My wife is looking for a Wifi network security camera for the daycare. Ideally, we want one that we can set up an account on a remote server with a username and password that we share with parents.
Anybody have any suggestions?
Thanks for the perfect setup for this old joke...
On a four-engine plane over the Atlantic the pilot announces on the intercom, "Ladies and gentlemen, we've just lost an engine, but there's nothing to worry about. This plane flies perfectly well on three engines. It just reduces you speed a little so we'll be about a half-hour late."
A few minutes later, another announcement: "Ladies and gentlemen, we've lost another engine. We'll still make it, but that'll slow us down a little more. We'll be about an hour late."
Soon there's yet another message: "We've just lost power on a third engine. I think we'll be OK, but plan on being two hours late."
One of the passengers turns to his neighbor and says, "I hope the fourth one doesn't quit. We'll be up here all day."
Dyeing is less effective with polymer bills which are inherently easier to clean. The UK will transition to them soon.
It is no less applicable than "Hi-Fi" or "Solid State". "Broadband" is just another term for wide bandwidth. It implicitly encompasses higher data rates as a consequence of using more of the spectrum. Coding techniques have almost reached the Shannon limit so the only way to improve data rates is with more bandwidth. This terminology stems from radio engineering which, incidentally, is precisely what the FCC oversees.
A more useful application of pedantry would be to wage a war against all the dullards who call the internet "the web" even if they aren't using HTTP.
A receiver like that would have a power draw that is almost infinitessimal compared to the power draw of the motors. A simple radio receiver adequate for the job would possibly reduce the flight time by less than a second.
I still don't hate those as much as the term "Web 2.0". (Or especially its adjective form, "Web 2.0ey".)
When I got my new phone, I asked Siri "what time will the rain start tomorrow". She said "yes, it's going to rain tomorrow".
No they teach them a lesson by revoking their franchise agreement and allowing competitors free access to poles in the city.
Sometimes xhost is still necessary when dealing with old hardware. I have a logic analyzer that remote displays using X11R5. It doesn't play nice unless the server has been opened up with xhost.
Not bad, but I think Barb's was actually pretty good.
I dismissed them as neckbeards and accountants.
I'd argue/debate/discuss it with you, but I find it an issue for the history books. Besides, I think I'm stuck in meetings for five of the next eight hours
The only problem with naming satellites after early astronomers is that when I read the headline, there is a moment where I think "wait -- isn't he dead?"
I've got 20 inches and it's still going.
Four inches five times does not mean you've got 20 inches.
With your bare hands?!?
