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If you use a decent program to play videos (I like Media Player Classic, it is free and available on ninite.com), you can right-click on the video and choose "Properties". My phone and GoPro Hero 4 Black can both do 4k video, but most of my recent stuff is timelapses shot using the interval...

At least one of the posts on this issue I found had the author insisting that their videos would only be recognized as 4k if it was 4096x2160. Lots of mis-information out there I suspect.

Both of these are true. LEDs produce far less heat for an amount of light (more efficient). However, LEDs need to be kept way, way cooler than other kinds of lights. LEDs are happiest under 50 or 60C, whereas halogens can happily be hundreds of degrees.

I've sen other YouTube videos offer 4k@60, tempted to reach out and find how they did it.

Yup. 3840x2160 at 60FPS. In the past I've even tried higher resolutions (5472 x 3648 @ 120FPS) without luck. No idea what it cares about, and Googling hasn't given me anything useful.

I'd assume that that is your credit score. Even if you don't plan on financing the vehicle, many dealerships get payments for getting you to finance through the automaker. I was able to get another $1500 off my wife's car by financing it and then immediately cutting a check for the total amount.

That one, after being online for more than 12 hours, offered a 4k version. No idea how long before (if?) the 4k60 will show up.

Yup. Have you figured out the cost yet?

The workflow, mainly. Secondarily checking if I can get YouTube to recognize the file as 4k@60.

test https://youtu.be/7hrHI5KhOzY

I was running that based on your recommendation a while ago. Re-installing now. Is it really that GPU and that little CPU intensive?

We're replacing his laptop and tablet with the Surface Book which runs Win10. Also, the Android app he was using required the game to be online all the time?

I'm handling some Christmas shopping for some clients. One of which is getting a top-end Surface Book. The #1 priority for them is the ability to play scrabble with the person next to them (passing the tablet back and forth) while not on the internet (on an airplane, for example). Who makes the...

I'm pretty sure there is, though they may not discuss it in the brochure. Even the Model S has a reduction gear.

Merc's suggestion was the first to come to mind, I hadn't thought of Coug's. The problem with that one is that it still puts some trust in the existing install. Keyloggers could cap your data for one. To steal from both, Maximum paranoia would be to have a bootable Linux install and your...

My car when it was stock seemed to be just more than strictly necessary (for short on-ramps, merging, etc). 3300Lbs/211HP = 15.6:1 Of course, gearing and transmission type matter as well.

Your experience just about echoes my own with my Forgestar F14s. Still haven't ordered the replacement (running the stock wheels for now).

The best visibility from the inside I've ever seen was a McLaren 650S. You sit pretty far forward and having the engine behind you means the hood can fall away very quickly.

I don't have a photo because I don't know exactly what I want. The wires themselves are pretty standard; think Ethernet only 6-conductor and slightly bigger gauge. Each wire has a red, green, brown, white, blue, and black conductor. All I need to do is splice all the wires of the same color...

My Google-fu is failing me again. It is hard to shop for a product if you don't know the name. The system I'm working with has a 6-conductor low-voltage command bus that can be simply spliced together as needed. I have a couple dozen of these wires terminating at the main computer. Currently...

I've just made it very hard to get a hold of me. My mail is sorted and only bills make it to my desk. I have a work phone number, but the receptionist screens all calls and uses her discretion to dump most to a voicemail that I never check. My cell phone only rings if the caller is in my...

My lawnmower does an incredible job; also handles the shrubs. His name is Jose.

I've gone intermittent temporarily (Fallout 4). Back full-time soon.

No, that is why they wanted to take all your information.

Even if you aren't going to finance, they'll be able to stalk you after you don't buy a car.

I'd be tempted to specify the maximum that it can scale to, whether that be in TB, volumes, number of machines in a cluster, GB/s throughput, IO/s, etc.

I hadn't. Thanks for the tip.

Indeed. Downloaded from your link and ran it. The software spelled out the changes it was going to make and I verified the changes were made after hitting the automatic button.

This went well on 10. My main interest is reducing bandwidth consumption, some of my clients are on slow connections.

Meh. They've been around for a long time; and their products are very well regarded.

No idea. Their website is frustratingly out of date for what seems to be a cool company that ships interesting products. Perhaps they are used to dealing directly with customers for their average price point.

Brabus looks to be developing an all-electric drivetrain for the Mercedes E-Class wagon rated at 430HP and 2300+LbFt of torque? Yes, please.

I have some S3300 units and they're fine for my needs. I haven't done any management, so can't speak to that part.

Lately I've been using the Bose ANR IEMs (200 something). Mainly because I've been working at an industrial site and the noise reduction was as important as the audio.

If this is a thing that you do occasionally, it might be worthwhile to look at paying for gotosupport.com. It is by Citrix and uses the same engine as GoToMyPC. You can send a link and then control their PC with very little work on their end. You can also set up a bunch of computers for...

As good? Probably the $55k. Within 1% could probably be had for $5k. Within 3% for $500.

The question is, one or two orders of magnitude too pricey?

These numbers would have been very impressive a while ago. Now? Secondary drive.

That software partially works for Samsung 951 M.2 drives, informational only it looks like.

R5 actually looks like a really good case for my water-cooled "Home1" machine. Radiator is external, drives are M.2, GPUs are in the first and second slot, no optical drives. All I need is room for the motherboard, slightly long PSU, and room at the top of the back of the chassis for me to drill...

Yup. No news. "Vault vulnerable while door is open and intruder in room".

Still working on it, having some image timing issues, image numbering issues, stability issues, just a mess. Of course, the time it takes to get through the workflow is also dampening my enthusiasm and slowing the learning curve. Here's one, there are more on my YouTube channel...

I suspect he meant alternatives in the 2TB capacity.

I didn't know that was news? I'd always assumed that all VAG vehicles would be affected?

Everything is playing well with my 3840x2160, though earlier betas of Prison Architect gave the humorous error message "unreasonable resolution". My biggest complaint is that I'm limited to 60fps. Not sure if there are any better video protocols coming up that would allow 100Hz+ refresh.

I've got a few samples, looking forward to 4k BluRay for a good source of 4k content.

A couple years ago I upgraded the electrical service at the house to 200A. 200A @ 240V is (IIRC) 48kW. Gas is cheaper around here than electricity for heating things (house, water, clothes), but I'm converting to electric as I plan to go solar. Once I have all the appliances electric I'll be...

Where are you finding good 4k video?

Then I am legitimately wasting energy. Not that direct resistance heating (computer) isn't 5-10x less efficient than my heat pump anyway...

950W? Something like that.