wartron | 3 years ago | on: Video Rendering with Node.js and FFmpeg
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wartron | 3 years ago | on: America’s bad bet on expanding legal sports gambling
San Francisco
wartron | 3 years ago | on: Documentation related to the implementation of SimCity 2000
Sounds like art imitating life.
wartron | 3 years ago | on: North Paw
You should play some https://www.geoguessr.com/
wartron | 5 years ago | on: The Nokia N900: the future that wasn’t
Before this was a "feature phone" the Nokia 9000, i loved it.
When this was out I was using the OG Motorola Droid. I wanted one of these but they were not available on my carrier so I stayed on the Droid line. The hot-dog slide keyboard was amazing. I had full terminal control from these.
Nowadays I actually still rock a 2017 iphone SE; dimensions wise I don't want anything bigger in width or height, but i would gladly add some thickness to get a full tactile keyboard again.
wartron | 5 years ago | on: SpaceX delivers 3rd batch of Starlink satellites in two weeks
I forget what its called, but if something is gonna fail... its most likely to fail on the maiden launch (or like first 100 miles for cars)
wartron | 5 years ago | on: Logging into Gmail on Chrome links my Google Account to the browser
This might not be the answer your looking for, but i do this with just the chrome profile-directory command line flag to have a separate chrome for personal, work, and sometimes one for testing or contract work.
The only downside or issue i've run into is when some application wants to use some web login and it just launched the default browser. sometimes copy and pasting the url into the browser with the profile i want to use works, sometimes not.
wartron | 5 years ago | on: Electricity over $900/MWh in most of Western US now
Why is geothermal not more prominent?
wartron | 5 years ago | on: 78rpm Records Digitized
Thank you for pointing this feature out. IA never cease to amaze me.
wartron | 5 years ago | on: Zero arrests in 6 months of health care professionals replacing police officers
This title makes it sound like a bad thing, but this is good.
Edit: I think the title was changed between me posting this. Please ignore it.
wartron | 5 years ago | on: The bunker builders preparing for doomsday
I can believe that, chicken coops probably one of the oldest studied things.
wartron | 5 years ago | on: The bunker builders preparing for doomsday
Thanks, im sure there is some research, but coops i've driven past seam to still use normal day/night cycles with like skylights... anything with entirely artificial light?
wartron | 5 years ago | on: The bunker builders preparing for doomsday
Are there any studies about using artificial light /day/night cycle for chickens in like a cave or bunker?
wartron | 5 years ago | on: The Kidnapping of the Lunik (1967)
This has happened with PDFs where they just scaled a black square image over the redacted text.
wartron | 6 years ago | on: Linux doesn't have Photoshop
> If anyone else has this issue that states: "the installer was damaged and may need to be downloaded again" I got around this by right clicking the installer and showing package contents > contents > MacOS and clicking on the install file found there
Have you tried this? I have CC 2019 installed on Catalina.
wartron | 6 years ago | on: Coke Putting Dasani Water in Cans Amid Backlash Against Plastic
The Dasani cans.
wartron | 6 years ago | on: Coke Putting Dasani Water in Cans Amid Backlash Against Plastic
Can't throw these in a freezer either tho
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But they do at times cause some issues. Latest 3d renders have been causing memory issues that I think would be solved with bigger boxes but havent need to investigate for a little while.
Have thought about it just outputting frames and then later having ffmpeg sticth them into a video, but havent gotten around to really testing it.
Im guessing this limited to 2d canvas, but excited to check it out. Thanks!