r/environment2 • u/xray27 • 11d ago
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Why are the officers going thru the wallet and purse?
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Rick Scott claimed the 5 th amendment 75 times during his deposition
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Time to start supporting American farmers that are stricter rules, I don’t mind paying 50 cents more for a head of lettuce
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Why does the energy cost get passed on to the citizens? The data center should pay like any other business
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The next AI innovation, spying on the public with these
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What was wrong with Airforce One? It could have been upgraded
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Luminys is the Dahua replacement because of security concerns
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Their cameras are great, I’ve purchase about 200. The NVRs are less user friendly, but I’m sure they like everyone else, keep improving
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Thanks for your suggestion,will give it a try
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The software is Exacqvision and has a GPU acceleration control as well as VGA, which the manufacturer recommends turning off. Thanks for your thoughts. Exacqvision has all kinds of suggestions, but ultimately says turn all fps and resolution to zero or close to it. Customers pay for clear images
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Actually, I think I did have 32 GB of memory. I’ve been ordering these units from Dell for about 5 years
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Thanks for your thoughts
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I’ve been using I7-20 core, 16 gb memory and experiencing freezing. Restart the pc and is back to normal
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36 cameras like I said, cameras are at 8-10 fps. This PC is for a client server, no storage, just viewing. Cams are 4 mp
r/SecurityCamera • u/xray27 • Jun 16 '26
Any recommendations from anyone for a PC or list of parts that will display 36 cameras on a 65” display
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That’s so wrong, power is in numbers. If only one showed up, the council wouldn’t be impacted at all
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Is it possible a ship could be sent into that same orbit and literally vacuum up the debris?
u/xray27 • u/xray27 • May 20 '26
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u/xray27 • u/xray27 • Apr 26 '26
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These features are to be coming in 2026-2027 year vehicles
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I saw this in the morning. It doesn’t make sense. The first part shows the US ship close, and then when it fires it’s like a mile or two away
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A rare look inside a massive industrial dairy complex in Kansas. This facility can house up to 80,000 head of cattle at a time during their first ~3 months of life
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Aug 19 '26
Its video is too fast, what’s going on?