H1Supreme

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by H1Supreme 4y ago
As someone who brews espresso at home, and is a bit of an audiophile (mostly in the home recording domain), this is spot on. If your grind is too coarse for an espresso, it's very very obvious.
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
Or find a local coffee shop that roasts their own. I used to buy from various sources and the roasts were all over the place. Thus, I was changing my grinder settings fairly dramatically with each new bag. Having switched to a local shop&#x
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
Did you read the title of the post? Or the last questions? Maybe take your own advice.
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
Here's a few tips from a self-taught musician who couldn't read sheet music if you paid me to: - Analyze songs that you like. While reading sheet music (as other's have mentioned) is certainly a good approach, take time to fi
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
An anecdotal comment on screens: When I got my first flat-screen HD TV, and watched actual HD content on it, I had a visceral reaction to the higher resolution. I could remember seeing the lines/pores on people's faces, and it was
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
I copied this code into a current project and the alerts all had the correct counter.
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
Depends on how you want to utilize it. If you want to connect it to a computer as a MIDI device, you'll have to use an Rpi4 or one of the Pi Zero's. The Pi's < 4 can't go into "gadget mode". I bought a new v
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
I just use Paypal as a proxy to a checking account. No funds are actually stored there.
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
> The used book store cookbook section, the supermarket checkout magazines, and internet recipes are all the same ultra low quality level. Perhaps the last two, but the cookbooks I use have been pretty great. YMMV, of course.
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
For folks who often find themselves searching the web for recipes, I'd recommend picking up a cookbook or two. My girlfriend has a stack of them she's inherited from family members over the years. We like to casually leaf through
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
Care to list the brand (model)? That seems insane to me. Firmware upgrades should be deliberate, and done with caution (hopefully starting with a backup).
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
> I could log into it to see the status of the machine (spin cycle, rinse, finished 22 minutes ago) I would like that As long as this monitoring system can completely fail, and the machine still works, I'm okay with it. Ultimately,
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
I have an Intel Nuc running Ubuntu, and an ASUS router that I installed the WRT Merlin firmware on. The NUC is running K3S, which I installed to learn Kubernetes, mostly. I don't really need it, tbh. NGINX + apps as systemd services wo
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
For new music (as in recorded and released recently), no. Most of the music I buy is made by artists who probably tour in a van. So, every little sale matters to these folks. And, I'm happy to support them! In regards to some hit recor
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
> Ok, reasonable, but other frontend Ui toolkits (eg. Vue, Svelte before Sveltekit, etc.) seem to be able to handle this without going "enterprise" levels of complication. I've used Vue (2.0) and React extensively. I find
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
I think there's a real opportunity for a company to release a (affordable) fridge that has zero gadgets, and markets the quality of the cooling system. How can a 40 year old fridge that lives in the garage be more reliable than a new S
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
I have some anecdotal evidence to the contrary on refrigerators. I want a fridge to do one thing. Keep food cold. No ice maker, no water, no godforsaken app, or camera on the inside. Make a robust, reliable cooling system that's built
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
> How seemless the experience was between Mac and windows and Linux? It's pretty damn seamless with Vim. I code on a Mac these days, but was using Windows (w/ WSL) and Ubuntu about 50/50 before that. The same Vim (neovim)
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
> Just on Friday I had a friend message me because his phone was run over and he lost his contacts His contacts weren't synced to a cloud account? Was it a non iOS/Android phone?
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
> Everybody preparing their own meal requires more energy. This applies to both office and WFH. When I worked in offices, 90% of my meals were prepared at home.
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
When else are you supposed to run errands? Here's my anecdotal driving activity after taking a remote position: I used to drive every day of the week. Now, it's 3 days, on average. If I could walk or cycle to the gym (roads are 0%
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
Designers have to spend money on their tools. There's no other option. Developer's don't. Plus, developers can make their own tools if they need to.
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
When I couldn't get my copy of Adobe CS3 (from 2007) to install on a new Mac (64-bit only), I bought Designer and Photo from Affinity. Up until 2015, I made my living as designer, and was intimately familiar with Adobe's tools. Un
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
Drinking on the job is a way of life in construction. Beers with lunch is basically a given. I grew up with a lot of family and members of my immediate community working these sorts of jobs. I didn't realize bringing a cooler full of
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
What 5 speed manual transmission can do 2k RPM @ 80mph (like an 8-speed auto)? My old civic would be at like 3500 @ 80. I've observed these with my own eyes. How is that "not how it works"?
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
This article should be re-titled as: "Performance cars still come with a stick". Outside of the Ford Mustang, not one vehicle mentioned has any sort of sales volume (relative to other vehicles). The Civic Type R and GR Corolla are
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
> It's a tie on the highway because nothing happens and there is no difference driving 50 miles always in manual 5th gear or in automatic 5th gears. Except, most automatics are going up past 5th gear. 7, 8, even 10 speed auto's
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
Based on my own self-taught path, I think it's a lot easier if you have a project in mind first. Many moons ago, I had a few personal web design clients (frontend developer wasn't a term yet), and I was tired of updating their sta
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
What does the data collection end of this look like? In a home IOT setup, for example, you'd typically have a single machine (Border Router in a Thread setup) collecting all the data from each node. I understand the "field device&
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by H1Supreme 4y ago
> The person who brought the gift spent some time pondering what would I like, gave his/her best shot. That's a hell of an assumption to make. There's a very real chance they spent 2 seconds buying something last minute be

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