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Continue reading →: Vi visual modeThis is a new mode (at least for me). So for instance, if you want to add say a # in front of a bunch of lines, you can do a redo over and over, but the visual mode is a nice way to think about it, you just hit…
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Continue reading →: Wow Spatial Audio really is great but Lossless is hard to tell for meOK, I got this all setup, I’m now using an old DAC (from the iPhone 3G days!) that is a high quality one, this goes from USB to the DAC and then from there to 3.5mm to a banana plug to my Sennheiser 650s. If you want to try thi…
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Continue reading →: Unity and Lo & SonsWow, Lo & Sons makes some of the best bags and backpacks around. Wirecutter likes their Hakuba which is something that a new professional is going to need (hint!). And, we’ve had the OG for years and it has held up really well. The current OG 2 is just slightly…
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Continue reading →: Latest (and best) Zoom settingsIf you have a MacOS then with v5.6.4 at least in June, they’ve added a bunch of really useful features. I don’t know whether this works on Windows or Chrome, but presume there are lots of differences between platforms. Also, this kind of stuff eats a lot of CPU. Right…
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Continue reading →: Spatial Audio and Dolby Atmos comes to Mac, iPad, iPhone, and all Headphones and Atmos compatible SpeakersWow, talk about a nice silent update. Literally at 1 AM last night, I discovered that my iPhone with version 14.6 got Dolby Atmos support. This is complicated techie jargon for a more expansive sound. Sound engineers now can place sources in a 3D space and then through the miracle…
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Continue reading →: Drool drool. Model S Plaid+ sets quarter mile and Laguna Seca recordsWell, I’m still wanting that Tesla Roadster with spacex package but the Model S Plaid+ is pretty incredible. It apparently set the record for a production car Alon the quarter mile driven by no other than Jay Leno at 9.247 seconds. And they set an unofficial record at Laguna Seca…
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Continue reading →: More Jupyterlab ShortcutsI sort of wish that the keyboard shortcuts of jupyter were more like Vi, but that is just me, here are some useful defaults from the standard “meta” editing, that is moving around cells, but not editing in them. Also the shortcuts listed are somewhat different at least for my…
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Continue reading →: Keyboard love Part N, an updateOK, I can’t help it, I’ve been posting about keyboards for a while and I finally have the “entire” universe of keyboards particularly now that I’ve been using the Unicomp with the buckling spring (the old IBM PC keyboard). So if I were king for a day, here is what…
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Continue reading →: Watching movies the free way KanopyOK, I know the pandemic is ending, but the movie habit never really dies, while there is always a plethora, some quick notes and reviews in order of what’s the best value: Kanopy. Like OverDrive and Libby, your local library is a huge resource and you never even really need…
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Continue reading →: WiFi Guide and Troubleshooter for Tesla Vehicles – TeslaTapWiFi Guide and Troubleshooter for Tesla Vehicles – TeslaTap — Read on teslatap.com/articles/wifi-guide-and-troubleshooter-for-tesla-vehicles/ Well our Model 3 used to connect fine on our mixed 2.4/5G network but lately it seems to fail to login. It works fine on a 2.4G network. Probably my ongoing nightmares with setting in unifi. For…





