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Franklin, TN
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Network Admin
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How I learned about Light-O-Rama -
The Net
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Favorite Decorating Holiday?
Halloween
LOR Software
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LOR Software Version
4.4.2
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License Level
Pro
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bud wise errrrrr frogs...
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No plan... is best!
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But, are you sure?
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You skipped a word!
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The little one... yes?
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Yes it's okay for programming your sequences. If you are not pixels, give it a go and see how it preforms for you.
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So the Pi is wired then?
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A lot of mine are that large as well and take no time to do what I want with them over WIFI. I can't remember the hardware of the WIFI adapter of the Surface Pro 3 but I want to say it was not AC. I could be mistaken as its been a while. But my desktop PC is which is why I don't have issues. It's also running a 4GHz CPU with 32gigs of memory. It's insanely fast. I am not sure what kind of WIFI adapter is in the Pi. is it AC? UPDATE: I have the i5 Surface Pro 3 which does contain and AC WIFI adapter. SPEC wise it should be okay but it's not.
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My LOR PC is WIFI and works great with all my pixels. No lags what so ever. It was just the Surface Pro 3 that could not keep up.
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I had the Surface Pro 3 (8 gig) and used S4 running 3 seasons ago. As long as I did not do a lot with pixels, it worked well. Once I started adding a CCR tree, circles,and everything else pixel related, it could not keep up and lagged. It may have worked better if it was wired, but it's WIFI only. Also the sound would stop outputting to my receiver and I had to reboot. I used it in the garage and would remote into it.
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thats your ass, right?
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but its runny...
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Makes you toot?
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Phil saw no shadow...
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Lay off the weed...