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They’ve been testing since at least June. That’s when I saw the first reports that they were rolling this out to random users. I just started seeing the notice but I have friends that still don’t see it. It also does not appear when I’m log
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If anyone is interested in a 4-track cassette recorder on steroids, check out the Akai MG614, which has a 6 channel mixer and a lot more I/O possibilities. They are fairly expensive on the used market but built like tanks. Another less
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I’m a big fan of the Roland VS digital multi-track recorders from the early 2000s. I used to have a Roland VS840 8-track recorder, with which I recorded some guitar and vocal songs back in around 2006. I’ve been looking at picking up anothe
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Hey, that’s the same way my company wrote a ton of code in the past.
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I highly encourage folks to check out a new DAW called Blockhead. It upends a lot of typical ideas of how a DAW should work. There’s no MIDI events and no global tempo. Everything is represented as blocks of samples on rows of timelines whi
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Oh man, FrontPage. I haven’t heard that name in 20 years. I got started learning how to make web pages in FrontPage and then branched out to editing HTML in notepad, aided with my trusty copy of HTML for Dummies.
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We do this internally at my company with Qt5.15.2. We built Qt from sources for both Apple Silicon and Intel first and used those outputs in our app builds. The tl;dr is that you have to build your Apple Silicon binary with Qt for Apple Si
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I used to read the OBS classic code base before it was replaced by OBS Studio. The original OBS was monumental when it came out. Yes, it was a Windows-only code base, with the GUI coded in straight Win32, and didn’t support the extensive ar
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I believe you’re referring to the HP 16C which has hex/bin/oct.
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And increase drag, resulting in lower fuel economy/range.
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macOS is not based on the Linux kernel, it's based on BSD.
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Does Quake 3 also use a linked list for the console commands? That game even has command completion, whereby pressing tab after typing a couple of characters, the console fills in the command you most likely wanted. The console in Q3A is ex
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I second the recommendation for Axis cameras. They have LAN only streaming options built in. You can find older used HD resolution Axis cams fairly inexpensively on eBay. They have a lot of different chassis/lens configurations and a l
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I don’t know what we’d do without the InstantPot. We literally have this thing going every night making veggies, beans and lentils, soups, and stews for the family. It really takes a ton of stress out of mealtimes, particularly with a toddl
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Have you compared the Sensirion SEN55 against the Plantower sensors? I ask because I’ve recently picked up both and have played around with them each individually but haven’t compared them for accuracy yet. The nice thing about the SEN55 is
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SDI->Thunderbolt “converters” are capture cards, they just use TB as the physical connector. Also, not all capture cards have the same feature set. Some of these cards have SDI capture and/or output, sometimes simultaneously and som
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AJA makes a couple of Thunderbolt 3 external SDI capture/output devices with 4x bidirectional SDI I/Os. If you want more than that you need multiple devices or a PCIe card. AJA and Blackmagic both make 8x SDI cards, as do a couple
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Memories of seeing my Dad’s boxed copy of “Doctor DOS” sitting on the bookshelf next to his 286 PC are forever burned into my brain. Using DR DOS and XTree on that computer was my first taste of PC usage. Prior to that I’d only been allowed
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Gentoo was the second Linux distro I tried, after Slackware, around 2005 or so. I too feel like playing with Gentoo taught me a lot about Linux, computers and how software is built, and set me up for a successful career in tech. I often get
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My manager and I have been doing some pair programming in VSCode’s “multiplayer” mode (can’t remember what it’s called). The implementation is pretty well done.
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IBM released a typeface a couple of years ago with much marketing fan fare: https://www.ibm.com/plex/ https://github.com/IBM/plex On another note, are there any notable examples of AI-generated mo
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I’m in Nevada City, CA (~2.5hr northeast of SF) and saw the notification maybe 3-5 seconds prior. Everyone in my workplace stepped out of their offices and said they all saw the notification before the building started shaking.
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I spent an hour looking through the GitHub repo for the Tamagotchi core and disassembler. That you accomplished all this in just seven months is very impressive, for someone like me just starting out learning Verilog on Xilinx FPGA in Vivad
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I work for a company who for a very long time was strongly opposed to employees using any cloud-based infrastructure, including OS or programming language package managers (eg. apt-get, Pip for Python, etc), opting to host their own instanc
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I first programmed a computer in high school Computer Programming 1 class, in Turbo Pascal, running on a 486. But then I stopped programming for many years until I was around 35. I took up the pursuit in earnest and landed a QA engineering
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Is there anything special about the camera focusing tech required to capture that image of Deimos? It looks extremely well focused.
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The Sensirion SEN5x series is very nice to work with. I’m using the SEN55 in my own air quality monitor project. It measures Humidity, NOx, Particulate Matter, Temperature, and VOC. I’m interfacing this with a LilyGo ESP32 T-Display-S3.
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Just today I used ChatGPT to turn our existing batch scripts into PowerShell, and convert the existing environment variables into command line options. Worked flawlessly and saved a ton of time.
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Vehicles in production for mass market consumption.
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Now the Meat-a-verse is something I could get behind.

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