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Continue reading â: Adding streaming to a 4K projector
Today just about all television have a smart client that is typically Android based, this makes it easy to get the big streaming services without having to add any more(Continue Reading)
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Continue reading â: Managing an internal Network 2020
Well, it does seem like a network at home has gotten really complicated. Our house has over 30 different IP devices alone and trying to manage all of them is(Continue Reading)
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Continue reading â: Keeping up with a sea of Machine Learning research
Wow, there is just so much going on in technology for Machine Learning from the devops of making it run to the new applications that are shipping to the core(Continue Reading)
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Continue reading â: Getting 4K HDR Atmos Content because why not?
If you spend the dollars on this expensive audio/video then you should make sure to get your money’s worth with content: UHD Bluray. Yes you need a new player for(Continue Reading)
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Continue reading â: Dealing with Broadband in Seattle and paying $30 to avoid data charges. Argh!
Well we are unlucky enough to live in a part of Seattle where Comcast has a monopoly. Literally across the street, CenturyLink has gigabit fiber and about a mile away,(Continue Reading)
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Continue reading â: The Trials and Tribulations of Windows 10, HDR and Atmos and Zoom
OK given the pandemic, i”ve been spending alot of time at home. We have a dedicated gaming 4K HDR PC that I’ve used with a 5-channel Corsair Vengeance 1500 for(Continue Reading)
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Continue reading â: Smart Scales, Blood Pressure and other connected devices
Well I’ve had really good luck during this pandemic in connecting all these health devices together, but today, my GreaterGoods Wifi Scale finally broke. It’s always been pretty flaky. The(Continue Reading)
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Continue reading â: Ah the joys and horrors of using Windows 10 Driver and shortcut hell
Man I had forgotten how confusing Windows can be. Having loved windows and then been a Mac user for the last 10 years, I finally have a PC that I(Continue Reading)
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Continue reading â: Advanced vim hacking with neovim, coc, fzf and ripgrep
This product is so deep that I can’t even say how powerful it is. I’ve actually used the very first version of vi (pronounced “vee-eye”) when Bill Joy did the(Continue Reading)
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Continue reading â: Upgrading your PC and display to a Home Theater
Well, computers and home theaters have really converged. Since the pandemic, I’ve been using a 55″ OLED television(thank you LG 55B9!) as a computer monitor. It’s awesome to have six(Continue Reading)