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by vt240 4y ago
There's also DECUServe for the VMS experience. https://eisner.decus.org/
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by vt240 4y ago
That was one of my favorite SNL episodes. Really interesting to learn about how much work was behind this. It really showed in the final product.
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by vt240 4y ago
The section of the book where he sends Marion off to get money from Arnold, is some of the most haunting writing I've ever come across. The book is truly amazing. I've never come across another novel to so aptly relate the feeli
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by vt240 4y ago
The modern Comsol GUI is truly phenomenal, especially considering where it was at with the 3.x versions. It's one of the rare cases, pretty much the only one I can think of in CAD/CAM, where the effort put into a radical GUI rede
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by vt240 4y ago
Twitter does in fact still reset it all the time, at least on my account. I'll notice it when I run into a bunch of those recommended tweets/follows, which don't appear in the chronological feed. edit but it has been much b
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by vt240 4y ago
I have a good friend, ex-Navy submariner, and highly competent industrial technician. He's been driving for Doordash since 2019 now, because he just can't ever make it work with any kind of management in a typical corporate or sm
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by vt240 4y ago
The greatest part about eBay for me, is that it actively encourages you to network with a set of vendors, and develop a level of trust. That's just something I've never got from Amazon.
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by vt240 5y ago
Please. Help us small business. Extend cycles to have a better coverage of security issues, and less feature changes, in updates.
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by vt240 5y ago
I also don't have a static ip at home, but have a hub-star private network that runs over Cisco routers over the Comcast network that allows multiple employees to share in the resources, from the single connection with public facing IP
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by vt240 5y ago
I agree with this. Comcast, is certainly not the cheapest option. We pay right now around $220/mo to have our /29 addresses routed through Comcast. It was about half that over bonded channels of VDSL. But these rates may be a
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by vt240 5y ago
I understand this issue with cellular end-points. I saw a comment on one of the two previous posts here, where a user complained it was impossible to obtain static IP allocations for setting up their own "servers". I found this
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by vt240 5y ago
I believe they do, although it's not a something I have used personally. They have a pretty comprehensive catalog [1], but like most things with adhesives and resins I would just talk to an application engineer about requirements. Hah
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by vt240 5y ago
We had very good luck using BJB two part polyurethane for low production (<1000 year) large parts. There's quite a bit of process engineering required, but you can get fantastic results, and relatively fast die cycle times, without
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by vt240 5y ago
Testimony given during the Asiana NTSB Sunshine hearing is probably a good place to start, for anyone who wants more detail on your comment here.
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by vt240 5y ago
Haha. Never thought of that one before. Well in this COVID induced nightmare to acquire cable or wire, anything is possible. I don't think it was factor previously. Although I'm not really sure, and would love to be informed, b
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by vt240 5y ago
But the issues that come up in such experiments, are never about audiophile variables. No one has ever said, this Monitor has too much distortion, or that I need to increase the the sampling rate to to 192kHz to fix the tops, or that it wo
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by vt240 5y ago
I wholeheartedly agree with this. I ended up starting my own sound company to help lessen the divide between engineering and the end-user, where I get to go out and try and use our products for a number of real shows every year. But it&#
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by vt240 5y ago
And I definitely agree about Stereophile. They tried to clean up their act in the latest years, but. They are just too tied down to those advertisers, to ever put on a hard stance. I don't take the magazine anymore. Highly recommen
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by vt240 5y ago
Yeah, it's just goofy. I find it interesting only for the novelty aspect of it I guess. Maybe that was the wrong word to use. Maybe horrifying. My hobby, photography, doesn't seem to be nearly as bad though. It has a lot of th
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by vt240 5y ago
This is an aspect of the audiophile community, I've never quite understood. At work, we have clear cut engineering goals, based on customer requirements, we strive to reach, with empirical measurements of product prototypes. Whether
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by vt240 5y ago
I don't really follow the forums as much as I used to, but diyAudio [1] always seemed like it had a good distribution of domain experts to help quash the craziness. [1] https://www.diyaudio.com/
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by vt240 5y ago
Wow, https://search.marginalia.nu is really cool. I just wasted a whole hour looking at sites it was suggesting with the random feature. Haha.
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by vt240 5y ago
I've also never had an issue with Facebook. I've been online through usenet/irc, AIM, livejournal, and then forced to join Facebook because everyone at the university was using it for class correspondence. Later, I have exa
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by vt240 5y ago
If you are interested in setting it up on Solaris, you can send me a message on Telegram or Email.
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VSI OpenVMS Webinar 15: x86 Update(youtube.com)
2 points by vt240 5y ago|0 comments
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Underground Arteries: Story of Transite Pipe Asbestos Cement(youtube.com)
1 points by vt240 5y ago|0 comments
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by vt240 5y ago
I would have to guess, that Walgreens is going out of business, because they are the one store which hasn't ever improved their POS methodology beyond what we used to find in Sears, or Rite-Aid, holy cow, I've not forgotten, what
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by vt240 5y ago
I feel hung over whether I drink one beer or six, it doesn't really change. I don't even feel any 'buzz' if I drink one beer, mixed drink or glass of wine, but will just feel bad for the next 12-hours.
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OpenVMS X64 Atom Project(youtube.com)
2 points by vt240 5y ago|0 comments
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1992's Revolutionary reading device for the blind(youtube.com)
1 points by vt240 5y ago|0 comments

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