobbob1921 6mo ago
While your point is valid, it makes an even stronger case that it should be easy to uninstall
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by bobbob1921 6mo ago
And what about for users that either can’t find this uninstall script or wouldn’t know how to read it or what the contents mean? While I think you do have a point, we also can’t assume that the uninstall script really would’ve removed all
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by bobbob1921 6mo ago
I think it’s worth mentioning also- 8 GB ram on a Mac is not the same as 8 GB on a windows OS machine, given the poor state of windows as an OS as of the past few years.
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by bobbob1921 7mo ago
This comment is so spot on, it’s also big in military circles, especially over past 15 years. It can even be said that frequent (over) use of acronyms is based in insecurity
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by bobbob1921 8mo ago
On newer laptops, and I’ve seen this specifically on thinkpads) if the power supply you are using is not the correct wattage, the system will throttle down significantly. I started noticing this by looking at windows task manager and notici
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by bobbob1921 8mo ago
Amazing, perfect app! I use it frequently, and I love the response I get from customers or friends whom I turn onto it (or install it for). I also encourage others to donate to this developer. The sad thing is casual users would not even
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by bobbob1921 8mo ago
This is correct, I also discovered while preparing several ThinkPads for a customer based on a Windows 11 image i made, that even if you have bitlocker disabled you may also need to check that hardware disk encryption is disabled as well (w
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by bobbob1921 9mo ago
I’m pretty sure this has changed now, but when I first looked at OBS versus vmix, OBS did not have good NDI Support. Since the twice a year video production I put on is kind of like a hobby although I get paid, I just went with VMix and ha
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by bobbob1921 9mo ago
This is absolutely correct, VMix is excellent software. When you pair it with the correct hardware even low cost hardware, it is very stable and reliable (and powerful). it’s also very reasonably priced, for one particular client twice a
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by bobbob1921 9mo ago
i'm not saying that, I was asking more of a general question, others were saying that multiple carriers were having issues (w the only proof being downdetector and their incorrectly scaled Y axis graphs)
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by bobbob1921 9mo ago
i know alot are joking / sarcastic about its a cyber attack- that said, Wouldn't it make more sense that whenever there is a "cyber attack" its more likely it would only affect one provider? ie, each has to have differ
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by bobbob1921 10mo ago
Ive been seeing more of those prove your human pages as well, but I generally assume they are there to combat a DDOS or other type of attack (or maybe ai/bot). I remember how annoying it was combating DDOS attacks, or hacked sites bef
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by bobbob1921 10mo ago
Does it matter that AI hardware has such a shorter shelf life/faster upgrade cycle? Meaning we may see the ram chips resold/thrown back into the used market quicker than before?
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by bobbob1921 11mo ago
Another method that most cameras support (if you want the bare basics of record video/audio) is accessing an RTSP stream from the camera. In fact RTSP streams are the primary way you get video into frigate specifically. Some of the m
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by bobbob1921 11mo ago
This! I manage about 70 CCTV cameras, over the past 15 years. Partially as a hobby. and axis cameras are the best bar none. They are expensive, but if you don’t have a need for the latest gen axis, then eBay is your friend, along with one
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by bobbob1921 1y ago
APC UPSes that support their network management card add in - then the cards can frequently be purchased on eBay for $30-$100, you have to make sure the UPS supports the card, but they are excellent. Model numbers like ap9631 (if i recall)
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by bobbob1921 1y ago
Thanks to op for actually replying to the various comments here - really appreciate that (and for the initial of course!)
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by bobbob1921 1y ago
Assuming my calculation is accurate, 90,000,000 hours of video using around 30 PB comes to an average bit rate of about 760k. (Hard to guess though bc I doubt they’re using up all the space they provision day1) So my guess is either CCTV t
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by bobbob1921 1y ago
I’ve never understood why there isn’t an easy way (ie that never expires) to use certificates or otherwise encrypt communications. I’m mainly referring to unique or internal use cases where the complications around certificates expiring ha
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by bobbob1921 1y ago
I may be misunderstanding this, but as I recall originally the only way to run unifi was to have self hosted it through an app on a Windows machine on your network, then it went to the cloud, then cloud only, and now it seems to be coming b
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by bobbob1921 1y ago
While I agree with the 50+ comments I’ve read here, I think the point is being missed (or I just haven’t gotten to this comment yet) - these super annoying pop-ups should only be a thing AFTER you’ve clicked on login or register. In fact t
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by bobbob1921 2y ago
Thanks for offering this for free! it looks great- why are you distributing this as a .msixbundle? Ive never seen that before (perhaps im un-informed though), As I don't have the Microsoft store I was expecting a .exe (and it appear

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