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4mo ago
Submarine? Astro-turf or native-advertising, maybe? Or perhaps I misunderstood.
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All Told, Same Crap
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Slow scan and fast scan television encoders and decoders exist, probably the algorithm is public domain, so you can just increase the bandwidth and speed until you get what you're looking for, then you can tamper with IQ .wav files to
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4mo ago
Finally decided to see why "raster" and it was the Germans, from latin for "rake" ; and it meant scanning-field.
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4mo ago
Advent of digital mixing and therefore the loudness wars started roughly contemporaneously with the compact disc audio format becoming mainstream. Most complaints of AAD mixes of old vinyls converted to disc were poor, and DDD mastered stuf
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4mo ago
I think the cost is good too? Decent amount of ports, kinda like a boxless mikrotik. I've considered it, if I can get fiber here I will definitely get one for my segment, and maybe my resell segment too.
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Hm, I have always wanted to use this to play couch co-op remotely but is this even the same "service" that provides that? Looks like they tracked it to a steam update in March, and there's a workaround for at lest 3 games tha
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4mo ago
Regardless of the veracity of this statement I will now use this term for at least the rest of my life.
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4mo ago
It's piqued, like a pike is sharp, piquant, pique(d).
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> When/why should an app be allowed to bypass a user-configured VPN? temporarily if full tunnelling isn't working, one can split tunnel to route around issues due to VPN But imo an app should never bypass something like a netwo
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4mo ago
Skywriting? Don't break bad news over text...
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> The trials for the Pfizer vaccine came back as 95% effective. Actually 99% But it turned out it was only 37% effective and then they stopped reporting the efficacy. On to boosters!
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4mo ago
I really miss n-gate
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4mo ago
Only some dark mode does this to me, and only on some screens. I find "light mode" bearable, but anything else cute like custom fonts or whatever and I am seeing 33 as 88 and 100 as loo. I have schwas in my vision, like swishy hal
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I had good luck with the eye-q device, but I am unsure if it is still made or supported. If you dont have a complex scrip, it works fine. My lenses got scratched so I just ran out of luck, dont think there's much to be done with glasse
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I have deepseek or grok write bash-likes in pwsh often enough to wonder what sort of things you're doing in pwsh... I use it to wrap ping.exe with colors and fewer columns, for example. yt-dlp wrapper to fetch 480p bestaudio with Engli
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4mo ago
Someone above said 4kg of magnesium per ton of seawater. Apparently lithium is 0.18g per ton of seawater. That still means there's billions of tons of lithium in the seas, though.
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I vacillate between trusting my well and trusting my RO (10,5,1 micron filters, plus the membrane). But it isn't healthy to drink RO all the time and I don't wanna mess with remineralization. My well is 100' and 13 years old.
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4mo ago
You can use SoundCloud, SoundClick, a lot of artists have set up MP3 downloads for their music there, Bandcamp, as another user mentioned, and also archive.org. There's also yt-dlp, but I'm less keen on that because it doesn'
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4mo ago
I have a soft modded 3DS that I just copied the games that I owned onto an SD card so that I didn't have to worry about my kids losing them anymore. Wonderful that people put in the effort so I can play all my games still.
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That costs more than the last seven phones I've bought. Not total, but each. I was expecting maybe $100, but $400? Is this a joke? A $400 dumbphone that isn't gold plated?
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4mo ago
What you describe as how I raised my two oldest kids and how I'm raising my youngest who is now 10. The two older ones are productive members of society who have never done a mean thing to anyone in their life. The only thing I did dif
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I have this idea that I'll get Bosch 9-DoF sensors onto every lane of every road, at least twice a month, then any other thing on a road can use a Shazam - like waveform lookup to determine where they are. I didn't come up with th
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If you gave me a million dollars, I could do it. Someone else would have to aim it, but it shouldn't be that hard to do.
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Aspartame
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We call it shopping around the outside of the supermarket, and it's how you find the food that won't kill you I'm 46. I'm obese, but in otherwise perfect health by every biological marker and test that they can run. Bloo
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Yeah, it kinda made me laugh too. I'm glad you could pull something out. I'd never heard of that Nova classification system. I'll have to read some more on it. The whole doctor thing, the more processed the food is, the less
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4mo ago
Yes, people who have worked with Paul Feig are not comedians, that's possibly where you're having contextual issues.
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They did that! They called it iQos!
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4mo ago
So the title would be better as saying potentially every protocol, then? When it said every protocol, I read it as potentially every protocol, myself. I have an O-scope that can read every wire protocol too.
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