n-gauge

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by n-gauge 8mo ago
This is great - bookmarked! I've connected my casio midi keyboard to it, hope it will help me with getting the right key of a song (I can work out a tune already, but sometimes in the wrong key)
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by n-gauge 1y ago
Works for me, but some of the effects are a bit gimmicky - Please consider moving the effects to a drop down so that I don't have to constantly scroll up to check result.
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by n-gauge 1y ago
I've looked at a few new builds which also have heat pumps as standard. Looks like the trend is to have a smaller footprint and build upwards (so 3 floors). Also adds ~100K to cost of new build for customer (which I think is to much),
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by n-gauge 1y ago
Just feedback from me: I enjoyed it and found it non frustrating to use. Not sure if I would create an account for it though.
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by n-gauge 2y ago
I like the local running of this and learning about how it works. Q:These models running in WebGPU all seem to need nodejs installed. I that for just the local 'server side', can you not just use a python http server or tomcat for
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What to Do with Old Yubikeys?
2 points by n-gauge 2y ago|0 comments
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by n-gauge 6y ago
I recently bought this and found both the physics and graphics along with the raytracing to be excellent and what many have dreamed of, even on a 1080TI (non RTX card). I've played though the first level, however the sandbox mode is th
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by n-gauge 6y ago
I created a midi piano in the browser for a Roland EP7 IIe that sent midi note off in a weird way - causing double notes , it would send the same note but with just the velocity information changed to 0, which most midi software didn't
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by n-gauge 6y ago
Wait - So you can have Netflix on IOS which is a streaming service, but not game streaming which is essentially the same thing?
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by n-gauge 6y ago
Nice job! (Would like to see Ctrl + e focus into the first value box)
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by n-gauge 6y ago
Docker?
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by n-gauge 6y ago
You could run your browser in a vm , and disallow copy / pasting for that in the vm settings.
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by n-gauge 6y ago
Here's another one - put an oscilloscope across a capacitor and turn off the circuit it's connected too. Quickly short the capacitor with something, and watch the voltage on the oscilloscope as the capacitor discharges, remove the
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by n-gauge 7y ago
Cool trick - I wonder how much of the cell tower's capacity he is hogging too?
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by n-gauge 7y ago
As GPU's get better the cost will come down. Was it a massive cluster of RTX2060's or something?
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by n-gauge 7y ago
Good work! Q: How well would multiplayer work if you used webRTC data sockets instead?
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by n-gauge 7y ago
https://www.xda-developers.com/google-chrome-android-droppin... The current minimum API level for Chrome is Android 4.1. According to a recent commit, it will soon be bumped up to Android 4.4. KitKat. Your app is 4.1, Maybe
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by n-gauge 7y ago
What I have done in the past (which is a temporary solution) is play a matching frequency from a free phone app and make the volume repeatedly lower and higher for a few minutes.. This cancels out the pitch in my ear for a while. Sometimes
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by n-gauge 7y ago
Could also be down to extra testing costing more $$$ to test and fix within a tight deadline to get the product shipped. I don't think the dev would have agreed to test on just a single browser - more likely a management decision.
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by n-gauge 7y ago
if it's just been used for give aways create a new one?
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by n-gauge 7y ago
As phones have got larger they creep into the tablet space, 10 inch size tablets are tiring to hold, for which a small laptop seems better imo.
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by n-gauge 7y ago
#D#+ +#O# #P#+ +#E#
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by n-gauge 7y ago
From your post it's hard to work out if the reason you were shouted at was due to a work issue, or someone being rude? If it's the later just ignore it, don't let them get your back up; if it's a work issue ask them to e
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by n-gauge 7y ago
Are you in a call center role?
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by n-gauge 7y ago
Have 8 hangers: the low four contains trousers (lower nibble), the upper four shirts (upper nibble). Use you favourite rotate algorithm separately on each nibble, and take lsb of the upper and lower nibbles. This is the outfit for today.
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by n-gauge 7y ago
One thing I would like to see in a gameboy emulator is the option to record / input from file keypresses so that you can test speedruns or find exploits. I was thinking this would be trivial for something like a js emulator where you u
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by n-gauge 8y ago
Here's a html / javascript version of simular: https://htmlgames.github.io/htmlgames/differences/gallery/in... type something like lego into the search query and it renders pictures of lego in the m
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by n-gauge 8y ago
you could probably golf this classic one with your method: <div id=B text=snow bgColor=0><script>Ô=setInterval("m='';c=Math.cos;for(ô=0;ô<65;)m+='<p style=position:absolute;top:'+(42+(z=399/(7
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by n-gauge 8y ago
Cool idea, however I could not get it to work with Chrome on a laptop as a host (with the moving qr codes) and a S5 phone (join) also running Chrome pointing at the laptop (it could see the qr codes on the transparent video). It didn't
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by n-gauge 8y ago
Have the text checked by a dictionary and if < 50% (or whatever is needed) fails then don't send the text.

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