Broadcast versus on demand.

Cable sends the sane data to everyone at the same time. So it is something like, read from the hard drive once. Send it out once. Everywhere it goes, it is just the same thing replicated to each and every reciever, no changes, just copy and paste.

Streaming is different. Every piece of information sent is basically unique, you need to send each piece of information perfectly, you need to read from the hard drive thousands of times, as everyone is watching something different, you need to send unique information to the right location perfectly and in order and at the right time. If it goes wrong, you get buffering.

Cable and Broadcast, no buffer ing, but no choice.

Streaming, choice but with buffering

All I heard was

Otherwise I was going to say the same thing, but didn’t due to troll.

Not at all true.

The Australian grid is quite easily seen to be reducing other sources, ergo, reducing demand.

I assume you be trolling

True, plenty if aerospace engineers though

Unpaid overtime because of passion? Or that they must or find a new job?

I am trying FUTU board. Not sure if it has gifs tho8gh…

Yep, this is what we use. I always found the others too prescriptive. I don’t need to add the type, size or brand of cheese, I just want to put cheese, and me or my wife knows what sort of cheese to buy.

If we need something specific, you can add that detail too.

Super quick, super simple. I would love a self hosted alternative, bit there is nothing as simple that I have found.

Maybe they are farmers? Apparently they have to live quote remote.

I have family that use it as there is nothing else available

Edit: fiber is cheap, but the land and labour required is not.

Postman is great for sending api queries.

Appointment looks interesting, I will have a bit of a look.

https://sh.itjust.works/post/583550

Yep! There is a great post on Lemmy about hot to get ebooks from irc

Damn about the spinelli character…

Definitely judging book by covers. But entertaining read never the less

it was a fun trip down memory lane. I LOVE the photos of the cooking machine guns. that is a memory that has stuck with me for years. I was so shocked to see them!

also, the Ha-Go tank photo did not work.

Yeah, i reckon it was the smaller cannon. I had another look to see if i had photos from different angles, but no. Looking at where the barrel joins the turret is probably the most obvious point of differentiation. It has two flanges that stick out on the side, which matches the smaller cannon.

What i find interesting, is that i never realised the shape of the tank. As it is buried so far down, it was no obvious at all. Thanks for the info and sharing the photos.

mildly interesting?

On an outer island of Kiribati (Abimama), we found these used to out their pots on their cooking fires.

8 October 2017

A wrecked america tank near Betio, South Tarawa, from the battle of Tarawa.

22 October 2017