half-life source bug

Also no sound

@@FR4M3Sharma I had a copyrighted video playing on the television off the same machine. I didn't want to include the audio and get a copyright strike.

No, it's xp or atleast something before 7

@@cutehomelessman Linux Debian

Lmao

nope it's completly unintentional

@@SimonG258 yeah scientists somehow forceopen doors when running into them doesnt matter wich one

No. Not at all. Impossible its not even powerful enough to warm something up. Its less dangerous than an incandescent lightbulb.

@@robsyoutube Look up recent Eric Haseltine interviews. He worked for N S A and has an interesting theory about this

This movie was amazing

I feel you bro

awesome comment, yup it was such a shame it became a brand for HP's value line their old stuff were tanks. Just lasted forever.

I used the ligowave link calculator, exported it to google earth format. Then edited the first site google earth file to include all of the other ones. The formatting was very simple and self evident. www.ligowave.com/link-planner-calculator

I made a few more and posted one or two. They didn't really get any views so I didn't upload the other 3 I recorded to finish the series.

Out of running every possible number. Unless there is some technology for power generation I am unaware of this is the only way to do this that could be concealed enough. You could literally park a car with tinted windows and a 2 foot parabolic dish in the backseat pre aimed at the targets nearest window. And the minimal support electronics in the trunk. And have enough energy to pull this off from 500+ meters 1600 feet and remotely activate it until it spent all its rounds. Worst case it might sound like a car backfiring, but this can probably be built to be nearly silent.

His son geordie lishman has a prototype of a much lower cost alternative to this that is above ground. They can be pumped out quickly as well and easily. He also has a modular one he wants to produce. Its not been publicly shown off but it was created to help address the housing crisis. That said if you want to see this issue resolved. I think key would be for Doug Ford to start caring. Get people who were kicked out of pickering lands for that airport that never happened involved in ensuring that the land they were expropriated from is properly repurposed for a strong community with a community garden and proper community center. And for the federal government to ban ownership of more than 2 residences per person, as well a corporate owned detached dwellings. Those foreigners you mention were already kicked out of personal ownership in 2022. They responded by buying with Canadian corporations they registered and leasing/renting them out. The issue is easy to solve but would probably hurt the GDP a bit since they lost most industry and tech companies to the USA and never made an effort to address that.

​@@robsyoutube Thank you for the amazing response. Looks like I have more to look into regarding these housing developments! The Lishman family really seems extraordinary, his son sounds like his spitting image (from what I've just read). I am actually from the Pickering/Ajax region and I had always heard about the airport proposals and though I was far too young to understand the situation, even I, as a pre-teen was opposed just from the civilian perspective. Any time the airport was mentioned, be it from a preteen/teenager or an adult, it was always accompanied with criticism and disagreement with the proposals. I had no idea that people were actually displaced from their homes, (looks like this was under Pierre Trudeau) and being here going on 22 years now, I never even knew about Brougham... And now we are seeing the same sort of sentiment it seems with the Pickering Town Centre and the development of the "Pickering City Centre". We also had the casino in the last few years... Truthfully I was and still am too ill-informed or educated to discuss economics and politics but I am happy to have learned more from your comment. I am not sure the reasoning for the proposed airport, whether it was to support Toronto's growth/infrastructure in some way or if it is just a way to boost the economy (or both?). All I can say, from a civilian perspective, having been here all my life-- is that I absolutely detest the idea of further urbanization and growth in this region. We already get swamped if Kingston/Bayly/some lanes on the 401 get closed, the added traffic and population density would deter me from living here full stop. I've already seen the culture I grew up with essentially destroyed/displaced, and to see my home town completely transformed would be the ultimate kick in the balls. Recently went for some silly road trips further north than I have usually been (went to Port Perry/Scugog area, Lindsay, Orillia) and it felt.. nostalgic though I had never been. Much more residential, communal, I don't know the words but it just felt different, and better. Breaths of fresh air even in spite of passing by the condominium housing projects that will be listed for 1.x million dollars at a minimum...

I am glad you enjoyed this. I felt someone needed to put it online for Bills legacy in its entirety.

I don't think your power supply is the issue. However if it has a second mini pcie slot try that. Some older laptop motherboards have slots that only have msata support and don't really have the PCI express slots.

Just physical removal of what I wasn't using. And I really hate broadcom wifi. Next time I do this, I am also probably going to remove the USB port and related parts as well as cut the traces as close to the SOC as I can. And cut the traces to the VDSL driver power, then add in extra filtering with a oversized capacitor. As well as encase it in metal. Might gain me another 0.2 to 0.5dbm of noise reduction.

Yah I had one I put in the reservoir after my power steering pump blew up, then blew up the second one. It got really fuzzy fast. I have an inline one now I can't check the contents without cutting it up. I haven't changed it.

Some random one off ebay. But it was broken it was very unstable and would throw pci express bus errors and just not work right. I had to add capacitors to it on some test points and it fixed it.

Glad you enjoyed it, I need to get a camera man as you probably noticed.

I am glad you enjoyed that. There is a long story about that. I won't get into it with details but the person who donated that effectively is the person who kicked bill out of operation migration. (He had a board meeting during a bad storm, told bill nobody was going to show then him and another kicked bill out. Bill was more into doing than raising funds for the not for profit and was opposed towards trying to use the not for profit to get rich). Its very disappointing how little Bill is mentioned in that exhibit. Bill was upset at that person until the day he died.

He was the best mentor anyone could have ever had. I lived with him for a number of years and learned more from him than anyone else. He passed the torch to his children and other people who he taught his ways. He still lives on through those he taught his way.

@@robsyoutube I am one.

these have 2 spatial streams (2x2 mimo). mimo is a marketing term, but effectively the radiowaves are polarized like light can be in a DWDM system to let multiple optical transceivers share a single fiber optic cable. They were unlicensed other than the 3.65ghz link. Back in my day you reduced power and installed RF shades (like a lamp shade but for RF) to prevent the other equipment on the same tower from having signal overload and the signal getting distorted when one thing was transmitting and another receiving . (This cost you 64QAM and 256QAM when your other gear was transmitting if you didn't) Now they have GPS sync on pretty much everything made for this so RX and TX doesn't happen at the same time on different antennas so its not an issue. I still highly recommend the RF shades, I was using RF armor. They bolt on the antennas and block out most of the signals outside of the antenna beam. They can drop your noise floor more than 20dbm in high noise environments. They are especially key if you want winder bandwidth channels. The next generation stuff with the new qualcomm 802.11BE stuff is going to be a real game changer. The stuff in the Qualcomm dev portal says were getting standardized TDMA with Qboost. And there is an ability to offload some of the reid solomen encoding for error correction over to a second band (ie from 6ghz to 5ghz, or 2ghz). This lets it work better in high noise environments with a weaker signal and effectively eliminates the need for retansmits. 4 spatial streams is going to be the new norm for outdoor PTMP. beam forming seems to have been dropped because nobody got it working quite right other than cambium with medusa. (Their secret was to transmit out all antennas and rx where it had the highest signal level to the client). You're getting right in before this stuff is about to hit a new high where you will even be able to interoperate your equipment from different manufactures with the same chips without losing TDMA support. With consistent latency and speeds rivaled only by fiber optic cables.