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I'm most familiar with BBN for their contribution to acoustics, but the firm is best known for its development of ARPANET among other contributions to computing. Here is a PDF of collected stories by employees.

http://www.cbi.umn.edu/hostedpublications/pdf/CultureInnovat...

I wonder if photographic evidence "enhanced" by such a method would be admissible in court?

When I was a kid, my dad sat next to a different RadioShack CEO on a plane. He mentioned that I was always in the store and Mr. Roberts gave him this, https://imgur.com/a/BolEA

Wouldn't surprise me. I heard the person who wrote the legislation left when they were completed and took a job with AWS.

I'm at the end of my knowledge on the issue. Someone else will need to weigh in.

Specifically, I understand a 1968 law put into effect the Man in the House rule. Black families had to decide if welfare would pay better than the father's job. Many left the house so the mother and child(ren) could receive the welfare payment. The Moe Factz podcast has been helpful to me in understanding these structural problems in society.

https://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Man-in-the-Ho...

http://www.moefactz.com/

Well, Iran is after all the last of the Wes Clark Seven.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RC1Mepk_Sw

Yup, I'm sure Amazon can get them at a discount for a Prime Air fleet.

There are already cameras in some seatback systems although airlines have denied using them.

https://www.flyertalk.com/articles/seatback-cameras-designed...

Renovations 3D is the Android companion app to Sweet Home. A little clunky, but it exists.

Thanks for sharing this perspective. Some of us have a core competency in a domain outside of CS and want to build niche tools to serve our industry. Electron helps us reach our userbase without excluding one or more platforms. Bloat is secondary compared to the other heavyweight software I have to use.

Checking in. Grew up in Decatur/Forsyth.

> I just ran across Real Engine looking for Architectural Visualization software (note that Twinmotion is free until Nov!)

Thank you!

For those with a Synology, their Photos app has some of this search ability, but Google is much further ahead.

I did a photo search too and decided to use "every" anyway. But hey, I got you to investigate it yourself and you'd have to agree on "most."

Seems odd that every picture of Edward Snowden shows one of the nose pads on his glasses missing.

White noise is equal energy across all frequencies linearly. Sounds hissy because there are more frequencies included within each musical octave as you go higher.

A more even-sounding spectrum is pink noise which is equal energy per base 2 logarithmic bandwidth. Sounds like a waterfall.

I hiked the backcountry there two spring breaks during college. That was 20 years ago, but I don't really recall it being crowded. Beautiful time of year, but a little scary when I had to forge a river of snowmelt.

Does it have a Memory Stick Pro Duo reader to go with the SD?

Convert them to cargo. Amazon could probably scoop them up for pennies on the dollar for a new Prime Air fleet.

MS outsources some of their product industrial design, https://pensar.com/project-gallery/consumer/

Will FB dogfood it by paying their employees in Libra?

I do love that my kids' birth certificates from King County (which Redmond is within) is printed in a Comic Sans variant. Reap what you sow.

Windows Is an Emulator

...doesn't quite have the same ring.

The house is the collateral in a mortgage though.

This has been a fascinating decade or so watching the children of the 60's make their way into positions of senior governance/policymaking.

5G attempts to market a compelling reason to upgrade a phone and stave off the slowing phone replacement cycle?

I wonder if you could repurpose the mythflagcommercials process from MythTV to do this. It has a variety of methods to detect commercial breaks.

Bob's Red Mill

I heard the guy who wrote the government regulations for cloud computing promptly resigned after it passed and went to go work for AWS.