MrJagil

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   by MrJagil 11y ago

   I do have plenty of friends who use tape purely in creative capacities i.e. they DJ on tape or do experimental reel-to-reel cassette setups for live shows. Personally I'd actually love to own a 4-track and do some solo stuff for the sa
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   by MrJagil 11y ago

   Ugh, good question. First of all, here in Europe everyone I know either order blanks from http://www.shop-016.de/shop-audioservice.htm or https://tapeline.info/ or overwrite a bunch of second-hand tapes the
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   by MrJagil 11y ago

   There's a couple of reasons: 1. A lot artists don't incorporate cassette into the workflow much. Usually people do what they do with a DAW or go to a studio to record. Cassette is mostly used as medium (like CD, vinyl etc). But
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   by MrJagil 11y ago

   Here's an interesting submission about the last cassette factory (which is also having a resurgence): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10197449 Let me know if you have questions about the format, I run a small tape
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   by MrJagil 11y ago

   Thank you for being so thorough and informative though I seemingly won't get hold of these films. After reading the comment thread in the "playing with pigs" article, this is a ray of sunshine.
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   by MrJagil 11y ago

   "Via", used on danish railways, is somewhat famous for it's iconic lowercase "g", saving space on signs which usually don't have much vertical height: http://typedesk.com/wp-content/uploads
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   by MrJagil 11y ago

   Do you know where to find them? Preferably free, if they're on an archive somewhere or similar. They seem to be in german as well, am I correct in this?
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   by MrJagil 11y ago

   Here's a video if anyones interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wajmdD97nk It's not safe for work nor kids and could be regarded as FUD (as I have no verification on the facts in the video). This is purely
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   by MrJagil 11y ago

   I would say that your stab at reddit was just as meaningless as his initial comment. Why didn't you post what you just posted in the first place? If you really want to help keep HN clean, avoid the snide one-liners. Either leave it at
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    by MrJagil 11y ago

    This linked video is very interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxpUc8lj-CY
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    Design Insights with Ben Brode: The dark side of releasing new content(youtube.com)

    1 points by MrJagil 11y ago|0 comments
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    by MrJagil 11y ago

    Thanks!
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    by MrJagil 11y ago

    There could be any number of incentives, i.e. health benefits. Apes, just like birds, builds nests and this "ritualistic" behaviour could be seen as an extension of cleaning. Being this calculated about this seemingly arduous task
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    by MrJagil 11y ago

    Do you have links to these claims? I would like to read more.
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    by MrJagil 11y ago

    Ben Brode is a central figure in creating Hearth Stone. He's an interesting character, which this blog post reflects. If nothing else, advice #7 is one I wholeheartedly echo. Part two is a better read.
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    How to Get a Job in the Games Industry(bbrode.svbtle.com)

    1 points by MrJagil 11y ago|1 comments
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    by MrJagil 11y ago

    How come?
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    by MrJagil 11y ago

    Is that a joke or do you have any examples? Links would be great.
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    by MrJagil 11y ago

    earlier discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10124078
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    by MrJagil 11y ago

    Still, I think the point is somewhat valid, if for nothing but curiosity. The largest dinosaur, which I know is a subject of discussion, is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argentinosaurus 30 metres, 80-100 tonnes and bl
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    by MrJagil 11y ago

    I feel like I need some arguments and examples pertaining to this specific article to swallow your objection.
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    by MrJagil 11y ago

    Apparently you can't reply to old comments, which means you can't get their URL without a pretty arduous search through the Algolia engine. Anyway, sourced from here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5135290
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    The Last of the Mountain Men(si.com)

    1 points by MrJagil 11y ago|1 comments
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    by MrJagil 11y ago

    I believe it's this one. It's tone really throws me off though: https://www.washingtonpost.com/posteverything/wp/2015/04/10/...
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    by MrJagil 11y ago

    What exactly does your post mean? Links would be great as well.
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    by MrJagil 11y ago

    Being a foreigner not quite knee-deep in the American election yet, I was actually fishing for more information on Cruz and Sanders and whether you're basing this on polls, their relationship, intuition, major (dis?)similarities in pol
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    by MrJagil 11y ago

    Could you unfold that statement?
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    by MrJagil 11y ago

    I'm wondering how this compares to countries who actually has his "utopia" implemented, to a certain degree at least. I mean, in Denmark, the government pays you $1000 a month to study college/university. In the implemen
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    by MrJagil 11y ago

    To me blizzard has always been a gaming-mirror of Apple in many ways, and I think it's a shame this topic hasn't been explored more. Though they have both faltered a bit in this regard in recent years, a hallmark of both companies
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    by MrJagil 11y ago

    "a random number generator determines the value of many of the prizes you encounter and the path some of the obstacles take." Seemingly, you would still need several TAS-tries because of the RNG, right? (Unless you can rewind and