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IndySun
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3y ago
A family member has which.co.uk and I find its marking system wildly inconsistent. A good battery life marked well on several products can arbitrarily lift one of those products to the top for example... and as such I don't read it any
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3y ago
A very interesting and educational musical experiment. Are you planning to expand, maybe to a plugin? Max4Live would likely be viable. Thank you.
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related : https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06mtms8 P v NP In Our Time Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the problem of P versus NP, which has a bearing on online security. There is a $1,000,000 prize on offer from the C
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3y ago
Thank you for the thoughtful post. I must concur. Using sweeping economic averages will give you some country insight but barely represents the experiences of ordinary individuals living day to day. There are a million children living below
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3y ago
No phone number or email to use Session. Session is a fork of Signal. Each communication is decentralised. My biggest concern is they are based in Australia, which has even worse backdoor baying for blood than USA. Some details here. https
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3y ago
https://piped.kavin.rocks/watch?v=MAFUdIZnI5o
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The Grotesque Legacy of Music as Property [video]
(youtube.com)
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>Stick to signal or maybe WhatsApp Or Session?
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Related https://mixmag.net/feature/spectrogram-art-music-aphex-twin https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaTuFB5QXHo
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Thank you. On a public forum I/we know how conversations quickly become diluted/inflated/twisted and often for the most innocuous reasons. As I follow the IA story, a subject that has been around many many time before, I wond
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I am not or have not or do not advocate 'one way or my way', at any point, anywhere in any post, but simply to remind people just be careful not to throw the baby out with the bathwater.
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A truly tone deaf suggestion.
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How? Firstly, do not commiserate poverty. I think you might mean something else. I hope. Not sure what you mean by 'high contextualisation'. I put ballet dancers on a par with accountants, scientists, and (above) politicians. Not
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Interesting. Do you believe, your applaudable position, should be enforced on anyone doing anything, or just anyone creating 'art'? Seems odd to weaken a musicians chances of making a living (not majors, individuals - copyright la
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'You can do art for money or not', does not compute in the poverty stricken corners of this planet. A staggeringly blasé remark. US Copyright laws, that tend to circle the globe, are obnoxious, favoring the already wealthy or esta
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So the answer to 'disgusting predators' is to declare all 'art' (ludicrous distinction, why not everything, and why art?) free? Why not go after the 'disgusting predators' instead?
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"some people" like creating art for free. They presumably would be people who do not need to create art for money, ergo? (typo)
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"...70 years.." That rule does not apply globally. Depends on where you live.
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Can you please add a link to your free art, movie, album, musical, and/or poem. Or do you only supply links to other peoples said art?
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Who are 'they'?
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Is this 'Art access' you refer to something you make also? Or are you only referring to 'Art' other people make? The distinction is critical.
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"...Their albums have a variety of musical diversity..." I like Daft Punk, but I, and they, I'm sure, never described themselves as such. It's worth addressing this sentence, it being an early sentence.
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Speculations Concerning the First Ultraintelligent Machine(1964) [pdf]
(flyingpenguin.com)
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by Irving John Good. Based on talks given in a Conference on the Conceptual Aspects of Biocommunications, Neuropsychiatric Institute, University of California, Los Angeles, October 1962; and in the Artificial Intelligence Sessions of the Wi
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Currently Archive.is is down.
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I could have been clearer. Such UK retail purchases are guaranteed for 6 years. So the point I'm making was that it was beyond 6 years before any of my 20 x 2015 mbp's failed in any aspect. The 4 x M1s had poor battery cycle count
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Imaginary Landscapes – A Film on Brian Eno
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Interesting about the battery cycle. We have four original M1 and have the same issue. Apparently fixed on the subsequent hardware. As a matter of interest, did you also buy AppleCare, and use it? I don't know where you bought, but in
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> I've replaced my battery, monitor, and speakers... I have many 2015 MacBook Pro's. All tour. All are almost permanently on. I replaced the battery on two machines last year. Speakers fine. Screen fine. Are you implying the re
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Thank you. For my non-technical friends of all ages iPhoto to Photos went through such seismic changes that for most coherence of how and where photos were and weren't was taxing. Not sure on the pricing point though - with the vast ma
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