Jowitz

Hello,

I have a particular issue that I haven't been able to find any solution for and was hoping some of y'all could either point me in the right direction or come to my aid in this time of turning all work to be remote work.

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I have a Windows machine that is isolated from the local network (and needs to remain that way so ideally no bridging) that is used to control and monitor a piece of hardware. This windows machine is connected to a CentOS 7 machine who in turn is connected to the local network for sending data etc. The local network can be connected to remotely via VPN.

My desire is that I would like to connect to this windows machine and control it remotely by connect

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone has any recommendations for rooftop restaurants and bars they know that remain open during November or through the winter (preferably with some sort of heating and a good view) anywhere in Denver or Boulder.

Thanks!

Greetings humans of r/askscience

I recently graduated with a Masters of Physics where my field of study involved a good deal of work with nonlinear optics. However, I have had no quality study of acoustical phenomenon beyond a general graduate course in theoretical mechanics. One of the more prominent features of nonlinear optics comes from the idea of a separate frequency generated through some combination of the present frequencies (or in higher orders, created frequencies), such as nth harmonic generation, sum frequency generation, or difference frequency generation, resulting from nonlinear interactions of the electromagnetic field with particular (i.e. all real, to a greater extent c

The Demoscene community seems like it could mesh really well with VR, and possibly even bring in a surge of its popularity as passive experiences can be so compelling in VR.

I was wondering if anyone here is part of that community so they can chime in on how the demoscene views VR, if there are any groups that have plans for VR demos or have already released some, or even if any of the competitions plan to introduce a VR category on its own!

I would absolutely love to see what works of art the demoscene could bring to VR, and although I've always been a big fan of demos, I have never myself been involved in the community, so I'd thought I'd see

A neck-romancer.

Many of the Oculus Rift videos have both screens next to each other in the way that they would be projected for the Rift itself. This means that when you cross your eyes to see the 3D effect, the image is inverted. Although it's nowhere near the experience the real thing provides, I thought it would make the videos better if I could view them in 3D myself.

The method I figured out was to use youtubedubler using the same video twice. Then, when you cross your eyes, you get the left half in your left eye, and the right half in your right eye, allowing you to see the video in uninverted 3D.

However, they don't always sync correctly, so I've found that paus