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Comment #49235453
Slow Mo Guys have a Phantom that rocks up around 1.5 million FPS. They've used it to show how glass cracks etc. when you get to that speed though, you need a LOT of light, and a ve…
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Comment #48913044
Change the device? It works fine. The cable is labeled. I know where to find it. I'm not throwing away perfectly otherwise-good hardware because of that.
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Comment #48912867
Sometimes it's not the cable. Sometimes it's the sodding device. I have some IP60-something speakers for the shower. Write up says USB-C power. Brilliant says I, I've got plenty of…
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Comment #48194276
I have content in mkv and mp4, SDR and HDR, 264 and 265. I stream from a Jellyfin container with an onboard Intel GPU passed through for transcoding as needed. The client is a 8 se…
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Comment #48032916
Looking at the name that keeps showing up on the linked site, I suspect a collision is most likely (to be charitable).
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Comment #47624076
I get the name, but for a moment I thought someone had made a RPG IV or similar interpreter/compiler in Rust..
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Comment #47305607
And potentially get fired for using unauthorised software on a corporate machine. Or find out tha USB storage is disabled (which is better than getting fired).
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Comment #47244504
Physical letters do not obviate scams, nor is the cost that prohibitive. I remember actual 419 scams on blue airmail all-in-one letters back in the 80s. And that was international …
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Comment #46867692
12‽ I'd swear the Slackware I downloaded was closer to 30+. On dialup. Via a VAX. Using FTP to go from internet to the VAX box, then Kermit from the VAX to the DOS PC using Procomm…
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Comment #46854376
UnRaid does a variant of this; license is tied to the serial of the USB drive. It barely writes to the drive, so wear isn't meant to be much of an issue.
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Comment #46853165
Tangential to this was the existence of California Software Product's "Baby/36" software. My father was a 36/400 programmer and sysadmin, and in his spare time used Baby/36 to writ…
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Comment #46409964
For me, in Ireland, tacking "-ai" on the end of Google searches disables the hallucination engine. For now at least.
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Comment #46400731
I poked this - the 96 installer from Archive didn't play nice with wine. However, dosbox plus win3.11 and some ingmount commands worked just fine. So yes, you could export to plain…
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Comment #46348628
Someone's first impressions on the new version from Commodore International.
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Comment #46173493
On the note of Jupyter notebooks and version control - there was a talk at this year's Pycon Ireland about using a built in cleaner for notebooks when committing the JSON (discard …
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Comment #46152263
Tangentially related would be Adrian Newey's memoir "How to build a car"; he talks about both F1 and Indy cars he worked on. ISBN 9780008196806
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Comment #46050349
> How many times a day / week / month do you launch your browser from scratch ? Every morning / day across multiple machines. I don't leave them sleeping or hibernated. Don't think…
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Comment #45903662
scoot, you may find the current mini-series by the podcast Unexplainable to be interesting. It's on sound, and one episode is about tinnitus and research into it. https://www.vox.c…
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Comment #45709758
They also support FTP without the SSH transport, and it's not FTPS either. Various IP cameras still support FTP as a way to write files out periodically; I use this to provide a "s…
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Comment #45706930
"FTP is dead" - shared web hosting would like a word. Quite a few web hosts still talk about using FTP to upload websites to the hosting server. Yes, these days you can upload SSH …
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Comment #45242675
Anecdotally, this rings true for me. Father walked out on mother essentially, when I was in my early 40s. Rocked my world thoroughly, hadn't seen it coming. Several years of therap…
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Comment #45112843
It might be better on Debian, but it's absolutely fine on Fedora too - in that I've hit zero snags. Maybe there are problems somewhere, but I've not encountered them yet (with a mi…
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Comment #45061088
I've been happy with Fedora for my personal systems, and it's the only blessed distro at work for those who don't want Windows or Mac. Heck, I use Fedora Server as my homelab OS to…
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Comment #44869958
In no particular order: Marine mammals Sunsets with no land in sight. Sunsets framing the land. Sunrises with no land in sight. Sunrises framing the land. Thunder and lightning rol…