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6y ago
Agree, the test has been dismissed enough times. People are far too complex. It has recently been renamed and represented by Jordan Peterson. Unfortunately, the JP readers I've met who mention his version were unaware of the MB version
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6y ago
Thank you. It is no easy task finding music to specifications. I should add I am looking for someone else. So we have to fogs to fly through, their description, and my description of their description. In this case would you recommend creat
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I'm skeptical that taste in art is even a thing that can pinpointed, music descriptions are especially broad and vague sometimes, but let's see if you've cracked it. I would like to be able to receive music with specific feat
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Ah music, and how to make it earn. Born of arguing, for a near century, over unfair royalties, copyright, copyleft, illegal sales, legal sales, bad contracts, exploitation and greed on all sides. It is no wonder related articles can often b
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Nondestructive Testing
(aviationpros.com)
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So, large, popular, commercial airplanes, are passing their mandatory and thorough pre-flight safe-to-fly inspections, but then having catastrophic failures within minutes of take off. It must mean that pre-flight inspections (to quote Geor
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6y ago
Can Little Snitch and similar software be used to stop images, pixels, from loading and from being sent on a reply or forward?
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The link is to a different story. joe-strummer-the-clash-pogues-london-calling/
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Many people here are against copyright and thus by fault, royalties (of other peoples work, not their own), but as a hypothetical, I wonder the same. It appears the major labels sold their catalogues for a pittance and streaming platforms a
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What part of the world would you be buying from? (I don't do Amazon). Yes, I found exactly that. There is a company called QuietMark, I've bought fans from there and sent them back for being above average noisy, they're not i
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Another explainer here. https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2015/01/23/complainant-u...
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Digital locksmiths here are generally applauded as ingenious. This tale is not at all surprising except that the OP fessed up in the end. The morality aspect is moribund, in an ocean of tracking, data mining, fake accounts, yes fraud, and t
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I agree on the noise of the Dyson. The quietest Dyson fans are not that quiet. I work in studios that require quiet fans. A Dyson fan that rotates is especially noisy due to the squeaking motor. If you need a quiet portable fan/filter
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6y ago
For the dither lovers. https://8bitartwork.co.uk/#history
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Some people do say that whatever anything costs is what it is worth.
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"Men In Stocks"
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This playlist name thing I've also noticed. More widely, many, if not all, of any recommendation algorithm in any field (music and beyond) are not 'intelligent' (meaning smarter than the right human) in any way whatsoever; as
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6y ago
Not true. Nowhere. Ever. Many factors decide your course in life, including your own choices. One does not simply get to decide every choice. Parents may or may not be to 'blame' for any, some, or all of it. This is true, and not
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Again, you have a knack of viewing inequality upside. Based on my speed read of the available chapter one I couldn't recommended it. It is not aimed at me, or anyone I know. I agree that it is always best left for each person to ultima
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6y ago
>users IDs are already tied Yes, true. It's more the illegal-to-access-internet-anonymously part that concerns. Overreach is usually declared 'in the name of security/crime' reasons. A paid licence for more privileged
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Ghaff, some good points too. And am I reading you right; you're saying you could (are) potentially earn more from writing a (paid) blog post than from your own book?
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""Live" as in-the-moment or "Live" as being in the same vicinity/venue?" In the flesh live, people together experiencing something collectively. "I don't see why the latter would go anywhere"
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Kye, Completely agree with this. Making it big as a creative remains elusive for but a few, and may actually be harder today due to your point (this plus the fact that powerful creative tools are in so many more people hands thus we have a
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Maybe knowing a reviewer actually personally would help it further by noting their consistencies or idiosyncrasies or honesty; but it's long winded method. You can glean a ton by following any person, honest/consistent or not, aft
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>Right so you look for reviewers based on the same opinion as yours?< Maybe reread my post, preferably in context.
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>You're framing things in terms of inequality.< Correct, the topic. You seem to view 'inequality' as you and I looking enviously up at Michael Phelps. You may be, but I am looking down at who we are leaving behind. >
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I'm not in agreement with your description of 'creating wealth'. We (society) have had this computer in our pockets for a while, seems to be making things less equal, as per the report. It (your clothes, car, food, phone) is
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The niche stuff is definitely happening. As are new ways to monetize; but online only. What is certainly being eroded that cannot be achieved online is live performance. Include in that phrase what you will. But those opportunities are curr
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None of that is false. You just forgot to mention the overall rising inequality in the USA (over a shorter, more relevant, time period, ie not two centuries) whilst other, some might say more forward thinking countries, are levelling out. L
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>Reviews are BS anyway, I don't know you therefore why on earth would I listen to your opinion on something? Because you trust them? Just as one can on news sites find a journalist that speaks to you, one can find and follow reviewe
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