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Okay makes sense re drives. I am looking at also it being a PLEX server
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I was planning on doing RAID 6. As for OS I was thinking freeNAS or unRaid. I haven't looked too much into either but I am leaning towards freeNas. Thank you very much. However, if I wanted to do something like RAID 6, wouldn't multiple smaller drives be better?
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Hi I was wondering if I could get some advice. Things that the NAS should be able todo: Backup for local computers Remote collection for pictures (iPhoto, currently on many different drives) PLEX server I am currently looking a buildup about the following: https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/vhX4dX How does this look?
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If I want to post a comment (mostly for the FPC) it will always redirect me to the page with my comment. It would be really nice if there was a checkbox to prevent that from happening so that I can pause the video, comment, and then go back to the same spot.
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This is what is called an inline function or lambda programming. This means that the Methods "Where" and "Select" can take a generic function of one parameter and returns some value. In the case of Where, a Boolean, and Select, an Object. The notation => is just that, a notation, that can roughly correlate with bool private IsProperty(<T> val) { return val.field > 1; } In-lining is very useful and can make a program much more readable instead of righting one function for every time. In C# these lambda functions (or reference-less functions) are called delegates, they can
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@Nuluvius I me that using "var" instead of type int or Int16/Int32, I would say that the program looses some of the memory control
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So the foreach should read like this: foreach (ControlledObject element in ControlledObjects) { element.ExecuteCommand(); } What the stack over flow posting means is that the ArrayList container object stores object references (or pointers, I don't quite know how C#'s memory management works) instead of `<T>` pointers if you did `System.Collections.List<T>`. The above works because foreach will cast the element to the given type at run time or throw an InvalidCastException. The above loop is equivalent to: foreach (var __o in ControlledObjects) { (Control
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This seems to be either a casting issue (namely casting the object which is returned from the ArrayList) or trying on an undefined item. I would suggest an List<ControlledObject> if thery are all the sme
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That is one cool projector. You say that it is light, must have very good construction too. It is also one of the best looking projectors I have seen
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Currently I do not have an ssd in my computer but what I do have is 3 1TB drives in Raid for faster performance. Too bad that is only for my linux box, by windows half sure could use the speed.
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Questions: 1. Will there be ever more than 1 LTT video per day, on LTT not including one of the other ones? 2. When will you be expanding again, hiring? 3. Will there be a dedicated skit channel? 4. Can there be another meet up? 5. Can there be another show like the WAN show but some other time but about a different topic? 6. With LCT ever come back?
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So any camera with an HDMI out can stream instead of recording?
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Small form factor gaming pc's are awesome because they let you have a clean desktop and more room for your legs under a table
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My favourite is the keyboard, the cherry brown switches are awesome and I really like the sleek design.
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How would I take a camera's output HDMI and send it to a system of TVs? Would I need a capture card or just a straight HDMI cable? Thanks