Greetings, NotebookChat community!

I'm diving into the realm of thermal vision scopes and I'm particularly interested in exploring how well they pair with different types of rifles. As I contemplate investing in a thermal vision scope for my firearm, I'm curious about the compatibility and performance when paired with various rifles.

For those with experience in this area, I would greatly appreciate your insights. How seamlessly do thermal vision scopes integrate with different types of rifles? Have you encountered any compatibility issues or challenges when combining the two?

Moreover, I'm interested in understanding how the integration between thermal vision scopes and rifles impacts overall shooting experience. Does the combination enhance accuracy, target acquisition, and shooting precision, or are there any drawbacks to consider?

Additionally, I'm keen to hear about any tips or recommendations for optimizing compatibility between thermal vision scopes and rifles. Are there specific mounting systems, adjustments, or considerations that should be taken into account to achieve optimal performance?

Whether you're an experienced shooter or a technology enthusiast, your input is invaluable. Let's collaborate to explore the compatibility of thermal vision scopes with different rifles and share our collective knowledge with the community.

Looking forward to your insights and recommendations.

Warm regards,
Annejohn

Quote from: muellmailer on Yesterday at 22:22:11Hallo in die Runde
Gibt es solche Gehäuse auch mal mit 8, 16 oder auch 24 Steckplätzen?
Oder auch bezahlbare NAS, DAS die eine große Anzahl von Steckplätzen bereitstellen?
Ich habe nämlich die Möglichkeit eine große Anzahl von "M.2 NVMe SSD's" zu bekommen.
Allerdings mit nur 256GB.
DANKE EUCH  :-)

Hallo,
Das sind dann "All-Flash-Speicher", vielleicht als Suchbegriff in die Runde geworfen. Das Problem dürfte hier der Preis sein: Es gibt solche Systeme für den professionellen Einsatz. Es gibt auch Lösungen, die aus einem 2,5-Zoll-Port mehrere M.2-Steckplätze dann aber nur mit SATA-Geschwindigkeit machen. Ich würde hier die Wirtschaftlichkeit im Allgemeinen kritisch beurteilen, selbst wenn die SSDs selbst kostenfrei sind. Am ehesten könnte es noch sinnvoll sein, wenn ein Selbstbau-NAS mit entsprechenden PCIe-Ports vorhanden ist - die Preise für die Adapter übersteigen dann aber schnell die Preise der 256-Gigabyte-SSDs.

Mit besten Grüßen,
Silvio

Meteor Lake is the latest Intel line available to Huawei and the Chinese in general. Intel/Qualcomm, according to the press, was deprived of export licenses for future lines, like AMD a couple of years earlier. This is why Huawei stopped producing laptops on AMD processors - they simply do not have access to them in mass quantities.

So Huawie will essentially have to close its laptop division. RIP.

By the way, about the topic of fake "AI". If Huawei continues to supply laptops with new lines of Intel (and Qualcomm) processors, this automatically proves what I have written many times - NPU modules in Intel/AMD processors are a dummy from the point of view of creating really valuable and complex neural networks, which will prove extending export licenses for new Intel processors if the press is lying that they have finally lost them.

If you complete the survey you're linking, you'll learn the price

Quote from: Hotz on Today at 09:48:35That's it probably. It would require more channel, but they won't give us that. What a joke. And yes, they could put LPDDR5x on SODIMM as well.

The second trash comment from the troll at 0:43 is not from me. Don't you feel the difference between my comments and the comments of idiots masquerading as me? It is sad...

I have nothing more to add to what I have already written - these modules are an oligopolistic conspiracy to eliminate competition in the market and raise prices significantly. That's what happened. These modules do not provide the consumer with any technical advantages that justify this price level, but he will be forced to buy only such models, because There will soon simply be no other options left due to oligopolistic collusion. It is necessary to distinguish between real technical progress and greedy hidden collusions of producers. I don't see any real progress or step forward in them. If there was a doubling of the bandwidth, that is, at least a 256-bit memory controller even in the lowest-level module, that would be progress. But this is not the case.