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by gothroach 7y ago
If you're interested in a relatively inexpensive oscilloscope to play around with, check out the Rigol 1054Z (or 1074Z Plus if you want MSO capabilities). It's four channels and has more than enough features for playing around wi
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by gothroach 7y ago
Don't forget the venerable <blink> tag and the obligatory "Under Construction" GIF.
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by gothroach 7y ago
I would absolutely love using this to track the shared tools at my place of work - we have had constant problems with people using them and forgetting they had them in their possession. I was about to order a 10-pack to try out until I not
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by gothroach 7y ago
I use an 80% keyboard (TKL) for gaming, but a full-sized keyboard for work/normal typing. The TKL keyboard lets me have it positioned a lot closer to my mouse, which allows for a more ergonomic posture for long gaming sessions. I cou
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by gothroach 7y ago
Side note, for more capable boards with the features I need I've noticed it actually costs more to get one without built-in RGB. Not sure how that became the premium option now.
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by gothroach 7y ago
OpenWRT isn't really an alternative to the UniFi stack, unfortunately.
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by gothroach 7y ago
Seeing this on a site would instantly remove any desire I had to make an account.
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by gothroach 7y ago
I've run my own personal email for around 20 years at this point using the same IP address, and have set up all the bells and whistles (SPF, DKIM) over the years as they became in vogue. To my knowledge, I haven't had any issues
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by gothroach 7y ago
The main reason is that most solar arrays are set up in such a way that they require the grid to operate. If you want to run your array without the grid it's a different type of system and requires additional hardware (transfer switch
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by gothroach 7y ago
I spent eleven hours today hooking up large generators (up to 2MW) for businesses. I'm a controls/PLC guy so it's not what I normally do but this was an all-hands-on-deck situation. Two places had their fire alarms go off a
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by gothroach 7y ago
Thought this article was interesting as I've been working with a piece of hardware lately that doesn't close STMP connections after sending mail. Took me a while to figure that out, it would always send email properly the first t
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by gothroach 7y ago
I'm in the same boat as you, but in addition I was having trouble with scrolling up and down messing up their presentation.
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by gothroach 7y ago
The thing is, there have been full color PCBs available in the past, apparently just not recently. I've ordered a few CMYK screened PCBs before, I'll see if I can dig them up again because they're gorgeous. It feels a tad d
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by gothroach 7y ago
I don't know, I'm still firmly in the camp that the URL bar and search bar should be separate. When I'm typing in the URL bar, I expect it to attempt to resolve and request whatever I typed in. If I wanted to search, I&#x27
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by gothroach 7y ago
Looks great - like the IA's movie site but with a more consumer UI. Unfortunately, none of the videos are playing for me in Chrome 75. I've tried a few, they all say that the network failed or the format isn't supported. F
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by gothroach 7y ago
Am I the only one who actually uses the caps lock daily in this era? I see people remapping it all the time, and wonder.
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by gothroach 7y ago
As someone who's never used Gmail, I find it rather amusing how many people seem to think it IS email. In addition, if you're trying to download email via a web browser you're going about it the wrong way.
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by gothroach 7y ago
I believe the issue he's describing is not how random the playlists seem, but rather that it randomizes a list once and uses that as the order instead of each time the list is played. I've definitely seen that behavior in some mu
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by gothroach 7y ago
If you're running a decent size NAS with ZFS datastores, not running ECC is borderline negligent.
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by gothroach 7y ago
I still have my old FX-60 in an antistatic clamshell. I just could never bring myself to get rid of it, I loved that processor so much. That and XPx64 held me for a very long time.
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by gothroach 7y ago
I just visited the Dropbox link on my phone, long press on the image -> open in new tab. It opened the full resolution image with the ability to zoom and pan at will.
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by gothroach 7y ago
I don't recall a time when you could use / in Windows file or directory names.
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by gothroach 7y ago
I feel like this is more of a "5G For Marketers" than a "5G For Developers/Techies".
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by gothroach 7y ago
That struck me - they're promising to form a small foundation to help other immigrants with the all the cash they're receiving (minus ten percent going to the church that helped them when they were homeless), and have only really
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by gothroach 8y ago
On the pumps near me it's on the right, one button up from the bottom. Rather annoying that they (intentionally, I can only assume) are not labeled or give any other indication of their function. One station in my area keeps having t
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by gothroach 8y ago
With Comcast Business, they insist on making you rent a router if you have static IPs. It irks me knowing I could be using my own hardware if I gave up my IPs, which I can't see doing.
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by gothroach 8y ago
One of my first thoughts when I saw this was about screen readers. If searching "Sponsored" in Chrome doesn't match the posts, I'd wager screen readers would just go ahead and try to pronounce all the extra 'S&#x27
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by gothroach 8y ago
As I remember at least some series videos used to be recommended in order, but I haven't seen that in a while. The behavior that really gets me now is having the top recommended videos on my YT homepage ones I've watched... Recent
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by gothroach 8y ago
Oh, definitely. There are some odd rules regarding serrated blades and total blade length, I have to be careful to make sure any knives I buy are okay as an EDC in California. I've been eyeing some Kershaw knives, but haven't pul
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by gothroach 8y ago
Californian here, I always have a knife on me and find myself using it daily. Currently, I'm carrying an older CRKT Mt. Rainier.

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