hmjgriffon
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Quite true sir!It's easier to get forgiveness than permission.
Quite true sir!It's easier to get forgiveness than permission.
Already working on it... ;-)I kinda want a Sky cam now lol, if I wasent in the middle of DIA's flight path I imagine I could setup intrusion detection on that and have bolides flagged in the timeline
im too deep into town to make it worth while, perhaps this will be a project for post retirement on that south pacific island
is that in windows? the VLC option never works for me in linux.Already working on it... ;-)
Blue Iris, I've got it running on windows 8.1 enterprise.
I suspected as much. I just didn't want to assume.his pc swings both ways..
I had a dual boot of windows when I was playing eve online. my laptop is a dell m4800 mobile workstation with an m4800 i7, 32 gig of ram, and two samsung evo SSD's, an 850 and an 840. I had a VM of windows but I was playing around with some stuff and blew all of my virtual box VMs away, believe me, I only use native windows when I have to, I get enough of it all day doing support at work.I suspected as much. I just didn't want to assume.
Dual boot these days? Yeah, I used to do it. But unless you need the performance for gaming, with VM's, I don't see the need as much. I've got a new Dell XPS 13 with the i7 and it cold boots Windows 7 in 17 seconds. Shutdown is 7 seconds. Microsoft has been pulling all sorts funky tricks to speed up the boot & shutdown sequence of Windows since after NT 4.0 (Remember that - the last true OS product from Microsoft, which of course they stole from IBM OS/2 - MS developers wrote it under contract for IBM then abandoned it for NT). But it's never a true cold boot now and there are all sorts of ramifications. Try buying a laptop from Dell or Lenevo now and torching the OS. With UEFI it can be a major pain. Took me 2 days to scrub Windows off the XPS 13 and put on Linux. Working on it now with a new Lenovo Carbon X. Even harder. But a joy once you get it going.
Also, I bought this Dell laptop not too long ago and I was able to choose no OS as an option, I saved $110 not paying the microsoft fee.I suspected as much. I just didn't want to assume.
Dual boot these days? Yeah, I used to do it. But unless you need the performance for gaming, with VM's, I don't see the need as much. I've got a new Dell XPS 13 with the i7 and it cold boots Windows 7 in 17 seconds. Shutdown is 7 seconds. Microsoft has been pulling all sorts funky tricks to speed up the boot & shutdown sequence of Windows since after NT 4.0 (Remember that - the last true OS product from Microsoft, which of course they stole from IBM OS/2 - MS developers wrote it under contract for IBM then abandoned it for NT). But it's never a true cold boot now and there are all sorts of ramifications. Try buying a laptop from Dell or Lenevo now and torching the OS. With UEFI it can be a major pain. Took me 2 days to scrub Windows off the XPS 13 and put on Linux. Working on it now with a new Lenovo Carbon X. Even harder. But a joy once you get it going.
Hmmm. I never saw that option on my Dell XPS 13, which I bought in November. Pity.Also, I bought this Dell laptop not too long ago and I was able to choose no OS as an option, I saved $110 not paying the microsoft fee.
got all 4 of my Starlights Live Streaming right now for those of you wanting to see them perform in real world:
Hi nayr, mind telling us what software you used to live stream?got all 4 of my Starlights Live Streaming right now for those of you wanting to see them perform in real world: