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by sundvor 4y ago
Cheers, yes I mixed the app name in there in my post - thanks. They are Phillips Hue Play Light Bars; love them.
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by sundvor 4y ago
Thanks, yes it's the Hue light - as sibling comment pointed out, I dragged in the app name for one that controls them. And I have two, one above to the rear right and another to the rear left doing exactly what you describe.
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by sundvor 4y ago
For the record my Burmese cats are incredibly vocal; they normally mouth off like crazy before jumping up on my lap - especially when I'm in meetings. Love them! :) And babies? That was during lockdowns when my then wife was looking af
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by sundvor 4y ago
Haven't done any blog posts in decades, but if I was to start again it would be a good topic to cover. It can be a bit costly, but found it well worth it now that it's done. I'll send you an email in case you have any specifi
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by sundvor 4y ago
It also completely eliminates screaming cats and babies. It's worth the price of the GPU upgrade alone. I know that Slack and Google are slowly baking these features in, but NVIDIA are in a league of their own. AMD not having them made
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by sundvor 4y ago
Nice setup! OBS scenes is the killer feature for me, so it just works well. In addition the AFK one I've also set a couple of zoom levels that frame me better if I decide to slide my seat back a bit. I even have scenes for sprint plann
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by sundvor 4y ago
I haven't really paid much attention to the memory usage to be honest; running Windows 11 on a 32GB Ryzen system. It was plenty until some of my Docker requirements started getting greedy (my next system will have 64, but also because
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by sundvor 4y ago
Yep; I used RTX Voice or what it was called on my old 1080TI. With my 3070 I'll use both voice and video, to just slightly blur the background.
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by sundvor 4y ago
We've come an incredibly long way since Genlock on the Commodore Amiga! I use OBS Studio with my Streamdeck, a Logitech Streamcam, NVIDIA Broadcast, a condenser microphone via a Steinberg XLR audio interface along with Elgato Key light
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by sundvor 4y ago
Seems like a better idea to cover the roofs with PV panels, to be honest. This would reflect heat and provide power for the cooling / travel / regular house electricity.
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And they designed it with channels to egress a water spill into the keyboard past critical components, thus providing a very reasonable chance of laptop survival. Unlike Apple who put the high power display powerline immediately next to t
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by sundvor 4y ago
Good point.
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Yep, by itself the data in the article is kind of useless unless we can get that normalised to crashes per km driven, and to also include stats on other manufacturers' cars' use of autonomous systems at the time of crashes. The au
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by sundvor 4y ago
Yep, great article - I'm loving this series. :) Also a lot of people commenting negatively on the whole thing may not even have been born then; Windows 3.1 was released in 1992 . Those were still quite early days in the history of com
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by sundvor 4y ago
"And a binary four to you"; thanks, I've just learnt a new insult - at age late 40s. :)
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by sundvor 4y ago
Did I miss anything? I thought it would be 6 years at ~$1k saved per year, so I'm kind of waiting for prices to come down a fair bit more myself - also in the knowledge that batteries are rapidly improving now thanks to all the new pla
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by sundvor 4y ago
Yep, and power prices are only set to increase as well - it makes for a great combination with solar. 8.7kWh is not a great amount, but if the price was right it could make a lot of sense. Two of those units ... now I'm interested!
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by sundvor 4y ago
I had to laugh out loud, speaking as a Norwegian-Australian. I mean, this article . You'd never experience injustice like this in any of my countries. It is the stuff of a second rate third world country, not at all becoming of a deve
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by sundvor 4y ago
Not having to worry about price negotiation is a massive plus in my books. Previously I could never sweet talk dealers into the kind of deals some of my mates could. The Tesla model is such an improvement.
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by sundvor 4y ago
Tyre cost is highly variable depending on driving style etc - it makes sense to exclude it.
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by sundvor 4y ago
So does my Galaxy Watch 4, by Samsung.
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by sundvor 4y ago
Is it better to have watched 400 movies on Netflix? Or to have truly mastered a certain domain, and likely involvement with a tight knit group of people.
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by sundvor 4y ago
It's Google... of course they can.
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by sundvor 4y ago
And those pesky books, the insolence! - The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1884) - The Catcher in the Rye (1951)
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by sundvor 4y ago
Ha ha, Discord. You can map things like mute to joystick buttons, but the lazy devs/people couldn't be bothered to enumerate the device ID along with the button number. So if you have multiple USB controllers, the assigned button
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by sundvor 4y ago
Looking at this with sadness from the point of view of being a Rotel preamp+amp owner with equally old Infinity speakers. Onkyo has had some quality products over the years. The Kappas all lost their surrounds but was able to replace them 1
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by sundvor 4y ago
This reads so much like Lee Child's Without Fail / Jack Reacher (2008) - which I'm currently re-reading. Analysing a printed threat: ‘It’s a Hewlett-Packard laser. They can tell by the toner chemistry. Can’t tell which model
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by sundvor 4y ago
Great article, thanks. Can't fault a man for having a passion for mechanical watches, especially when as the article states he has disassembled / assembled some of them. I can only begin to imagine the fine motor and mental contro
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by sundvor 4y ago
Good question. As a workaround you can always enable the yellowifying Night Light mode and crank it up. It doesn't do what I know you want (I'm not on Mac however i.e. Samsung's Edge has that amazing "make the sites NOT
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by sundvor 4y ago
Looks like it's been fixed! Kudos.

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