doctorhandshake

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by doctorhandshake 11d ago
Only if these KVM accepted higher resolutions and refresh rates than their expected ~1080p60
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by doctorhandshake 12d ago
In all my years of pixels, never before has 45p come across my transom
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by doctorhandshake 12d ago
Crawl is a great one. Rouguelike where when you die you inhabit the dungeon.
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by doctorhandshake 13d ago
In that case I’d need a 1080 physical display on the machine mirrored to the KVM. For the type of stuff I’m doing that’s a bad use of monitor / desk real estate.
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by doctorhandshake 13d ago
Yeah that’s what I have my eye on but 4k@30 is just shy of the full 4k@60 goal.
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by doctorhandshake 13d ago
I have an OG JetKVM and it works solidly but the thing that prevents me from using it is no video pass through. The awkwardness of an ‘invisible’ monitor connected to windows at all times is hard to live with - windows and apps open there a
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by doctorhandshake 2mo ago
This stage is called ‘keyword foraging’
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by doctorhandshake 3mo ago
I was once on a first date at Fort Tilden when, to the surprise of most at the beach, Enterprise went by on a barge. It was a surreal and excellent experience.
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by doctorhandshake 3mo ago
I work daily in TouchDesigner and am constantly wrestling with the integration of its node and Python scripting contexts. In particular order of operations, delegation of responsibility, and store of state are very unsolved areas when expr
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by doctorhandshake 3mo ago
It may be a correlation - I don’t have data - but I have some experience with ivy educated adults rejecting modern medicine and science with scorn for the perceived arrogance of doctors and scientists.
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by doctorhandshake 3mo ago
Thanks I am not a doctor - that’s an old music nom de guerre
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by doctorhandshake 3mo ago
My personal theory is that many responsible for teaching science in the K-12 grades are not doing a great job of communicating that science is a process for finding truth. Definitely not laying this at teachers’ feet - standardized testing
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by doctorhandshake 5mo ago
The Designers Republic! https://www.thedesignersrepublic.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Designers_Republic
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by doctorhandshake 5mo ago
Why do you have projector in scare quotes? And what makes you think they don't screen the movie? Exhibitors have a contractual obligation to show movies a certain number of times a week, and the media players that run them show receipt
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by doctorhandshake 5mo ago
Technically you could lump Ford in this category as well. But the meaningful delta IMO is time and direct ownership. None of those three are currently owned/operated by openly Nazi-aligned individuals / groups, which is not someth
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by doctorhandshake 6mo ago
Thanks! Great article - would like to read one about the color rabbit hole pls ;)
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by doctorhandshake 6mo ago
I like this writeup but I feel like the title doesn't really tell you what it's about ... to me it's about creativity within constraints. The author finds, as many do, that naive or first-approximation approaches fail within
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by doctorhandshake 6mo ago
I think you're prob right that I've been lucky? Also almost all my contracts are NY state. Also almost all my work comes word of mouth in what 10 years ago was still a small industry ... folks are less likely to rip you off when y
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by doctorhandshake 6mo ago
I’ve worked on these terms or similar ones on every job I’ve ever done, for 20 years. They’re the norm. How do I know? I’ve been in this industry for 20 years. I’ve been on both sides of freelance contracts in that time. I moderate a discor
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by doctorhandshake 6mo ago
Well and tactfully said, thank you. Didn’t realize it needed saying but I left the child and did the work in exchange for money I needed (still need) to feed the child. Many people do this every day. I do it when it makes sense or the condi
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by doctorhandshake 6mo ago
Thanks - still cut my own hair but rethinking after a particularly disastrous one recently!
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by doctorhandshake 6mo ago
think you got a bug my friend - this is a static site
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by doctorhandshake 6mo ago
Not saying I know better but this contradicts what I heard from multiple collections companies with in-house legal - they all said suing would not be worth the ~$2,500 upfront fees and that the debtor would just vanish. The debt still exist
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by doctorhandshake 6mo ago
These types of situations are endemic to my industry, for better or worse. I wasn't intending to complain about the working conditions by way of making it seem as though any of those things were unusual — I was providing that context b
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by doctorhandshake 6mo ago
This was a California company and contract, but your comment does apply to their situation with their client
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by doctorhandshake 6mo ago
I think you’re right and it’s fair to reframe this that way, in that in a certain sense, despite my naivety, I was the adult in the room and should have seen what they couldn’t. But then given what I’ve learned since I think I can say with
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by doctorhandshake 6mo ago
>> "emergency service is cash up front“ Neatly distilled I believe you are correct
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What being ripped off taught me(belief.horse)
461 points by doctorhandshake 6mo ago|225 comments
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by doctorhandshake 6mo ago
Agreed datasette is critically slept on
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Some US car buyers envy what they cannot have – affordable Chinese EVs(reuters.com)
4 points by doctorhandshake 6mo ago|2 comments

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