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by ddingus 2y ago
Good to know. That was basically the use case for it back in the day too. Multiple video streams.
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by ddingus 2y ago
Me too. SGI had good support for it in IRIX and I am pretty sure I saw one video streaming solution using it on a LAN to maximize the throughput possible. Seems like a good tech that fell into disuse.
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by ddingus 2y ago
Nope Well, there is one scenario I would be OK with, and that is ALL people are subject regardless of status. Think Larry would take the same deal peons get? And that right there is why I say nope.
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by ddingus 2y ago
Agreed. Alternatives include: Take the next few Fridays or Mondays off Look through your workload and slow walk anything that won't result in a significant impact Delegate some work, if you are able Get help with some work, if you are
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by ddingus 2y ago
Yep. It can be done.
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by ddingus 2y ago
I have always done it in these ways: --My favorite is to either make that thing a hobby, or integrate it into an existing one. A current example is e-paper. I love displays and will learn how to drive them with a microcontroller, usually a
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by ddingus 2y ago
OpenSCAD is really neat! It comes at the model representation process in a very different way. In it's current form, it will never replace CAD as we know it today. People have a hard enough time breaking an object they can see into fe
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by ddingus 2y ago
The older recordings are not encoded with the Arbitron type artifacts. New ones may be. When I compare new vs old, this comes up. Broadcasters put data in band and have done so for what? A decade now? You mentioned out of band tracking d
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by ddingus 2y ago
All true. Great comment.
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by ddingus 2y ago
There is a big world out there beyond rendering. CAM people, for example drive numerically controlled machines and robots. (CNC machines) These machines are driven by lines, arcs, higher order analytic curves, such as the conic, and recen
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by ddingus 2y ago
Thanks for your experience. Good to know. There is a ton of gear depending on the current spectrum plan. Seems to me all very problematic and what I read makes it look like the ground based GPS is a ruse for the real money which is selling
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by ddingus 2y ago
Here is the money quote: What NextNav did include however is its intent to resell their exclusive bandwidth access to mobile 5G networks. They admit nobody is calling for ground based GPS. And that can be done in lots of ways and on spectr
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by ddingus 2y ago
Been a member for many years.
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by ddingus 2y ago
Yes. That can be quite effective. I will be writing one. They do not have to attempt this on 900Mhz. And they shouldn't, unless they can do it in a way that does not disturb considerable use of the spectrum present today. And perhaps
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by ddingus 2y ago
Actually people can hear those. Not all people of course, but I am noticing artifacts in the vocals on some music remasters. Others have reported similar experiences. It is not a big impact. But it is one and I am not entirely sure we ne
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by ddingus 2y ago
>The rationale is that while you may own the land, you don't own the artifacts[...] At first I bristled a little, but given a pause to think it through, it makes great sense! Fact is, we as a species did not advance quickly enough t
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by ddingus 2y ago
Thank you. This is mostly new to me and I am thankful for the hints.
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by ddingus 2y ago
That, sadly, is an entirely reasonable take on all this.
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by ddingus 2y ago
I don't. I miss that Internet, and am always seeking bits here and there where it can be found and enjoyed. The other thing I miss from that time is USENET. So damn great, until it got swamped by noise. Some parts of it remain activ
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by ddingus 2y ago
The author employs a bold technique I have used for years and does it very well.[1] Essentially, you bold the essential message for scanners, or those looking for the meat of it quickly. Done well, it is not too distracting, though I have r
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by ddingus 2y ago
Yep. Major turn off. I do not buy, unless forced. Just have no need for the hassles.
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by ddingus 2y ago
You may want to know why. Where a part can be expressed with some combination of analytical geometry eg: Cone, torus, sphere, trapezoid, cube, cylinder, etc... we have long established means and methods of production available and they are
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by ddingus 2y ago
Ok, I taught CAD design skills through the 90's, 00's and a bit into the 10's. I did this on a wide variety of systems from high end to basic modelers one can score for a couple hundred bucks. I have been in many companies
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by ddingus 2y ago
I will be frank: there are a ton of devices I have not purchased because of these potential risks and dependencies. Just not worth the hassle. I pretty much avoid newer cars for similar reasons. The ones I drive have no annoying screen.
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by ddingus 2y ago
Yeah. The features present at time of purchase may be changed, downgraded, or removed at any time.
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by ddingus 2y ago
That is very helpful. Thank you.
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by ddingus 2y ago
AGI will be a closed loop of some sort. LLM are a powerful piece that hints at what is needed.
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by ddingus 2y ago
I use either speaker or earbud with mic for all my calls. And for similar reasons. It is super easy to eliminate that life risk.
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by ddingus 2y ago
Where can I read more about how this is done.
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by ddingus 2y ago
You are correct, however unpopular too. We have the word infringe for the cases where the word theft is inaccurate.

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