Video cameras, computer mice, and the 2000s in general are my usual topics. I'm sure I'll waver eventually.
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45+ minutes to review a simple cordless soldering iron from Ryobi 🤣
You could probably make the argument that the human body has the same functionality. Under normal circumstances, we have a certain limit to how far we can exert our muscles. When we're under extreme stress, adrenaline kicks in which extends that limit, often at the expense of injury.
Why the video wall was done by using a bunch of little guys (30:35). Resolution. Matrix video wall controller is only capable of (without some dark magic) splitting the existing image. I.e. if it was 8k stream, you are able to split it into 8 separate 960x540 streams, then try to upscale those to something HD-esque. If you need more monitors than that, you get all that multi-GPU stream synchronization hell as a free bonus. On the other hand, each individual little guy is able to throw at least native FHD on its respective monitor, and network synchronization is less of a butt pain.
Dude. That's %100 custom. Do you even know the meaning of the word. 😆
Someone at Phoenix was a big fan of Dark City.
Nail varnish 👍
lol. Had this in college.
do you know what "Samsung Fast Booting" that is printed on the later revision of the Samsung N220 Plus?
Bet I haven't seen the DOS installer? Do not cite the Deep Magic to me, Witch! I was there when it was written! 🤣
Since you have the drive specific for that board you can mod it and put the actual disk drive tied to that. Not that you would really need it but then it would make it a fully functional Xbox 360.
I wonder if the removal of the disk drive has something to do with it also playing Xbox games. If it included the drive it would intrinsically play xbox 360 games. It would be great for people buying it of course. But would they need to acknowledge that it was just an Xbox 360? Would they need to pay Microsoft for the rights to resell the Xbox 360 then? Without the drive it makes sense that it would be a bit easier to hide the Xbox functionality.
That was the most unexpected Xenia cameo I spat out my coke
The laptop that you showed in the video is almost the exact same modwl as mine mines a E6430
Train and train station displays in Germany are usually a Browser running on Windows or Linux systems. Modern trains have their own TCP/IP networks, running through the whole train, but for station displays sometimes you can easily find the website hosting the respective signs content.
i actually loved the ION-ITX-Mainboards. many of them were made by zotac and the main advantage of these things were, that they can play up to h264-1080p hardware-transcoded without any issues just by installing the nvidia-driver (regardless of the OS). This made them the perfect candidates for running XBMC/Kodi on low-power-pcs with way more capabilities than a raspberry pi. up until h265/hvec and 4K became a thing, this little IONs were the perfect media-centers. used mine for way over 10 years straight.
Here's how I would do it (And not implying your way is wrong): 1- Plastic chassis goes in the dishwasher. 2- Keys go in a delicates bag and in the washing machine 3- Vacuum and scrape of the as much of the ... detritus, as you did. 4- Steel wool to remove the rust from the back, and more vacuuming. 5- Soak that filthy, filthy board in denatured alcohol for ... ever. Scrub it up using a dentures brush, and let it dry. 6- Let everything dry and then reassemble.
Well that was vomit inducing.
You have beta cam and betya confused. Pro and consumer respectively . VHS was terrible/
My father was an independant video/film maker and I grew up around this stuff. One of my earliest "video memories "was being warned to never point it at a bright light source because you will permanently burn it.h
are those just normal .NES files?
The "shoulder pads" in conjunction with the "bar" on the back are supposed to resemble a "briefcase" in its design.
Did you find one of your copies of Riven or was that a fourth one (which may or may not be lost at this point)?
I once found a robust, ventilated box (weighing about 30kg with a 2mm thick custom-made stamped steel frame, about 1.5 x 3 feet and six inches thick) box that had a flat-screen TV and an Apple Mac mini in it. The power solution was hacked for direct connection and there was a pole mount on one end. Too kit home and powered it up and voiles an electronic menu display for a restaurant. These typically sit outside a restaurant facing the street and display the vendor's menu items to passing customers. The Mac mini contained a custom signage program that reads all the items, headings, categories, specials and seasonal items with pricing from an Excel file and used a file (.xls format) with a background image. There seemed to be a provision for touch-sensitive menus as well and It had a phone home remote capability (Probably to update the menu and confirm the software license)
SLU Goodwill is practically just up the road from where I live. I got my current original Xbox from there! Don't usually find terribly much there tho
couldn't you install a shorty m.2 drive in there?
