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by eltoozero 7y ago
Also BlackViper: http://www.blackviper.com/service-configurations/black-viper...
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by eltoozero 7y ago
Tempest 3000 eh? I build Zarjaz Rotary controllers for that thing if you’re interested. ;) Funny story actually...
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by eltoozero 8y ago
How about an island, or any truly remote location on earth (or in space) that may lack broadband.
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by eltoozero 8y ago
That’s good to see Vic writing for RS, like to see him busy.
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by eltoozero 8y ago
I-odd FTW, Pro-tip it emulates thumb drives too.
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by eltoozero 8y ago
What is the best way to help the project? I’ve got an old Sprint Samsung Epic 4G slider (WiMAX, the old 4G), that would love to be a little mobile terminal...might be a little too dated though... Anyway, this is a fantastic project and I’m
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by eltoozero 8y ago
How funny, I just started picking up some GURPS material because I wanted some RPG action that wasn’t all dungeon crawling hack n’ slash. Between Cyberpunk, Illuminati, Atomic Horror, and a little Cthulhupunk, should be some good times; if
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by eltoozero 8y ago
Bookmarked. Very cool, these are great modules and I will be happy to have them in my SCAD toolkit. Thank you!
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by eltoozero 8y ago
I can’t believe that nobody has mentioned the Prusa FDM 3D printers are, and have always been designed in SCAD[0]. This alone has been instrumental in allowing community improvements, it’s the last “true” reprap, they run a farm of 300+ mac
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by eltoozero 8y ago
Fantastic, thank you Bunnie & crew, well done.
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by eltoozero 8y ago
Somewhat related for ‘old school’ Winamp fans, if anyone knows what ever happened to Brennan Underwood and monkey radio[0], I’m two decades later still trying to get a full copy of the playlist. I ripped the stream for several nights onto m
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by eltoozero 8y ago
Agreed, I run MikroTik on the wired side and UniFi for the AP side; have many installs in my charge and this is our default deployment when “more WiFi” is requested.
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by eltoozero 8y ago
Windows update used to have a screen that said: “All of your files are exactly where you left them.” I never trusted it. https://photos.app.goo.gl/WLwfpg8PAzTfihSb9
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by eltoozero 8y ago
Luke is doing "good things" for the community by making Linux actually seem approachable and human; good work dude. Keep it up!
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by eltoozero 8y ago
Cool post, but an expensive SLA Printer is not required for this, neither is Fusion 360. An OSS toolchain would be a reprap FDM Printer (like a Prusa), OpenSCAD for the design, so modules like the pogo cutout and the base structure can be e
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by eltoozero 8y ago
Agree except for the 2x part, Dvorak has a deep, slow, gravelly delivery that does not lend well to artificial acceleration. Also the audio production on the show is absolutely top notch for being done by one dude, the co-host, co-inventor
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by eltoozero 8y ago
That’s because KODI is really just a media player with a plug-in framework. The plug-ins are NOT part of KODI’s core functionality. Although it could be argued the native stuff are plugins too, they are built on the same framework but sourc
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by eltoozero 8y ago
Kodi is what used to be XBMC, once it was obvious a “10ft” interface was desirable beyond the needs of OG XBox hackers it was revised to run on PC (XBox is 99% a PC anyway). Eventually nobody knew why it was called XBox Media Center when no
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by eltoozero 8y ago
TIS-100 is also available on iOS, but unfortunately iPad only.
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by eltoozero 8y ago
Gonbes GBS-8200/8220 CGA/EGA/YUV to VGA Arcade HD-Converter PCB allows all types of RGB, EGA, VGA or YUV component signals to be up-converter and display on a 31KHz PC VGA monitor, TFT monitor, LCD display, or HD-TV with VGA
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by eltoozero 8y ago
Mean Streets did in fact have digital audio samples that played out of the PC speaker, and it was a selling point highlighted on the box with a big red sticker: “Real Sound”.
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by eltoozero 8y ago
Or the USB to PS/2 adapters.
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by eltoozero 8y ago
An Android based e-reader no less, the form factor is wild and the price point is super high but damn, this is cool.
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by eltoozero 8y ago
I’ve been down this road, re-encoding is always lossy, you’ll end up with smaller files with no “noticeable” compression artifacts, but the original MPEG2 will still be of superior quality.
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by eltoozero 8y ago
> we still have no airplane as fast as one built in the 1960's. Either that or we got very good at keeping secrets, getting stelthy, or the need for this “form factor” was depreciated with the advent of space based tech. Heck there’
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by eltoozero 8y ago
So PowerShell has an integrated dingus[0] now eh? So, where’s the equivalent offline bash script zero dependency sed awk contraption that is the reason we don’t get “nice things” in our trusty workhorse shell. Or is the answer to “quick” of
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by eltoozero 8y ago
US, Russia, and China all have intependant “Global Positioning” Systems, GPS, GLONASS and BDS. All similar in function and implementation. The coolest part about GPS is the fact that temporal relativity is employed to establish a 3D locatio
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by eltoozero 8y ago
You mean USB HID, Human Interface Device.
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by eltoozero 8y ago
At least on Synology you can have your choice of storage vendors using the built in cloud sync app; it natively supports Rsync, AWS, Glacier, B2, Amazon, DropBox, Azure, whatever.
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by eltoozero 8y ago
Go by the 3-2-1 rule: 3 backups, 2 different formats, one offsite. Similar to the military mantra: three is two, two is one, one is none. (Meaning your "spare" should already be considered in production or broken, so you need a &q

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