The entire premise (moon uv, ir etc) is wrong so the conclusion is wrong.
Sky is always brighter than the land, moon is not required.
Lamp movement is the confusion of where is “up”
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Sky is always brighter than the land, moon is not required.
Lamp movement is the confusion of where is “up”
Also model/token efficiency.
List of possibilities is big
Is it true? France built more the 40 nuclear reactors in the 80s. I doubt it started “planning” for those in late 50s.
Ain’t designs standardized? Russian Rosatom builds a nuclear plant in 5-7 years
Or you can use Zoom or likes of it and connect to it from ipad and share screen.
That actually has lower latency than quicktime thing you mentioned
You can either share a specific window (and need to switch off and share another if you want to share another app) or you can share entire screen.
If I understand correctly that’s what would be the solution here
Back in the days you would use cleanmymac for emptiying caches and what have you, and daisydisk to find big folders
TUI version is free, though there is a paid app if that’s your thing
ie outputting 24/25/30 is completely fine: tv will use corresponding multiples of frames by itself (120 for 24, 50 and 60 for 25/30, etc.)
Also not supporting the original, completely fine and working HomePod for this is another.
Though first place here is dropping raw photo support for the $2k iPhone duo.
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(All these are software features which hardware supports.)
Resolution has nothing to do with dejudder and what have you: these are TV settings.
You should however have match framerate and hdr modes to content in apple tv settings on (unless you have a really old TV).
Obviously some cache for local playback, photos, screensavers, etc.
That was not on my top-5 list of things that may be in that article.
For example this dell is superb, has tandem oled with 200% scaling and runs linux (dhh runs this on onarchy)
https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/laptop-computers/spd/xps14da...
This is very much in line with the likes of pokemon go, wiki landmark projects and what have you (those are nice things to have for autonomous drones/missiles to navigate only with vision when gps/cellular/starlink is actively blocked).
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Russia banned stuff like speedtest because things like that may help “map” the network, aid NSA to model malware propagation, etc.
Not that this should matter when you have cisco, dell, nokia hardware, but it won’t hurt either.
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I mean come on, some nuts even willingly install stuff like this: https://atlas.ripe.net/
And given the selfie camera position, I really doubt there is an accessibility setting to mirror the UI.
It will not get down with half of the internet the next time cloudflare has issues.