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by 2J0 6y ago
This is my view of Renaissance if Internet cafés!
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by 2J0 6y ago
More from NEC : "Human color perception is very subjective and highly inconsistent. You can simply not trust your eyes " https://www.necdisplay.com/colorcritical/home/aboutcolor
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by 2J0 6y ago
Eizo provide a variety of tools with their displays: https://www.eizo.com/products/coloredge/unicolor_pro/ I have a strong interest in learning more from you if you are as able ever to be a independent Guinea
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by 2J0 6y ago
I don't recognise the adjectives used in modern speech or even the papers. I suffered a massive memory loss rendering almost all of past ten years cut from my experience during my recovery. In the meantime language changed sufficiently
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by 2J0 6y ago
Good monitors have modes for some color blindness corrections. I'm extremely embarrassed by the paucity of my domain knowledge and you are right for calling out this need because color blindness is far more prevalent than generally acc
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by 2J0 6y ago
It's called being Trade Dress artist of manager, or at least before the uncalibrated www came along, there was great need for the role and I will attest the importance of making it a separate job function with direct bottom line affec
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by 2J0 6y ago
Apps like Kuler are IP territorial land grabs. I'm so disappointed with the level of understanding of colof (and other widely used and tremendously important knowledge) that if anyone has a London home for opening a reference library I
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by 2J0 6y ago
uninviting greyish green #82A67D cultrate bright light green #2DFE54 muttering dusty purple #825F87 #00000 fade to black on poetic combination descriptor
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by 2J0 6y ago
This is big business. Naming colours is a huge money spinning scheme. Pantone has been given a monopoly because... Because no reason! Forget open source as in beer software for the moment and let's write truly international canonical c
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by 2J0 6y ago
my father , a Depression Era banker, observed : "who asks How Much is fine but the man who asks When you are paying him is finished." Government has to smooth time.
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by 2J0 6y ago
A million iops from spinning rust? 200 iops per drive from 2.5" 15KRPM is good going.... Edit:iops auto spellings
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by 2J0 6y ago
I hope you can correct my numbers but I am pretty sure this is within the same decimal order of magnitude : If 1-2TB drives were handily $1k in 2010 (2005 $1K hot you 128GB 15KRPM) and your array set is at least R10, already raw storage is
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by 2J0 7y ago
How is engine idle running a drivers home appliances and hvac statutory tachtime? (ymmv linguistically I suppose depending where you haul from/how much time you spent in freeway lay-bys fixing your pickup/bandmobile/trabbi bu
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by 2J0 7y ago
I'm saying I'm serious twice in this year already do it had to be the end.. Send everyone over 55 s as my working phone capable of doing Skype or whatever and provide the device a data connection to a Chatroulette app setup and in
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by 2J0 7y ago
I'm fifty +- some and became isolated without realising during the years I cared for my mother. You want to give the old folks, among who I am myself in this respect, something to live for. Attention is the catnip. Want to kill the old
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by 2J0 7y ago
See my comment about ASN.1 which is anything but incomplete...
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by 2J0 7y ago
Whatever was wrong with ASN.1 for the wire? it's not a direct replacement but a sanitising schema that's truly amazing in application breadth, support, tooling, and implementation efficiency. In force documentation: https:/&
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by 2J0 7y ago
My memory is hazy but I'm sure I recall the problem during summer 94, but I stand corrected. Was there any normal way for the information to reach us? That was the year intel took down Vlsd Pentkovskis profile page.. I loved to tease
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by 2J0 7y ago
Seriously this isn't humor, we're running a "abandoned " processor for authentication and a operating system decidedly unattractive unless you want to win capture the flag at deacon. We abandoned the secure operating sys
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by 2J0 7y ago
Can I restate the go question as "is complexity of the machine effectively security by obscurity and effective in practice for reliance upon?" Really how much unnecessary complexity is traversing boundaries we can shut down or at
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by 2J0 7y ago
Does enough independent isp demand exist to aggregate the traffic to provide breakouts and satisfy Spectrum's 8 point term? This reminds me of writing a bit to catch the BT SIN Supplier Information Notes ephemeral notices: BT and later
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by 2J0 7y ago
Skype uses Signal protocol and allows call records deletion. AFAICR a email address registration will suffice instead of a phone number
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by 2J0 7y ago
SMS leaks gps and tower triangulation data
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by 2J0 7y ago
My 2005 Dell dual Xeon 3.9Ghz box with 8GB RAM is floating around, we used VMware and more memory than that though and the nvidia card has half a gig and my box had four 15k 146GB Fujitsu drives on a LSI R10 with iirc 1GB BBU RAM cache , th
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by 2J0 7y ago
The primary buyers of newly issued stocks are precisely who have been forced into buying artificially supply constrained private shares with in many professional opinions made available to me under assurances of my probity, unlawful restrai
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by 2J0 7y ago
They're turning our dens into the next generation datacenter and personally I won't be happy until our furnace is substituted for radiators that are heat sinks / backplanes for the various 1U * servers I'd like instead o
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by 2J0 7y ago
Plenty of businesses aren't necessarily businesses already. My company partnership numbered five in the beginning. This isn't a unusual headcount for a family home that's represented by a ad hoc bunch of pcs, phones, printers
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by 2J0 7y ago
Please let me make the connection from active directory wan replication, as far as what I believe is the objective of ramping up the azure ad services capability and capacity: making a global computing grid with current and next generation
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by 2J0 7y ago
We pushed federation caches over the signalling channel of ISDN2 as late as 2007. ISDN is the most commonly misunderstood and under appreciated communications standard. During the early nineties ISSN acquired a horrible reputation for incom
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by 2J0 7y ago
If that's the case then if I'm a thriller author and my bestseller is going into production then I will be lining up a whole artillery of attorneys and probably some court orders equivalent to Anton Pillar orders which is the Engl

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