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All that car stuff came up in some of the various specification papers about 5G.
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'Cloud computing'? People having remote access to much higher power machines than they do at home. And being able to use them with minimal lag? Cloud gaming companies are going to benefit a lot from 5G I think. Also Machine Learni
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If Electron wasn't such a large minimal build, that's the way I think things could go. I think something more like Web Components would be the direction I'd look in for a solution to this.
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See the link in my previous reply below. You've had to manually "Allow" it for a while, if a site needs it. But it's really Adobe dropping support of it, who announced it in 2017. http://web.archive.org/w
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The warning says "Flash Player will no longer be supported after December 2020". Clicking "Learn More" takes you here : https://www.blog.google/products/chrome/saying-goodbye-flash...
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Chrome is dropping support imminently (at the end of the year). It's been showing a warning and date about it for quite a while (if you still have it active).
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Not at all hinting at a downside. Just pointing out that 'Jitsi' is the sum of various parts ;) (I'm currently looking in to using Mediasoup for some WebRTC to RTMP ideas I've been mulling.)
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6y ago
See: mediasoup for SFU. - https://mediasoup.org
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Jitsi is very, very impressive. But their whole platform is also bound up with a lot of other tech in the stack. (jitsi-meet, jitsi-videobridge, jicofo and 'Prosody' (XMPP).
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Skype has also used it for a long time. Also, aside from the obvious AV chat systems (eg: Jitsi. Zoom, etc.) 'cloud-gaming' platforms such as Google Stadia and Shadow use it. I've been monitoring and experimenting with webRTC
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There's a part of a mission in Medal of Honor (recent VR version) where you're trying to make your way up Omaha Beach in WWII. The way it's done is very good, and really seems to drive home to the player just how utterly harr
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Definitely. I'm about half way through 'Medal of Honor' on the Quest 2 and I've never really been in to war games (or movies) at all. But I've been having an absolutely great time doing the various missions - and tr
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As someone who writes plugins for our Wordpress-based 'headless' CMS for our authors to use (the front-end is all Angular 9+), the biggest gripes I found with the Gutenberg blocks editor was the need to learn some React to build t
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Pangs of nostalgia seeing PHP-Nuke down there at the bottom. The first paid freelance website 'CMS' I built for a company back in the early-mid 90s was based on a heavily modified version of 'WWW-Board' from Matt's
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Weighing in at a 170Gb download, the recent (and hugely enjoyable) VR game Medal of Honor : Above and Beyond seems to be a vast amount of cutscenes.
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I think they already do. (Having eaten one almost every day for years) Far less tasty and drier.
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A similar project was done here by someone who used an ESP32-CAM module to detect the location of each pixel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ueim2Ko8VWo&list=PL5vDt5AALl...
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Ahh NNTP. Those were indeed the days. As were the killfiles we used, to try and deal with an ever-increasing amount of spammers.
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here.com ? (That's what Amazon UK uses for location tracking maps)
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Nice work. I can see something like this being used in a WebXR version of the 'Superhot' game.
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This will likely be their get-out, when it comes to UK data privacy post- actual -Brexit on Jan 1st. (Also probably relates to Google and Facebook moving all UK users to USA Ts & Cs.)
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Let's just hope fair taxation follows.
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Nice work. Though you might want to be careful about putting an artist like Miley Cyrus on your home page. ;) A volume control woud be nice on the player embed too. (I built amazingradio.com)
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The scandal is that they shouldn't have been allowed to be built with the 'wrong' insulation in the first place. Also, people who have had surveys for properties they bought some years ago (pre-Grenfell) as in my case. So, if
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It looks like they've had issues for a while now. 'December 2nd' ? " Invalid Page Welcome Message for Messenger Destination Ads" - The thought of 'ads' in a private messaging app repulses me. I don't
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You probably get far more for your money though. (Property/land-wise) I also remember reading stories years ago about CA/SV businesses that had offices up in Colorado as a back-up for when 'The Big One' hits.
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An additional scandal is the extortionate costs for buildings over a certain height in obtaining an EWS1 Form to show to mortgage lenders. Without which, your appartment is effectively valued at zero, since you'll never be able to sell
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Interestingly hosted by Wordpress.com (VIP).
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Interestingly too, I noticed the box for their Oculus Quests only subtly display the FB connection. And on the recent model, using a different/new 'thinner, all-caps' logo.
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I would only do psychedelics around people I trust completely. Strangers and, as you say, people who just aren't in to it will just raise the likelihood of having a bummer.
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