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by 4oo4 4y ago
It's not just about sound but also the way it feels in your hands when you play it. I had a ~$400 Squire Stratocaster as my main guitar that sounds great and is nearly indistinguishable from a Fender, but I had a hard time playing it f
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by 4oo4 4y ago
This makes me really happy. I think one of my first internet experiences was in an AOL chatroom, and someone told me to do Alt + F4 to fix something, and I was really mad that they tricked me when I realized what it did, but I think it&#x27
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by 4oo4 4y ago
I think you can already do this with LibreOffice Online/CODE? https://www.collaboraoffice.com/code/
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by 4oo4 4y ago
https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MusicalEpisode
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by 4oo4 4y ago
I think if you have an E5 license there is already thoughtcrime functionality built-in. I remember someone demoing this to me in a Teams user group, and no one seemed to think it was creepy at all. In addition to flagging keywords it also u
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by 4oo4 4y ago
This 100%. There's this quote I like from the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein (I haven't read it in context or have any familiarity with his work, but it comes up a lot of other different places): "The limits of my language a
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by 4oo4 4y ago
I just realized that I haven't thought about having to defragment a disk in a really long time since it's been almost 10 years that I've used a Windows machine (that's not provided by work), as well as a machine that did
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by 4oo4 4y ago
I can't stand how Google recommends this, as a dark pattern that their TOTP app is special and that users have to use it for 2FA for Google. There are so many better TOTP apps out there (like Authy or Aegis). For a while, Google Authen
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by 4oo4 4y ago
This law is a terrible idea, since it's overbroad and will be abused. However I also think that the addictive design of social media is still something that deserves further scrutiny. I'm really curious how prevalent the phenomeno
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by 4oo4 4y ago
Yes! And this is all the more fun when you are a Windows sysadmin and need that deeper level of knowledge to solve a stupid Windows-related problem for work.
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by 4oo4 4y ago
Php is a beast of an attack surface. On every php install I try to do as much hardening as I can, especially with `disable_functions`, since you can make it much harder for someone to get a useful reverse shell, or other nasty things, like
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by 4oo4 4y ago
I missed that part of the article, but I'm not sure why they drew that conclusion. Based on the findings of the studies it cites further below, they don't really put forth an argument as to what's wrong with the findings, I t
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by 4oo4 4y ago
Have you ever tried it? I've found it to be really effective for anxiety and other things, though I'm not a hardcore practitioner. Even though it sounds like hippie bullshit, he accidentally stumbled onto a huge body hack to contr
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by 4oo4 4y ago
Well said, it's insane the system is so poorly designed, it benefits the type people it's supposed to punish, while hurting the type of people it's supposed to help (according to the reasoning for why we have these laws in pl
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by 4oo4 4y ago
"Homeless and poor people are so lazy and irresponsible with their money, they can't save it and invest it like smart and noble rich people. But also they save too much money and are cheating the system when they need assistance d
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by 4oo4 4y ago
A great movie that explores this concept: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cl%C3%A9o_from_5_to_7
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by 4oo4 4y ago
This is fascinating, thanks for sharing. As someone who had classical training and learned analog instruments (guitar and bass) growing up, making music with MIDI controllers is starting to make sense to me after years of feeling frustrated
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by 4oo4 4y ago
Great job for being so conscientious about responsible disclosure.
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by 4oo4 4y ago
I agree with all this, except for offering them your time. If you're not careful a narcissist will waste all your time and attention for self-validation (or perhaps other malicious purposes, depending on the type of narcissist). At tha
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by 4oo4 4y ago
This really seems like an extremely long-winded way to say "money can't buy happiness". Which is partially true, in that after a certain point, once your essential needs are met you get diminishing returns for happiness on th
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by 4oo4 4y ago
You had me at cheese but lost me at blockchain.
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by 4oo4 4y ago
I can definitely attest to this, I have two brother cats, and usually calling one of their names gets the other's attention to, as if to say "oh I see how it is, you invite him and not me". I'm also really happy this is
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by 4oo4 4y ago
Wow, that is a giant loophole, thanks for the info. Power struggles like this between provinces/states and federal/national governments are fascinating to me. I studied a lot about how this plays out in US politics, but am totally
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by 4oo4 4y ago
This. Striking a tone of curiosity helps soften what you're saying, versus creating an accusation that they feel they have to defend against. Ideally, it'll open up the person you're talking to, so they can join in your curio
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by 4oo4 4y ago
> "Worse yet, when they go to France... the French will refuse to talk to them in french and default to English with them." That's fascinating, so they pick up that it's Québécois French and then decide to do that? Is
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by 4oo4 4y ago
I actually just stumbled on his work this week, he's amazing. His other music videos are some of the best I've ever seen, especially this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nO9aot9RgQc It's really fun to wa
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by 4oo4 4y ago
This one is fun because it wasn't a conspiracy, just a simple human mistake, but then became one when the coverup started.
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by 4oo4 4y ago
Yeah I get that, I also am pretty OCD about taking good care of my LP collection. It just seems silly to prioritize that over accurate reading of the groove. Though it does make a lot of sense for archiving where media is already really dam
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by 4oo4 4y ago
I really don't know why these were/are a thing. The laser is a lot more sensitive than a stylus so it ends up picking up a ton of extra surface noise. You could do some noise cancelling I suppose but that defeats the purpose of an
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by 4oo4 4y ago
Not cancelling student loans is also a political play, because of the securities that depend on this unpayable debt (SLABs). https://www.natlawreview.com/article/rmbs-to-slabs-history-r... So right now we are prioritiz

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