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by IndySun 6y ago
The videos created are more like visualisers. Not a bad thing, but I was expecting dancers, singers. Still, very impressive technology.
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by IndySun 6y ago
Its a romantic notion, making every transaction public. A theory. But, alas, not all humans and much of society appreciate knowing every single detail. And those that do will cause a political crawl so devastating as to invoke the reverse o
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by IndySun 6y ago
Maybe first ask, what is wrong about it?
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by IndySun 6y ago
That was quick. Sounds good. I'm currently trying to discern the difference between the barman and the barmaid...
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by IndySun 6y ago
An audible 40Hz being produced by a hummingbird is (almost) inconceivable, they need to make that plain. The harmonic and familiar 'hum' is evident to all ears. But the article quotes (I'm still reading the additional papers)
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by IndySun 6y ago
>My favorite mynoise.net/ Possibly the best, and very comprehensive. Great user interface. I am in touch with the owners, they're looking at creating a 'pub' option. Authenticity is important so until pubs are open, i
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by IndySun 6y ago
Just wondering if there are any developers on this post working with or defending the use of decentralised, music sharing, copyleft, anti-royalty, software? And if so, do you see the irony? I sincerely hope people take my question at face v
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by IndySun 6y ago
>more than 10 times in last 2 hours You could utilise the noprocrast option in your HN settings.
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by IndySun 6y ago
Thank you. We disagree on little. However one should be careful with broad terms like' offence'. To whom do you allocate the task of deciding for you what is offensive, is the tricky part. The silicon corporates do move the goalpo
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by IndySun 6y ago
Simion314, If you would indulge another non-political poster. Playing devils advocate with and exploring your ps... >some big corporation What about a small one? >lock you out, decide what you read, apps you install or brick your appl
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by IndySun 6y ago
Ok, thank you. I am not aware of any such limitation in any web standard. Any audio, and in fact 'all', information sent is converted to digital. Any amount of data can theoretically be sent. Receiving/demodulating, that data
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by IndySun 6y ago
Could you elaborate? I'm not sure of what you're 'not so sure of'.
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by IndySun 6y ago
Isn't this a question of bandwidth? The less data sent over the net, whilst maintaining a decent level of quality, the better for the end user. The question of the available higher sampling rates are most often used at the recording st
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Swallowing a PillCam(england.nhs.uk)
4 points by IndySun 6y ago|1 comments
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by IndySun 6y ago
As others have noted... Utterly shocking and terrifying documentary. It shows criminal activity and I wonder why those involved aren't in jail.
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by IndySun 6y ago
>"For example, some CC licenses allow distribution, remixing, and commercial use... which is something a copyright wouldn’t allow." This is not accurate. There is no such blanket restriction on copyrighted material. You can ask
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by IndySun 6y ago
The predicted 'answer' for the vast majority of people is going to be, basically, left or right (politically speaking), for maybe 80 or even 90% and more people, a 50/50 choice. How far does the 72% drop for correctly predict
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by IndySun 6y ago
>Is ...xxxx... sold as a children's book? "Every book is a children's book, if the kid can read." Mitch Hedberg But seriously, is who the book is aimed at relevant?
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by IndySun 6y ago
It depends on who you trust to supply accurate data. South Korea do have some good numbers, but their average might surprise you.
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by IndySun 6y ago
Also of interest https://www.cable.co.uk/broadband/speed/worldwide-speed-leag... https://www.cable.co.uk/broadband/pricing/worldwide-comparis...
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by IndySun 6y ago
https://surfshark.com/blog/worlds-worst-internet-is-least-af...
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by IndySun 6y ago
>I'm yet to find something I could possibly gripe about. Have you experienced the accelerated hd degradation? An odd story that popped up recently. (Not the greatest link.... https://www.gizmochina.com/2021/02&#x
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by IndySun 6y ago
On this post are many singular experiences being touted as rules rather than exceptions. I notice an intense need to simplify, quite often in the simplifiers favour. Can we at least agree that, despite Mr Minecraft's quip, some people
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by IndySun 6y ago
Does anyone have a working video link to Mr Minecraft saying this? The link quoted in the article is dead. http://www.next-gen.biz/news/gdc-2011-piracy-is-not-theft-sa... “Piracy is not theft,” he said to those gathere
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by IndySun 6y ago
Glad to hear they're not planning on disappearing. Spent many hours in Austin TX Alamo's during the SXSW festivals. A wonderful experience. A little like the UKs Everyman chain (but with stunningly entertaining kookie ads running)
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by IndySun 6y ago
anonymisation, definitions and user data journeys Updated 26 February 2021
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UK Gov anonymous data definitions(gov.uk)
2 points by IndySun 6y ago|0 comments
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by IndySun 6y ago
Ok. Thank you. My reply would be... By any other name. Another way of how 'not' to understand the world, but a way to simplify it, for both benign and nefarious reasons. Control is in there somewhere. And it is more than mildly co
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by IndySun 6y ago
Thanks, this was interesting. Side note I wondered, why Anchor FM? I have nothing against them, never heard of them, but the interface is scant, and there appears to be no other textual information or external links along side the audio. Ma
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by IndySun 6y ago
> I have taken the test multiple times throughout my life and I get INTP every single time. Are you aware of Hobson's Choice?

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