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by nettdata 5y ago
This is about being able to package and provide the Weta toolset to Unity developers. Imagine making video games with the Weta toolset.
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by nettdata 6y ago
Exactly what I do and I love it. The AppleTV Plex app was a game changer.
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by nettdata 6y ago
If we learned anything from Lawn Darts, it was this. Maybe.
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by nettdata 6y ago
Roll? Pitch? Yaw? Engine RPM? Prop pitch? Those are “most” of the controls... none of which require touchscreens. What controls are you referring to specifically?
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by nettdata 7y ago
Then don’t upgrade.
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by nettdata 7y ago
Unfortunately, just because you spend more doesn’t mean you get what you pay for. I spent 3 years in an education startup and I never saw such a correlation.
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by nettdata 7y ago
First time I saw it was surreal. I was on a wine tour and on the way back to the hotel looked out the window and was gobsmacked. “Woah... that’s the Spruce Goose! The Spruce Goose is here!?!” Cancelled the next day’s tour and hit up the mus
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by nettdata 8y ago
If your team can't check on that stuff manually for a few hours while Slack is down, then I think you may have bigger problems. If anyone on my team came to me and cited Slack being down as a reason for their inability to do their job,
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by nettdata 9y ago
Then how do you explain the Maersk blockchain-based insurance trial that they found very successful? Bitcoin is not the only incentive that can be had in implementing blockchain technology. There are a number of very promising use cases for
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by nettdata 9y ago
Someone watched Jon Oliver...
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by nettdata 9y ago
Try to set up a sprinkler on the roof and just leave it... it'll go a long way to knock down any embers that may land on it.
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by nettdata 9y ago
I've always known it as a battery isolator, and have purchased/installed 3 of them, and that's what I bought them as. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battery_isolator https://www.amazon.com&#x2F
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by nettdata 9y ago
It's called a battery isolator, and it's basically a monster diode from the alternator to the battery. Very common setup for RV's, etc. I had one set up in my Jeep so that it would charge the deep cycle marine battery for my
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by nettdata 10y ago
There were 5 of them that competed in this year's 24 Hours of Daytona, and Lambo is looking at an LMP1 car for Le Mans next year.
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by nettdata 12y ago
Don't know about you, but an SSL certificate does nothing to increase my level of trust of a website.
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by nettdata 13y ago
It's based on freely available data in the first place, and I'm sure an Open Source option will pop up to replace it. If it's truly "mission critical", then I don't see what's wrong with paying for the ser
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by nettdata 13y ago
Saw this pic on Reddit that kind of sums it up. http://i.imgur.com/DkdgGnQ.jpg
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by nettdata 13y ago
As a long distance shooter, and lover of technology, I would most assuredly get a lot of joy out of this. Also, you'd be incorrect about this doing the hard work. They add the concept of "windage" almost as an afterthought, and I can tell
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by nettdata 13y ago
Funny, the first thing I thought of was long-distance target shooting or hunting, not mass killings. The fact that you immediately go to the sniper mass killings angle is what I find to be pretty fucked up.
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by nettdata 13y ago
Whatever you do, don't Google "Unimog".
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by nettdata 14y ago
Agreed. It seems that she involved them in a battle not of their choosing, one that they apparently don't want to fight, and she has since suffered the consequences.
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by nettdata 14y ago
True. My bad, and edited previous comment appropriately. Seems that she got the attention she sought, but it quickly became a case of "be careful what you wish for". A little bit of digging into her tweet history brought some real gems to
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by nettdata 14y ago
No. She made a big stink about what she overheard in a private conversation between two friends, and posted it on Twitter. Probably would not have been a big deal except that one of them, a father of three, was fired as a result. Not her
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by nettdata 14y ago
What constitutes a DB? Can we have "custom" as an option? We wrote 2 very light, single-use DB's for two specific use cases in order to get some performance we needed on real-time data, but they don't really have any kind of management or
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by nettdata 14y ago
Yep. I routinely watch a torrented/PVR'd race with the iPad App running the 'live' timing and scoring. It really does make a huge difference.
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by nettdata 14y ago
I _LOVED_ the fact that they had an engineer co-hosting the webcast. He wasn't the typical pretty-boy spewing stuff from a teleprompter that he didn't understand, and his post-launch elation said it all. Go for quality information, even if
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by nettdata 14y ago
I had to chuckle at how he nonchalantly just whips up a mill simulator or a Python script for the shape of the blade. Each of those alone would be worth digging into in detail. Needless to say, this article is my motivator for the day.
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by nettdata 14y ago
True, but I tend to believe that the makeup of the community is a dynamic thing; it's going to change over time. To start with, it might be a few of the hard-core early adopter, hacker types that will help develop the product, but it will e
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by nettdata 14y ago
I showed my dad the Replicator 2 yesterday, and he's really close to ordering one. I also showed him the RepRap, and he was immediately turned off of the idea... he just wants something easy, polished, and more consumer grade, not "hacker"
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by nettdata 14y ago
I think you spelled "sarcasm" wrong...

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