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Hi!
I was browsing the net some time go on tutorials on how to build a condenser and this link caught my attention.
http://www.prosoundweb.com/recording...mic_16_1.shtml
However, the diagrams are a little ambiguous to me, i have no electronics experience...
Started by Sunyboy on
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I can't say whether the quality....
I've used this same setup many times.
This is even easier than the guy in your link makes it sound.. .
Nobody needs any compensation, and I don't think you need a video.
It's even easier than your link makes it sound.
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What kind of compensation should be given to a developer that comes up with a new idea or business unit for a business they work for? Should they get stock options, salary inreases, percent ownership in their product, etc.?
I would like to hear experiences...
Started by Jeff Johnson on
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On topic, if I had created the idea (and it was really amazing), I'd want... .
This article by Joel might interest you:
http://www.inc.com/magazine/20090101/how-hard-could-it-be-thanks-or-no-thanks_Printer_Friendly.html?partner=fogcreek A hug, and then beer .
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We are a small C# product company that creates web-based productivity tools. I have a friend who does not have job currently and would like to do some development work in our product for future payment, profit sharing or ownership (maybe on the product...
Started by Samuel on
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by 3 people.
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I think treating him as a contractor would be a good way to go from a business point of view, that... .
Can you afford to pay the guy money? I would have a hard time giving up ownership in my company to someone who is just going to "do some development work" .
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I'm scheduled to take the Zend PHP5 Certification next month and had a few questions regarding the aftermath. Specifically, I believe it is common to be deserving additional compensation after earning a certification. I have a few questions regarding ...
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IMO you should think of compensation....
But at the next pay-review period, I would bring it up as part of the negotiation .
The certification itself was part of your compensation.
If the company paid for it, I wouldn't ask for more because of it .
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I am trying to teach my camera to be a scanner: I take pictures of printed text and then convert them to bitmaps (and then to djvu and OCR'ed). I need to compute a threshold for which pixels should be white and which black, but I'm stymied by uneven illumination...
Started by Norman Ramsey on
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by 8 people.
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Have you considered chopping the image up into smaller pieces, and re-scaling each sub-image? That should make... .
Usually the image processing I do is highly time sensitive, so a complex algorithm like the one you're seeking wouldn't work .
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Using a SB700 flash with a Nikon D5100, I generally bounce at a 75 degree angle. I understand that most suggest you compensate 0.7 - 2 stops for the light falloff. However, I also understand that often positive flash compensation is ineffective with Bal...
Started by Michaelxjw on
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by 8 people.
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However, I also understand that often positive flash compensation....
I understand that most suggest you compensate 0.7 - 2 stops for the light falloff.
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I'm having a silly-yet-serious case of coder's block. Please help me work through it so my brain stops hurting and refusing to answer my questions.
I want to fire a timer at intervals up to a final time. For example, if t = 0, my goal is 100, and my interval...
Started by SidneySM on
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by 5 people.
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If the primitive functionality you have....
For example if you know that your interval is every 20 minutes, fire off the first interval, check what the time was, and adjust the next interval start time .
I would use the system clock to check your interval .
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Why is the 'Why was the Bullard Compensation Thread Closed?' Closed??
Started by Prehistoric Bob on
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Have we suddenly become Stalinist Russia or something?
To say DMD is trigger happy with the thread closing button is an... .
I'm posting in capitals and it comes out lower case!!! I can't believe what's going on with this board today .
Wierd.
Burn the witch.
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I am attempting to create a "marching ants" (an animated dashed line) selection indicator around UIView that contains a UIImageView subview. Drawing the dashed line around the perimeter of the UIView is trivial using core graphics:
-(void) drawSelectedMarquee...
Started by TechZen on
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by 3 people.
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Another way would be to draw onto layers instead of drawing directly ... .
If i'm wrong on that you should be able to construct the opposite transform if you know your scale and translation values .
I think you can inverse the transform to do what you want .
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How do I detect the width of a user's window with Javascript and account for their scrollbar? (I need the width of the screen INSIDE of the scrollbar). Here's what I have...it seems to work in multiple browsers...except that it doesn't account for the...
Started by johnnietheblack on
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by 3 people.
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Your best bet is probably to grab an element in the page (using document.body where supported, or document.getElementById or whatever), walk... .
You will find the big summary of what properties are supported on what browsers on this page on quirksmode.org .
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