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subhro
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Comment #48953695
That’s a super interesting question. I don’t think I isolate one stream to each ear since I can process them through headphones as well. Also routinely when I am working as a radio…
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Comment #48944385
They are mono, but I was trying to say that with practice, you can process 2 independent audio streams simultaneously irrespective of whether they are mono or stereo. For example, …
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Comment #48944248
As a pilot and a radio officer, I have always been able to process and service 2 audio streams simultaneously. So not surprised with this finding.
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Comment #47580026
oh okay. I had no idea and was lazy to check the commit logs.
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Comment #47578566
Is this vibe coded? The README at least looks very LLM-ish.
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Comment #47109955
Light weight and electron in the same sentence? Oh well.
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Comment #44980849
Again, just nitpicking, but if you have the right approach speed, and not doing a super short field landing, you need very little wheel brake if any. ;)
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Comment #44980825
Indeed I was thinking of Vno. I just had a brain fart when I said manoeuvering speed. I meant to say maximum structural cruising speed.
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Comment #44974456
> That is to say, at a given speed a heavier airplane will fall out of the air [hyperbole, it will merely stall - significantly reduced lift] before it can rip the wings/elevator o…
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Comment #44972716
I just can’t resist myself when airplanes come up in discussion. I completely understand your analogy and you are right. However just to nitpick, it is actually super important to …
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Comment #44892111
From one Kar to another, দূর্দান্ত গল্প Congratulations.
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Comment #44596657
> But whenever someone answered the call and built a Smartphone with QWERTY keyboard, the product failed commercially Blackberries? Granted, they failed but for a completely differ…
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Comment #44587652
Freeswitch is more complicated and has a steeper learning curve, but you can pair it with FusionPBX and it will make things a lot more palatable. Asterix is the grand daddy of this…
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Comment #44587384
Yes, get a trunk from someone like BulkVS, SignalWire and run your own freeswitch or asterix. You can set up arbitrary “allowed” lists. Hell you can even get fancy with lookups and…
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Comment #44209831
Make your own bed (?) Ref: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pxBQLFLei70
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Comment #43259264
> Bulk of the instrument flight training is "mindgames" anyways - you see nothing other than instruments, your "seat in the pants" is likely to cheat you.. Eh, I guess I can flex a…
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Comment #43092079
That's the retail. You never ever buy Snap-On retail. Note: I didn't say buy used. Also, electric tools from Snap-On are pretty meh. Dewalt, Makita and mayyybbee Milwaukee all the …
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Comment #43091050
https://www.soundaway.com/R19-16-UltraTouch-Denim-Insulation... https://www.tmsoundproofing.com/RSIC-1-Low-Profile-Clip.html https://www.amazon.com/Resilient-Metal-Hat-Channel-long…
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Comment #43090568
> I've turned a few wrenches as a life-long DIY mechanic, a former aircraft mechanic, and a mechanical engineer. I use the Hazard Fraught method of tool purchases: I will buy a too…
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Comment #43090196
> DIY makes sense if you either 1) enjoy it or 2) are in a position to need to spend your time to save money (and carefully evaluate tradeoffs about when it would cost you more mon…
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Comment #43089990
> So £64 for the lot - about US$ 80. If you're in tech, the value of the time you spend driving to the store will probably be higher than all the tools you'll buy while you're ther…
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Comment #42919865
> Check writing is becoming a rarity, and many first-time senders find the process daunting Now, I am scared of even the thought of pulling out my pen and writing. And you merely c…
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Comment #42311814
It actually exists. It’s called Plustek Opticfilm 120, though not particularly low cost, and I have one for sale.
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Comment #42129184
I hope you understand how privileged you are to be able to say that and hopefully do what you say.