Which means it'll take more space in that intermediate stage, but solid compression should work better on the original uncompressed data than already-compressed data.
I'm not sure how much better, and if it's enough to make it worth the effort.
> the lossless coding process employs a simple predictive coding model called differential pulse code modulation (DPCM). This is a model in which predictions of the sample values are estimated from the neighboring samples that are already coded in the image. Most predictors take the average of the samples immediately above and to the left of the target sample. DPCM encodes the differences between the predicted samples instead of encoding each sample independently. The differences from one sample to the next are usually close to zero.
> There is a special Lossless JPEG codec, but from what I've heard, it's mostly unsupported and its efficiency is somewhere around PNG's. I would be interested in reading some facts on that, though.
I found a solution (if u have this right ear/left ear problem),
go to recording devices - from there your microphone (or line) from there advanced and 1 channel 16 bit 48000 hz (dvd quality)
<3
You need a Stereo to Mono adaptor. Its a cheap/common arrangement of plastic and metal, that looks vaguely like a headphone jack that dosen't have a cable attached, and roughly as platform agnostic as it gets. You're probably looking for a generic 3.5mm to 3.5mm one, though RCA to 3.5mm and RCA t...
This would do the trick but I need to check the settings.
@Bob OVH's rescue64 netboot image has an up-to-date (one micro version off of the latest stable) zfsonlinux package :D
that's damn convenient
sadly efibootmgr doesn't work, but can't have it all
dd was both a good and a bad idea; it helped me mirror the partition sizes down to the block level, and worked for transferring the flash drive contents; but it sucks for ZFS because the pool's metadata got munged or something so I'm using zfs send and recv now
@allquixotic ah yea I had that problem. boot to debian to fiddle with zfs (installing zfs packages), reboot to ubuntu to fiddle with efi, rinse and repeat
@Bob modestly; if it works well enough and I lose my motivation to keep working on kynnaugh-cc, I might just take your plugin wholesale and give it to the user :P if you think it's possible for us to get it running cross-platform eventually, I'll definitely think about using it
@allquixotic Eventually? Yes. The only blocker at the moment is resampling and I'm sure I can get that working on Linux eventually, even if only by porting libresample to pure C#. It's not that long.
Everything else should be .NET Core-compatible, and the native interface binding doesn't look too bad (and Mono is a backup option). But it wouldn't be as elegant as the Windows mixed-mode assembly.
(actually, the only interactions required are passing samples in to the currently-working converter, and the function pointer to print text... everything else could be pure portable-ish C for all the difference it makes)
So... yea, I guess I'll be spending some time cleaning it up and adding logging/exception handling :P
But if the only thing wrong with the C++ version is FLAC encoding, it probably won't be too hard to fix either.
@allquixotic Sure, if you want. Some things I was thinking of doing:
* Split GoogleApis off into its own project to reduce build times * Merge PcmToFlac project into main one - not much in there * Add NLog, log properly to file (especially the last-chance exception handler) * Bundle DLLs as resources (might require a new project that just builds all referenced DLLs with nothing else, and some MSBuild script fiddling) * Load DLLs from resources instead of external folder -- need to figure out how to detect the current assembly correctly...
Rest of it is just generally adding some try/catches around the place, cleaning up some debug stuff (like the task.Wait())
And of course things like printing the nickname with the message, maybe print something when an unintelligible message comes through...
Here is a brief dramatic of the Space Shuttle launch and reentry:
Launch :
You get on this plane like thing that is strapped to an orange fuel tank that looks more like a huge bomb.
The fuel tank is strapped to 2 missile looking SRBs that actually have explosives charge in them.
Takeoff (YAY),...
> Starting with the .NET Framework 4.6, a new 64-bit JIT compiler is used for just-in-time compilation. This change does not affect the 32-bit JIT compiler.
that's the only one that might matter
iirc RyuJIT had some bugs at launch
> All of these issues have been addressed in the new 64-bit compiler released with the .NET Framework 4.6.2. Most have also been addressed in service releases of the .NET Framework 4.6 and 4.6.1 that are included with Windows Update.
I am a moderator on Web Applications, and I would like to address the points of this Web Apps Meta question to a wider audience, because we get more than a handful of questions on these topics that have been originally posted on SU and which are either migrated or re-asked on our site.
I'd lik...
@JourneymanGeek Use this app to fire your gun faster and tell us exactly where you are at the same time :) "Ukrainian artillery forces have lost over 50% of their weapons in the 2 years of conflict and over 80% of D-30 howitzers, the highest percentage of loss of any other artillery pieces in Ukraine’s arsenal."
Someone did something similar to ninite for chocolaty.
might try it next box I build, If I remember.
Even if all it seems to do is string the command together for you
@Burgi ;p>
(also schnauzers are famous for their beards. So logically schnauzer means snout, colloquially referring to... Moustaches... Someone clearly hit the schapps...)
@Burgi If you ask a question about this on meta at exactly 12:15.xx you should get a secret hat (if it is upvoted). Be quick. You only have 2 minutes :)
> Play as a DOG V4 drone, a newly activated maintenance bot who is assisting in the terraforming effort on Kepler-452b. After a predictable yet unfortunate accident DOG finds himself uncovering the past of a seemingly barren planet.
I'm trying to install xampp on my kali linux, but when i execute the run file the following message displays: cannot execute binary file exec format error.
any help?
anyone knows about how to use screen (the unix tool)?
root@ao1:~# screen -ls
There are screens on:
27898.pts-1.ao1 (12/23/2016 11:51:31 AM) (Attached)
<some more but doesn't matter really>
6 Sockets in /var/run/screen/S-root.
root@ao1:~# screen -r 27898.pts-1.ao1
There is a screen on:
27898.pts-1.ao1 (12/23/2016 11:51:31 AM) (Attached)
There is no screen to be resumed matching 27898.pts-1.ao1.
I found a solution (if u have this right ear/left ear problem),
go to recording devices - from there your microphone (or line) from there advanced and 1 channel 16 bit 48000 hz (dvd quality)
<3
Here is a brief dramatic of the Space Shuttle launch and reentry:
Launch :
You get on this plane like thing that is strapped to an orange fuel tank that looks more like a huge bomb.
The fuel tank is strapped to 2 missile looking SRBs that actually have explosives charge in them.
Takeoff (YAY),...
I am a moderator on Web Applications, and I would like to address the points of this Web Apps Meta question to a wider audience, because we get more than a handful of questions on these topics that have been originally posted on SU and which are either migrated or re-asked on our site.
I'd lik...
