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UFOs, Aliens, Extraterrestrials, Advanced Technology and Other Associated Weirdness
I thought to write now, as I am currently in the "moment of clarity" that I spoke of earlier, courtesy of Elijah Craig. Here it is. There is nothing new under the sun. I know that disappoints those of us that want to know about life, the universe, and everything, but there it is. We're on... -
UFOs, Aliens, Extraterrestrials, Advanced Technology and Other Associated Weirdness
That movie was great. This one little part always struck me as one of the funniest parts - look at that guy's expression when Murray starts singing :lmao: -
UFOs, Aliens, Extraterrestrials, Advanced Technology and Other Associated Weirdness
You're 100% right about that - that "moment of clarity" as some refer to it - where everything makes sense. For me, though, these moments are traditionally quite brief, then I fall off the ledge and nothing makes sense, including me. :lmao: In sober reflection though, your theory does hold... -
UFOs, Aliens, Extraterrestrials, Advanced Technology and Other Associated Weirdness
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UFOs, Aliens, Extraterrestrials, Advanced Technology and Other Associated Weirdness
Yeah, it's cool to let the eggs hatch, and besides, bird eggs aren't that appetizing (except to black rat snakes). Enjoy your smoke and the fledglings that hatch. If you're interested, there's a great YouTube Live channel that monitors a couple of eaglets. I've been watching them since they were... -
UFOs, Aliens, Extraterrestrials, Advanced Technology and Other Associated Weirdness
Me too, Benchmark's barrel proof has gotten hold of me in a significant way. Cheers bro! -
UFOs, Aliens, Extraterrestrials, Advanced Technology and Other Associated Weirdness
How do I do that? I'm new to estimated quarterly payments.... -
UFOs, Aliens, Extraterrestrials, Advanced Technology and Other Associated Weirdness
John, no offense meant, but you sound like someone involved in an intelligence agency. Then again, why you'd be engaged in this rather limited conversation is mystifying...yet... here you are, spewing nonsensical stuff, exactly as someone in an intelligence agency would be doing. Well, whatever... -
Blue Iris OS Options
David Plummer posted another related video - check it out here:- eyeball
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UFOs, Aliens, Extraterrestrials, Advanced Technology and Other Associated Weirdness
That must be the "dissatisfied McDonald's customer" model (BMac40)- it's uncannily like some human behavior I've seen on some of those bodycam youtube videos. :D On a different note, there's a Joe Rogan podcast in which he interviews Hal Puthoff, a physicist of some renown that many of you... -
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There's an ex-Microsoft engineer named David Plummer that has a YouTube channel - any other PC geeks out there like me would really enjoy his content - lot of historical stuff about not only Windows, but old DECs, Unix systems, and other old hardware, such as the Commodore Amiga. Great channel...- eyeball
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UFOs, Aliens, Extraterrestrials, Advanced Technology and Other Associated Weirdness
I think we all want to believe there's something more than a chance existence in a universe devoid of life except for Earth. It's fun to explore possibilities, even the ones that push the boundary of bizarre. When I start to think that there is nothing else, I remember that no one knows what... -
UFOs, Aliens, Extraterrestrials, Advanced Technology and Other Associated Weirdness
Seems like a lot of stuff is boxing us in lately, including the total BS from the government about those drone "incursions". Sometimes I begin to think we ain't gonna make it as a Constitutional Republic for much longer. Then I'm reminded of this: -
UFOs, Aliens, Extraterrestrials, Advanced Technology and Other Associated Weirdness
Great documentary "Flynn" for free on YouTube: -
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I have two HP Compaq Elite 8300 CMT PCs (among several others running w10 that are pre TPM 2.0), one of them is a dedicated BI machine, both running W10. They both have 32G Ram and are i7-3770 CPU @ 3.40GHz, but it has a TPM 1.2 module that cannot be addressed by a firmware update, according to...- eyeball
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It's a tit for tat - Hardware vendors will continue to license and preload Windows software on their machines IF MS will "do something" (ie, TPM 2.0 requirement) to stimulate hardware sales. What else could it really be?- eyeball
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No ill effects from running W11 on a "non-compliant" pre TPM 2.0 module machine. Hm. What's wrong with this picture? So then, MS's requirement for TPM 2.0 is bogus, aside from the notion that W11 may make use of it if it's available., which is exactly as it should be, except that MS doesn't...- eyeball
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Fascinating - are you getting updates, etc. as would be expected and do you notice anything that isn't working in W11? Any ill-effects from not having TPM 2.0? btw, I agree 100% about MS's requirement for TPM 2.0 - it's as if they're intentionally trying to lose customers. Seems like it would...- eyeball
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From Grok 3: (By the way, if you haven't tried Grok 3, you should give it a go - it's incredible - you can get to it via X on the left-hand menu halfway down or https://grok.com/) Microsoft has not officially dropped the TPM 2.0 requirement for Windows 11. As of the latest updates in December...- eyeball
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UFOs, Aliens, Extraterrestrials, Advanced Technology and Other Associated Weirdness
Excellent list BigRedfish, thanks. Tucker Carleson said that there was some unknown force that was keeping the lid on all this disclosure. I think he must be right, else we'd already have the documents (et. al) ... unredacted. But noooo, we can't handle the truth.... evidently. The fallacy in... -
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1. I appreciate and get that the current administration is taking care of urgent business. 2. Taking care of urgent business does not preclude releasing presidential executive ordered released documents such as the JFK files. 3. There is a small window of expectation in which things we were all... -
Gunshot Detection?
Some moron (drunk, high, or just inconsiderate and stupid) seems to enjoy emptying a clip at 2 AM somewhere within earshot. Woke me from a sound sleep Sunday morning with a rapid succession of 9 shots. It was loud, but difficult to pinpoint where it came from. At the time I thought about... -
UFOs, Aliens, Extraterrestrials, Advanced Technology and Other Associated Weirdness
President Trump said that he'd publish a report on the recent drone/ufo sightings (mainly) over NJ within the first few days. He's busy taking care of business (erasing DEI is wonderful), but I hope he doesn't forget about it. -
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What makes you believe Windows 11 will be any different in that respect?- eyeball
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Going to Windows Update: ...and clicking Check hardware requirements eventually leads to a link that downloads a PC Health Check app that indicates that I have the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 1.2 and that 2.0 is required. It is possible that some PCs TPM can be firmware upgraded, but...- eyeball
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Good points - yeah, it's a dedicated BI machine, nothing else, so I'll just stick with Windows 10. Thanks for the help!- eyeball
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Hey folks - I did some searching but didn't see anything obvious (to me anyway) regarding OS options in which to run Blue Iris. If this has already been covered, my apologies. For a good while now, I've been running Blue Iris in a Windows 10 environment, but as we're all aware Microsoft will...- eyeball
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