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FlyingRobot
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Comment #47407653
I had that problem pop up with my Sony xm4s after a couple of years of use. Cleaned the lens on the inside of the left ear cup and they work perfectly again. Go to sleep, pause mus…
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Comment #35820074
They aren't phoning home, or at least that is not the issue here. The goggles don't even ship with any kind of wireless capability to phone home, although there is an aftermarket w…
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Comment #35810337
Honest question. Is a time limited license arrangement normal in other embedded software products? Who would create such a contract and who would sign it?
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Comment #35809474
When I sign up for Office 365 it is pretty clear that I'm subscribing to a service for a period of time. When I buy a hardware product I expect that it will continue to perform the…
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Comment #35808619
As a member of the FPV drone racing community I am sad to say that my Orqa goggles have been caught up in a dispute / ransom attack that has rendered my goggles unusable. :(
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Comment #35289260
I had to scan the readme to make sure this story wasn’t about applying machine learning to radio communication.
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Comment #35083788
kagi https://kagi.com/
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Comment #34271357
Sounds like a good approach to me. Buy for the best action your budget will allow. With VSTs you can tailor the sound to your liking. I don't have a stake in Pianoteq, but if you a…
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Comment #34270364
To me even the very highest end digital pianos still sound digital, but they are close enough and the benefits of digital outweigh what you might sacrifice in sound for most people…
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Comment #34270143
Looked at those exact brands about a month ago. Went with the Yamaha N1x hybrid. (Which means it has a conventional acoustic action with hammers and everything) so far pretty happy…
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Comment #31690482
I learned respect for my table saw early in my software engineer turned part time woodworker career after a near miss kick back incident. I’ve been using MJ splitters ever since on…
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Comment #31578075
I'll offer another positive perspective. I've worked as a software engineer within the Department of Energy's National Laboratory System for 15 years, and I really enjoy it. Softwa…