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mondainx

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About mondainx

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/mondain; my proof: https://keybase.io/mondain/sigs/iUPaurFWSZSK6xlhQlIIjiaLXT6lXv3aOquGxVktvHM ]

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    Don't get me wrong, this is awesome, but it could be better by adding Greek and Arabic, and possibly Sumerian documents?

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    I'm glad you posted this before I took the time to review the link; saved me time. I'm certainly interested in a feature like this that's all local in my file system as I'm sure ot…

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    Comment #49059693

    Mostly agree, but many times there is no python nor ruby on a system, whereas there may always be shell available for scripts like these.

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    Comment #49058794

    Nice skill, much needed these days; I know I'm not the only one that yearns for variety, even in our internal tool pages.

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    Comment #49037006

    Also in broad daylight

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    Comment #49035918

    Takes me back to the old days, using telnet to play The Marches on the UCSD computers from my apartment dial-up. Any of the other peerage around here?

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    It'd be interested to see how one could leverage all the DDR3 ECC that they may have laying about; maybe an overseas shopping site has these boards available? Would DDR3 be as fast…

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    Comment #48817979

    Agreed! Even better, this is a knot I need.

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    Comment #48805493

    Nice take, but aside from all this, I think he could whoop Elon's butt in a fight.. lol

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    Comment #48762059

    Sean, you know its probably ICE, everyone has had issues with it at some point when you've worked in WebRTC long enough, as you know ;)

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    Comment #48761993

    This is a great update with a clear break-down with lots of detail; bravo lynne! For naysayers Opus is great and has its place, but AAC isn't going anywhere.

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    Comment #48699371

    In our group we use what we call adversarial coding, where we pit agents against each other; this looks like a similar use-case and looks to be very well done. Very cool!

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    Comment #48673070

    From this mondain to the maintainers, thanks!

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    Great write-up, I've often considered these DC cards for a project and now you've convinced me to pick one up; you describe the price of the unit against what one spends on tokens …

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    Reading Voxel always takes me back, way back.. I played Comanche for hours and read up on Voxel tech in various magazines of the day; so clever and easy to implement. Nice demo and…

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