IndySun

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Poll: Headphone Wearing ENDED
2 points by IndySun 5y ago|6 comments
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by IndySun 5y ago
0-1hr per day
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by IndySun 5y ago
1-3hr per day
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by IndySun 5y ago
3hr-6hr per day
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by IndySun 5y ago
6hr or more per day
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by IndySun 5y ago
Anyone here wear over-ear headphones or in-ear buds everyday?
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by IndySun 5y ago
Do you have an earcamera recommendation?
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by IndySun 5y ago
>Do you have a blog or anything with write ups about your equipment? Would be very interested in hearing about your silicon upgrades once you get there. No blog. We don't even have a website as work has only ever arrived by word of
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by IndySun 5y ago
>and am stuck on 10.13.6 We have multiple Apple hardware based music systems 75% of which are deliberately still, not stuck, on 10.13.6.. We also have a few M1s. After decades of continual forced disconnects/'upgrades' of
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by IndySun 5y ago
"We’ll probably never know why my husband had a stroke." But for the sake of some column inches you will begin with vague inference.
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by IndySun 5y ago
This is useful. Not technically multitrack or an exact replacement for Audacity. It gives great info on the audio, records, and its interface is super slick. https://www.ocenaudio.com/download
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by IndySun 5y ago
I see this posted more often here than on music forums. That said, it is a high quality mix selection.
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by IndySun 5y ago
Obits are a source for new and reminded music recently. Such talent. Jon Hassell https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/29/arts/music/ellen-mcilwain... https://yoshiwada.bandcamp.com/music
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by IndySun 5y ago
Was it this? https://openvault.wgbh.org/catalog/V_D9DC82D997454711A71B586...
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by IndySun 5y ago
Your personal website is excellently designed. So clear. Bravo.
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by IndySun 5y ago
So dry.
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by IndySun 5y ago
What I said and what you are saying, no person could argue against. On paper, it looks great. But look at reality, and what we do have and it doesn't look so useful a list of ideals anymore. I am very much against Gov toes. But it real
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by IndySun 5y ago
Seeing as youtube (the worlds biggest bootlegger of audio) has audio, then that would be youtube, would it not? Seriously, if you need a piece of audio, that is out of print, unavailable to download digitally, banned, the first place to loo
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by IndySun 5y ago
http://exoplanetapp.com/
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by IndySun 5y ago
>I really don’t like the idea of the government dictating what a company does with it’s software. Never ever understand this angle. Don't let a government put their toe in the business even when it's utterly unfair to the custo
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by IndySun 5y ago
No meow, I came to get a moody silence and unblinking stare translated, alas...
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by IndySun 5y ago
>Was this work done on data stored in lossy formats? You're right to mention this. Lossless audio is preferred for analyst software. Even good MP3s tend to top out around 16kHz. The quality of the recording will also be dependent on
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by IndySun 5y ago
>Leftists have been very clear that they want the police abolished. Lazy rhetoric will always let one down in a big way. At the very least, as one is making broad, sweeping generalisations, one will totally miss what the real issues are
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by IndySun 5y ago
I read a paper on something similar to this a good while ago now, quoting Bowlby I seem to remember. Supposing it has relevant connotations, changing behaviour during this period to affect outcomes may prove problematic in other ways.
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by IndySun 5y ago
How come you presented this before the other identical post, and yet your post is virtually ignored, whilst the other, half a day later, is noticed? Time of day vs USA West Coast time? Fascinating.
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by IndySun 5y ago
>doing little to nothing is the entire modern tory agenda Spot on. Only I venture it is worse. More public money to business friends. The point of public transport is to allay the burden of cost to the public, having no choice but to tra
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by IndySun 5y ago
This recent article appeared on YC, it expands on the sleepwalking folly of digital ids and passwords. https://www.aclu.org/report/identity-crisis-what-digital-dri...
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by IndySun 5y ago
Glad to hear it (pun intended, if puns are allowed). The practical difference in the listening experience is, as you infer, negligible, to almost everyone. Classical music, or other such audio with large dynamic ranges, suffer the most. And
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by IndySun 5y ago
>Not sure why you'd be saddened by this? I did all that too. I concur with your overview. I don't see the world as black and white either. We know that children are more easily exploited, no matter how tech savvy, but it's
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by IndySun 5y ago
6 years old and already having to navigate software, passwords, privacy. I am mildly shocked, and saddened. Or am I just behind the times?

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