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Hopefully I can still catch you on RS
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Sorry to hear about that. I think you will do well in your next endeavours.
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What about the results?
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Ah, I see. Have to dig a bit for it (yesterday's). I would recommend a thread that's easy to get to so people don't have to look. You'll be much more effective in communicating with the community.
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Do you guys post the notes or summary anywhere?
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Sorry to hear about that. Heard your area got hit hard.
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Does anyone else remember the daily threads?

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Dan can get on my nerve and I am sure his ban was long overdue only 83 times over, but he somehow could get people online. I think his situation was something along the lines of option A put up with him and have a somewhat active server; option B ban him and let the server die... I'm sure it was a difficult decision, but option B does not surprise me.
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I don't come across too many people who are better at electronic design automation (EDA) than myself.
From what I'm told and what I would like to believe: I'm also a very talented RF/mmW designer.
RF = radio frequency and mmW = millimeter wave. When people use these words in the field they are meaning how fast their circuit signals are changing. A typical electronics engineer they work on signals that are changing a few thousand times maybe a couple of million times per second (kHz and MHz). RF engineers are usually working on things like your phones, wifi, and bluetooth, which are signals changing several hundred million times per second typically around 2.4 billion times up to 5 billion times per seconds (900 MHz, 2.4 GHz to 5 GHz). A person who says they are a mmW designer they suggest they don't work on anything that is changing less than 10 billion times per second (10 GHz); prior to working on consumer electronics I've never touched anything slower than 20 billion times per second (20+ GHz).
When the signal gets really fast the fundamentals of physics really kick in and a lot of the engineering approximations and tricks do not work anymore. When it's a slow signal only changing a few thousand times per second they connect the wires together and everything passes through the wire- no problem! When it's faster than a few million times per second then strange things begin to happen. The signal behaves a lot more like light. Have you ever flashed a light through the window? The RF engineer's goal is to get all of the light through that glass window so that a person on the other side of the glass can see the message. The problem you may have noticed is that some of the light bounces back! Maybe you can get away with it if it's just one window and the person is right on the other side. If there are a lot of windows and other objects between you and the other person... and maybe they are even really far we can say a few houses away on a rainy day... it might be hard for them to see your message or maybe they wont even get the message at all (all of the light has bounced back or dispersed to other areas, or it's covered up by interfering light like light pollution or cars with bright lights driving by). Best of all because you want to have wifi and bluetooth on your phone and to have it connect to all sorts of other devices like your television it's a lot like having 4-5 people try to send a light message right next to each other to another 4-5 people receiving the message from afar, and all of them have to interpret their own message without confusing it for the other person's message. This is the challenge RF engineers deal with, but with circuits. -
I visited from time to time.
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I use to play DayZ as well. My twin got started in the game when it was still an Arma III mod and you could ride a helicopter in the game (or at least that's what I thought I may have saw). It's a good game.
I think it's okay to have servers that aren't super hot high population... it's definitely one of those games where even 6-10 people on the server can be very entertaining despite the big maps. I wouldn't expect it to be successful by our typical measures so you'll have to measure it by other means or simply take the hit and call it for fun.
Here are some videos from about 6 years ago I can't turn up the volume right now so I don't know what we're saying... hopefully nothing bad... I just browsed my Youtube history to see what I posted.
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Best thing is my girlfriend and I are expecting a child.
I'm doing extremely good with work and money.
Worst thing is my cat died.
Always fires in my area and bad air quality now.
Always hot in the apartment.
Spiders seem to want to live with us too, but they wont pitch in on the $3000/mo rent.
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I thought they were voting for Community Representatives not Director Representatives. Whoops!
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That was a bit too quick. I don't feel like everyone agreed on that.
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No wonder the reactions were funky.
I would definitely undo that and make all reactions associated with a reputation. It is too hard to program context.
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I agree I don't know what a lot of them mean.
I'm not sure if some of them have any negative meanings... I'm personally not offended by any. If there is or could be a a negative meaning one, then I will suggest that past communities that removed it really benefited a lot from removing it.
I think all the ratings give you reputation points or so I thought, but it depends in which forum or category you receive them from. Personally I think it should be okay for them to come from all forums I mean people can even earn them from their status so it's a bit silly if it's being excluded from other parts of the forums.
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Is it possible to randomize the order of their names on that page? I'd encourage people to read about everyone and try to make a fair vote; I think we've all participated in some type of vote and there is a natural advantage to having your name show up first in a list even if it's no guarantee.
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Time for mako 24/7
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I took a screenshot of the desktop with the folders, then hid the folders for an April fools joke; also put on a few screwy settings on it such as swapping right and left click on the mouse as well as inverting the wheel. My parents thought it was a virus so they were get pretty vocal when they woke up early in the morning and wiped everything including the OS trying to fix it (they're not very good with computers). Whoops.
I don't recall having ever downloaded a virus on someone else computer including my parents. I may have on my personal computer. I had visited a known-good website I visited regularly without problem, but that website it was hacked and it tried to download something as a visited it. I wasn't sure and I sincerely thought it was unsuccessful, but I immediately wiped it just as a precaution because I didn't want to take any risks.
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A lot of things this month.



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I do recall one of the Division Leaders were working on an anticheat although they left. Not sure if it's for the server your thinking of. I'm seeing a mention of lua so I am assuming you are talking about GMOD; for CS the anticheats are very difficult and controversial to the sound mind. Unfortunately tools that are meant to be insightful or catch your attention are often wrongfully used as definitive markers; they end up snagging more good players than actual cheaters.
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Just trying to get likes








Help me please
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Do you have a bachelors degree?