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In this field : Windows 95 startup sound, from Brian Eno as well : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnoX3E2WFcc

Also, you may never beat it’s low latency / jitter anymore.

Thanks, that's beautiful to discover.

From : https://www.themacattic.com/apps/8730/downloads2/About_DarkS...

Kaos Kaos draws “cloudlike” pictures in color using an interative fractal algorithm. This fader comes to you thanks to Reinoud Lamberts, and I recommend you check out his excellent “Kaos” program which is available on Usenet and other places. Reinoud was nice enough to send me the algorithm he used, and I took some time speeding it up and making it use a bit less memory – actually the final code isn't related very much to his, but the algorithm is. However, this fader still will only work on machines with 32 bit Color QuickDraw – sorry all of you Plus and Classic owners! Kaos renders its data into an offscreen area, finally moving it onto the screen once the image has darkened enough. Kaos continues darkening the image and displaying it to you until either a timer expires (3 minutes) or an element of the image becomes fully intense. Unless you select otherwise in the settings dialog, you will see a small dot moving from the bottom of the screen to the top – this is a “progress” indicator to let you know how far away the first image will be. It takes about 15 seconds to generate the first picture on a Mac II class machine. This fader needs a good deal of RAM and a large amount of CPU – so this fader isn't a good one to leave running if you are doing background printing, downloads, or compiles at the same time. The current SIZE resource within in the fader provides enough RAM for a standard Apple RGB monitor to be rendered at half resolution. You may lower this value (which will result in a chunkier image) or increase it (which will result in a slightly smoother image) via ResEdit. Those of you with 32 bit displays will find you can actually decrease it a great deal (probably to around 40 or 50 K) because 32 bit displays do not require the large offscreen rendering area that 8 bit displays do.

Under the screen : )

> don't express changes in terms of ratios, express them in terms of actual quantities.

Would be lovely, but transparency is not good for every way of doing business :’ )

Yes, but, they admit they’re not lawyers :’ )

> better photo quality and better motion sensing

Would you have some specific model in mind, and what aspects of photo quality & motion sensing are better ?

For sure, I never seen a so nicely managed battery life.

That’s Daft Punk - Daftendirekt, actually.

Thank you for these nice quality images and words

> a) remove the card fees, and b) increase the likely hood of the customer leaving a tip.

c) to avoid taxes : )

> To make things weirder, the article claims that only mobile networks are affected. I wonder why that is.

This is easier, maybe, to follow where is going a wire than a wave.

Nothing useful, yet :

Étienne de Query ; Mod-Select * ;

Oh, yeah, that’s a full megahertz here!

So,

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Why not ? They get the quite exact same « wrong » data from GPS, so should be getting quite exact same « wrong » location.

Isn’t the way of _Glacier_ ?

win - win : )

Looks neat and thanks for sharing idea. Aren't professionnal going to just discard all numbers associated with this "bank", then ?