Thats a run of the mill audio amplifier chassis. Those heatsinks were designed to have multiple audio output transistors coupled to them. Just look at 1990s Krell and Nelson Pass amplifiers and you'll see the resemblance.
i like your energy
I had a similar AVerMedia TV Tuner card in my Dell XPS 15 laptop (L501X and L502X) which used a mobile Sandy Bridge i7, I think I saved them in a plastic storage container, but I think they only supported Coax connections, iirc though it worked with some earlier standards of digital broadcasts & cable...
250$ for a 17' viewsonic crt "as is" they should change the name of the store to "super scalpers"
That place is so fucking expensive that makes ebay prices look good.
I think I prefer "laptop" because it's not ambiguous like "notebook". In Chinese, they use their word for "notebook" and I sometimes had to clarify whether I meant a book or a computer.
"Bespoke". That's the most complimentary way I've ever heard anyone say "proprietary", which is another synonym for "Dell". Have those pricks ever made anything that wasn't "Bespoke" to the point of insanity? Laptops, meh, I can't blame them. Everyone's laptops are unique, but their desktops... are pointlessly "bespoke".
The box kinda resembles an og xbox. It would have been interesting to see what you described evolve, a market of mass produced improved custom cooled cases for every generation of console. Former CEO of Niveus watching this video kicking himself right now.
There are tons of web-based, managed "remote powerpoint" things that do video and interactive displays. Also there are a bunch of these that run Android or Nix. Lots of Business class smart tvs, ARM and Intel Embedded junk out there. Some Screens have slots that take a card like this PC thingy and run whatever you'd like on it. Embedded comes in a few flavors too btw. It has different licensing (cheaper I suspect) and is typically supported much longer than normal and gets different updates.
At my old job we had a comical amount of security cameras. About half were analog. The rest were IP based. The IP based ones could go a lot farther out on a cable than you technically should We stuck one at the end of a direct bury CAT6 so it could be at the security gate in the back of the production warehouse. Our analog ones just covered the warehouse from the ceiling.
I'd like to get your take on Binary Emotions - Digital signage platform. Raspberry Pi modified OS.
The Ryobi soldering iron is for soldering hardpoints in the field, not surface mount soldering on your desk. Holy shit.
Did you record your voiceover and then record yourself waving your hands at your voice?
I wish this is what an apple tv was.
54:32 dude that joke this far deep was killing me
My friend had a Sony TV, CRT, it was bigger than that , the stand was a subwoofer as well. He left it there when he moved, this was about 6 years ago and it was still working Sorry memory unlocked. Trying to move that thing 🥺
Oddly enough, i work in similar industry, most of ours digital signage machines, are just regular devices that runs Linux, with a browser in them, remotely controlled by puppeteers, and some Node.js code... Extremely simple code, that don't really need that much of hardware. But customers don't have that much technical skills to put together something self.
Windows does hypervisor by default now
The HD-DVD drive not working is truly terrible.
PVM: Professional Video Monitor
For small law offices that operated in just one state, there weren't that many Westlaw disks. I think it was maybe 3 for Tennessee, but I don't remember exactly. There's a chance I've got some in a drawer. No, they didn't have to be returned or destroyed. They just mostly weren't kept when everything went back online. I've also got a rackmount SCSI CD box. It had individual slot load drives, not changers. At that point, the drives were more useful to me than the rack box, so they ended up in computers. I probably could make the rack unit work again, but... why. It's currently in my rack, just playing shelf.
I think they hobbled that machine to avoid lawsuits from MS. Would love to see another video on this with everything polished up.
i used that windows media center feature a handful of times back in the day
Anyone else notice the ant running around the green pad all video?
It's kinda funny that someone who calls himself "cathode ray dude" got his first LCD monitor in 2003, when most people still used CRT monitors.