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Ray tracing? I don't have a laser beam.

No, not I. I'm OK with a basic Quattro card.

So the later ones have substandard parts? :crap:

nVidia was founded in 1993. What is the advantage in a Founder's Edition, more memory, fast clocker, etc.?

Yes. Is it OK or is the antivirus really needed?

Is the Windows Defense sufficient if the web is not used? I feel the antivirus is as bad as the unlikely potential maleware in sucking info.

Have you measured conductance of the wine (µS)?

How would wine have a measurable inductance? I did work with electronic tongues some years ago. I think they had 7 flavor channels at the time, compared to 5 "tastes" for humans.

How would wine have a measurable inductance? You could probably measure the pH with a probe, but most DMMs are not set up for that.

Something funky was going down last night on the forums. Here is the OEM link without codes. http://www.klaruslight.com/index.php?m=content&c=index&a=show&catid=128&id=139 It fits nicely in the pants without being uncomfortable or noticeable.

There is something wrong with my replies. The threads are mixed up. I'm not sure about Chinese numbering, but the numbers are not formed the way I expect. It could be a Bulgarian I suppose. My tastes generally transitioned from sweet to savory in the 1980s for some reason.

I bought a few more lights. It's beginning to become a problem. One of interest is the new version of the XT-1C with the XP-L HI. It is quite bright for the size/weight (weighs only 65g w/battery) although only runs for a half hour on turbo. It is supplied with the 16340 that has the micro...

The distance would have to be so close that I could not see all of the pixels from center to corner without moving my head. I think it would be fine for office use and would consider one if it did not cause policy issues. Maybe Sedorkian could do it with his young eyes and not needing...

Yeah, that is typical studio or control center setup. Are you monitoring something and need to see all of them at the same time?

I agree. I know people in the office often use two monitors, but they are HD only. I see the value for reviewers of different materials often from different systems. I still use a printer though. Given there are cheap enough 4K displays, I would think that the human eyeball vision is fairly...

I'm not expecting all that much for $18, but the comparison with the Fluke is unlikely to be just luck. It has a label with handwritten foreign (Chinese?) voltages. I may buy a 60,000 count meter later on, but the schedules are so hectic now that I probably should wait until after November 9.

I don't like that sweet stuff. After dinner there should be coffee. :) Lately there is a trend for the rosé wines, but I don't really like them. We have decent wines in CA, so I don't need to buy any of the foreign ones anymore.

From what I can decipher the AD584 chip was made in 1997 and the Chinese allegedly measured the voltages in 2017 at 25°C with a 34401A. I don't like that temperature, so I used 21°C. It is amazing that after nearly 25 years the measured values are within ±1 in the LSD compared to the...

I will try the AD584JH reference next week and see where my Fluke stands. I'd be surprised if it is close to twice the natural tolerance.

Excel has been like that since practically forever.

It matters to me. :) OTOH the color temperature of a flashlight not so much. I'm sure DD would say it matters if a vehicle takes 4 vs. 6 or 8 seconds to 60, but in the city it wouldn't matter much to me either.

Will the cryptomaniacs buy most of the supply?

If an instrument is not calibrated properly the data obtained is not valid. Nobody cares about 17025 anymore?

Well I answered #2 and #3 is related. #1 is mostly VDC ADC and Ω. I rArely measure caps and diode or continuity can be tested with a £20 meter.

Probably. Does it work on the emails?

Now they are spamming me with the oxygen concentrator, cataract cures, and reversible mortgage. :mad:

I have a fundamental issue with measurement error. NMT 1 ppt (0.1%) is just how my brain functions, and even that seems high. I'd probably get a bench meter if more accuracy and resolution were needed. My Fluke was fine, but I have no idea after 25 years. I will find one of the precision...

The Windows Update on the work computer is forcing us to update by next week. :(

Thanks, but that looks like some funky Chinese with no US service presence. How do you know if they are accurate or get them calibrated?

I have a Fluke 8060A/8062 or some DMM about 25 years old. Is it worth calibrating or even possible? What today has comparable accuracy and quality? Most of the stuff on the Amazon looks cheap and unreliable. Thanks.

I'm not buying any CPUs until all the security nonsense with the meltings and spectres patches is resolved.

Then don't connect two monitors. :lol:

I'd rather have fewer cores and higher frequency. 250W is nuts.

I have mixed feelings about that since Flash was easy to disable. Maybe you all can browser block the htlm animations.

I'd say about 2010 or so was the peak and subsequently the internet has been going downhill. I blame the stupid smartphones and the tiny screens. Now every site is full of giant images (often unrelated to the actual product) and very little text and everything must be scrolled for miles. Yet...

I resort to the smartphone for some sites now. It should work with the current MS though.

Buechner, Buechner...

The 14TB Toshiba is close to reality.

I'm confused. I thought the SMR drives were slower and funky. Of course they have higher platter density, but do they maintain speed over a full drive write? How long does it take to encrupt a whole drive? The ones I have slow down after 20 GB or some amount that I forget and are erratic...

The ThruNight v6 catapault.

Do they have the global entrance?

No, I'm not allowed. It would be someone else.

I only have a copule of the Backup Plus 2TB with the shingles or whatever else makes them intermittently slow. Which are yours?

No, there was a spell-checker moment. Something corrupted my link, but Newtun's is correct.

What pixel? Would that be an HTML type with embroidered jpeg? Aren't jpegs disabled by default or can't you open a suspected email as text?

At some point Seagate started using the shingled format in their 2.5" external drives and that is typical behavior for them. The older Seagate 2.5" drives were mainly based on the Samsung design.

So is it not a good idea (for a normal person) to go there on vacation during late September?

Do people use webcams anymore? I thought almost everyone puts tape or one of those shutter thingies over the tiny camera in laptops.

Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition. :lol: