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I don't think you're joking, but I think you're making pretty terrible assumptions. A party large enough is effectively a broadcast/performance. It's not as cut and dried and greed-filled as all that. For large acts
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Cool, thanks for the response. It's really interesting and encouraging to see this kind of work at all. It was so far off my radar previously.
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I'm going through other pancreatic issues ([idiopathic/undefined] acute pancreatitis resulting in several necrotic masses and another(s?) unidentified nodes)— would you be so kind as to share some of your info? Are the two items y
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We just bought a 2018 Corolla (first car in over 10 years that wasn't the city bus...) but I am going to keep that in mind because at some point we'll need a second, and something like that is just perfect for moving some gear a
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Oh damn. You saying 90's-era Grand Cherokees are cheap? My grandmother had one that my sister totalled and I always wanted one just like it...
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This comment is a blazing illustration of at least one "why" they were doing what they were doing. (all other questions aside)
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I think that's where we're presently running into a paradox, though. Many Canadians (as elsewhere in the world) are falling victim to propaganda like "Covid is a hoax", "Covid is a plot by Bill Gates to implant ever
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Any Canadian should be well aware that the CBC is not a unified voice, and will publish a broad array of Canadian perspectives.
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Especially when we have groups trying to convince swathes of the population that public health matters are not public health matters, and that we're against each other rather than working together. Unfortunately, that is the reality
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Unless they franchise it I sort of see your thinking. Games like that are commoditized more it these days it seems. Games like Pokemon that were popular in the 90s might have vanished from popular thought had they not created a franchise ou
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So you're saying the 1990 shitbox Passat I drove for a while is worth more than when I drove it? Damn. Though, to be honest I miss that car... Might be time to pay my parents' basement a visit...
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Wasn't aware of this. Thankfully I haven't needed mine for that, just mainly keeping doctors abreast of other treatments and assessments, in summary.
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Where's that Jeeves fellow when you need him?
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With MyChart it's fairly simple to get health care summaries here in Canada (Toronto at least), but I still have to go t through the rigamarole for my images and getting them around to other caretakers. I should have done that last wee
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I use Safari and Firefox nearly exclusively. There is the odd page I use chrome for due to compatibility issues, but for the most part I really prefer the former two. I, on a daily basis, have 4-7 Safari windows (work and new home-hunting)
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> You can `import {readFile} from 'fs/promises'` in Node and it works as you'd expect, including top-level await I can't believe I missed that. I've still been writing promise wrappers like a fool.
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Oh and I absolutely understand. Especially right now when they’re under an even greater crunch due to the added pressures and constraints added by the pandemic.
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The concerning factor for me re: alcoholic diagnosis is that there is typically a baseline for minimum consumption that has been tested and "proven". And that even said baseline isn't necessarily adhered to, and that bucket
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Yeah... and hearing some of those being related to the gut. I’ve been diagnosed with a condition this year without real, solid evidence for cause. Seeing some of the brightest doctors try and write off health matters to alcoholism in non-al
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Mine's not chronic yet, so I'm not sure how well I fit into this but I'll contribute anyway. My current efforts are to prevent my current condition from developing into something chronic, though to do so I have to live like i
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Do you have an instruction set? I tried following most others I could find and they all tended to fail at some stage.
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Sure, I hear you— but then are you really looking for good modelling? Or are you looking for an entirely novel sound processing that just drew inspiration from the physical devices? I understand the latter. I don't understand the forme
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I'm guessing that statement is there only for liability reasons. Canon Canada just tells me to go to Canon USA and to use that software! https://canon.ca/en/Features/EOS-Webcam-Utility No subscription require
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There was the Canon EOS solution they published the beta for earlier this year. I have an old Rebel T5 that I decided to try out, even though official support bottomed out at the T6. No capture card required, just the EOS Webcam utility and
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I’m much the same as you. I’ve already spoken with my employer about staying remote and even moving a little further away to save on rent going forward.
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Most of the time I don’t. Since many shops are closed to anything but appointments in the music world I’ve relied on hearing some shared equipment demos and experiences which the recommendation algorithm promptly sees fit to take as suggest
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To that end “Unboxing” and “review” videos seem to have already had their impact. It probably will make me an old man in the eyes of some portion of the following generation but there’s only so much that I can take of watching a person cele
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True. It wasn’t usually user-facing, though. Frankly, I don’t like it. In publishing at least it was fairly common to have lines about certain levels of cooperation and contribution but those were largely relegated to the Masthead rather th
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I want to preface by saying I love playing with music instrumentation and other audio software and it’s long been on my list to learn more to play with ideas much like OP so hats off to Keith for releasing this software. But as far as guita
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That was my first impression. It seems pretty brilliant to me—a design that looks so simple [and still works] cannot have been simple to engineer. And all said, it's just a video game box so I'm not sure I grasp the controversy.
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