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by timc3 1y ago
Which is weird, because everyone producing video should know that audio is the most important element in a video. As a point of reference my wife also loves good movies and cares whether she can hear the audio properly but it might be becau
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by timc3 1y ago
I rate Denon above Marantz for AV. Marantz looks nicer, but its massively overrated and overpriced, and the sound quality is worse than Denon at the same price point.
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by timc3 1y ago
Both systems I have are pulling less than 10W at the wall. I measured with a meter - I would need to check but I think its 2W each, I only make a mental note when its 5W or above on a device or group of devices and then I start doing someth
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by timc3 1y ago
But a lot only support that on 2 ports (though admittedly how many devices would you have doing that). I think you hit the only problem I have with receivers being the upgrade of them as new versions of HDMI come out.
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by timc3 1y ago
Thats fine if you are happy with it, does the job no problem. Its just I wouldn't want the TV doing the switching because you are still managing two remotes for that and I dont want the wiring to the TV, I would want more speakers and
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by timc3 1y ago
Yeah I agree. There are maybe 6 buttons used regularly on mine. Everything else is not needed for the family day to day.
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by timc3 1y ago
If you are really into AV they are more important than ever. Yes at first glance a TV does the switching, and the rest. But a modern receiver can be better. Better switching, better ability to handle multiple speakers ( particularly for Dol
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by timc3 1y ago
Don’t think they are available outside the US.
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by timc3 1y ago
What exactly are you waiting for. I have two Dolby atmos systems, denon receivers, Apple TVs, OSMC boxes on both, and LG Smart TVs disconnected from the internet. Start up time is less than a second.
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by timc3 1y ago
Acorn Archemedes was a great machine for its time, and I liked the software.
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by timc3 1y ago
They have access to the EU market through the EEA but do not abide to 100% of the EU rules, regulations or laws. And they can have their own rules/regulations/laws.
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by timc3 1y ago
You do realise that in your use cases you still need reliable filesystems both in the cloud and on devices. Because any corruption at any point will get synced as a change, or worse can cause failure.
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by timc3 1y ago
Fantastic article. Makes me want to do the same on some devices I have.
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by timc3 1y ago
I agree, hopefully it helps not getting the article taken down because its a very good primer on getting any ESP based device locally working.
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by timc3 2y ago
No they don’t. They build latrines and that is their toilet which they certainly do not sleep in. They cover themselves in mud because it acts as sun block and helps against certain pests. The rooting is either to sort out the land or liter
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by timc3 2y ago
We had pigs and dogs when I grew up and was around a lot of sheep dogs. I would based on my experience say the pigs are more intelligent than dogs, even the sheep dogs which are some of the cleverest I have seen. The pigs would be solving p
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by timc3 2y ago
Then you must have grow up at a particular time which didnt have them. There was a time period where it would be unusual to have a TV or VCR without them.
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by timc3 2y ago
I am from the west country (and recognize people in the show) and there really are people that speak like that, including dropping off in the middle of a sentence. We had someone working on our farm that was very hard for most people to und
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by timc3 2y ago
I use this for a watermeter. Works quite well as long as you have a good SD card
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by timc3 2y ago
No one that we have heard of yet.
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by timc3 2y ago
This is exactly the same as my experience. The first optical migraine was super scary.
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by timc3 2y ago
I disagree with hating templates. I am used to both, I find templates are much easier to deal with depending on the templating language.
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by timc3 2y ago
That’s not really fair, I read the article and there is not enough information really to make a statement like that.
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by timc3 2y ago
My 2021 BMW has iDrive and physical buttons and dials. It’s a fantastic system. A lot of iDrive systems can be replaced, though I do worry where the cheap ebay components come from. Later iDrive was so much better than earlier, probably the
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by timc3 2y ago
It has been written that the s suffix was also used by people that had a “master” and they would adopt their masters surname, trade or first name with the suffix. For example the worked for the Smith, they would become Smiths. Trouble is I
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by timc3 2y ago
Well I know someone that has that as a nickname.
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by timc3 2y ago
Things that control the lock or replace it are easier to buy. But you could DIY
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by timc3 2y ago
Mine shows up on car play on my dashboard when I get near home.
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by timc3 2y ago
Yes, but all synthesis types are transformation unless you are just replaying/outputting a waveform in one way or another without manipulation so that is really an all encompassing way of describing all synthesis methods. Subtractive s
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by timc3 2y ago
As soon a I read Unbank I had the tune in my head, it is rather good.

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