Kelkka

https://www.hs.fi/visio/art-2000009114112.html
 
Linus managed to make the news in Finland after the WAN-show discussion about the Oura-ring misspelling. The article is basically saying Oura messed up with their reaction. 

https://www.hs.fi/visio/art-2000009114112.html
 
Linus managed to make the news in Finland after the WAN-show discussion about the Oura-ring misspelling. The article is basically saying Oura messed up with their reaction. 

They are. 

https://www.hs.fi/visio/art-2000009114112.html
 
Linus managed to make the news in Finland after the WAN-show discussion about the Oura-ring misspelling. The article is basically saying Oura messed up with their reaction. 

Changing the DP cable did not fix the issue. I'm going to call BenQ on Monday.

Who else is annoyed that the current trend in phones and probably other devices in the near future seems to be towards Bluetooth headphones? I'm really pissed, since there is a notable lag from the time audio is played on some websites and apps with headphones that are actively trying to save battery by switching themselves off. So, if you have a pair of BT headphones and you want to do some language learning with the green psychopathic owl on Duolingo, you'll miss the first word or two because of the goddamn lag. Why don't BT headphones at least give the option to keep the audio on without having to download extra apps that keep the signal continuously on!? 
 
Also, why hasn't LMG addressed this issue on any of their videos involving BT headphones and phones without headphone jacks!?

Hey, I left a comment on the Youtube video page already, but here goes again:
 
If you want to make a 3D scan of a shiny object, you should use an inert mineral spray like a developer spray. It's what is used by archaeologists when scanning shiny objects like stone tools. I can get you in contact with someone from Minnesota University who can possibly give you a hand, even if you just want to make a tutorial video about making photogrammetry models!

Hey, I left a comment on the Youtube video page already, but here goes again:
 
If you want to make a 3D scan of a shiny object, you should use an inert mineral spray like a developer spray. It's what is used by archaeologists when scanning shiny objects like stone tools. I can get you in contact with someone from Minnesota University who can possibly give you a hand, even if you just want to make a tutorial video about making photogrammetry models!

Hey, I left a comment on the Youtube video page already, but here goes again:
 
If you want to make a 3D scan of a shiny object, you should use an inert mineral spray like a developer spray. It's what is used by archaeologists when scanning shiny objects like stone tools. I can get you in contact with someone from Minnesota University who can possibly give you a hand, even if you just want to make a tutorial video about making photogrammetry models!