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One of my all time favorites and one I introduced my Son to as a child. He loved it enough to complete it and get a tattoo as an adult.

Don't get me wrong, this is awesome, but it could be better by adding Greek and Arabic, and possibly Sumerian documents?

I'm glad you posted this before I took the time to review the link; saved me time. I'm certainly interested in a feature like this that's all local in my file system as I'm sure others are as well.

Mostly agree, but many times there is no python nor ruby on a system, whereas there may always be shell available for scripts like these.

Nice skill, much needed these days; I know I'm not the only one that yearns for variety, even in our internal tool pages.

Also in broad daylight

Takes me back to the old days, using telnet to play The Marches on the UCSD computers from my apartment dial-up. Any of the other peerage around here?

It'd be interested to see how one could leverage all the DDR3 ECC that they may have laying about; maybe an overseas shopping site has these boards available? Would DDR3 be as fast or faster than an SSD?

Agreed! Even better, this is a knot I need.

Nice take, but aside from all this, I think he could whoop Elon's butt in a fight.. lol

Sean, you know its probably ICE, everyone has had issues with it at some point when you've worked in WebRTC long enough, as you know ;)

This is a great update with a clear break-down with lots of detail; bravo lynne! For naysayers Opus is great and has its place, but AAC isn't going anywhere.

In our group we use what we call adversarial coding, where we pit agents against each other; this looks like a similar use-case and looks to be very well done. Very cool!

From this mondain to the maintainers, thanks!

Great write-up, I've often considered these DC cards for a project and now you've convinced me to pick one up; you describe the price of the unit against what one spends on tokens and that does it for me.

Reading Voxel always takes me back, way back.. I played Comanche for hours and read up on Voxel tech in various magazines of the day; so clever and easy to implement. Nice demo and thanks for the trip down memory lane.

thanks

Try not to confuse container vs codec. M2TS can carry a plethora of content and is very widely used these days, in the streaming world.

This is an awesome project for those that have Blink devices and want to use them in their own ecosystem. Power to the people!

Get ready for some dope code... ;)

Very cool, thanks for sharing. I'm sure this will come in handy!

If this stupid bullshit existed in 1982, He is 100% correct, I would have lied to use my Commodore 64 or Sinclair 1000.

Your fork, inspired me to make a fork and add the OS'es that I use; Windows and Linux.

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Using the world's greatest Navy for piracy is a damn shame. Also exactly what one would expect of a greedy fool.

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