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SoleilAbsolu
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SoleilAbsolu
2y ago
I admin 150 Windows machines, have set up Linux servers, TBH I am not religious about OS, though Android is my least favorite. I recently got an iPad Air and a MacBook Air 15 to replace older devices (2018 & 2012). The MacBook is lighte
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SoleilAbsolu
2y ago
C'mon, what could possibly go wrong with "CopyofCopyofCopyof(3)(2)(1)_USE_THIS_ONE_ONLY.xlsx"?
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SoleilAbsolu
2y ago
Oof that spreadsheet story is like a glazier breaking windows, quite a way to make yourself indispensable! I had to bring in a forensic IT expert after terminating someone who twice claimed twice he "might know a way" to read folk
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SoleilAbsolu
2y ago
Or...the Hollywood soundstage these are filmed on hasn't been updated since the '60s...j/k
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SoleilAbsolu
2y ago
2 of my big safety lessons from elders when I was growing up: - my Nana always wore her hair up when in the kitchen, she had worked somewhere she saw a woman get scalped by having her long hair pulled into a mixer - my Dad was wary of synth
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SoleilAbsolu
2y ago
Democracy dies in darkness. CLICK
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SoleilAbsolu
2y ago
It's not "just" about Finnegans Wake, but Robert Anton Wilson's Coincidance is a great companion to FW, honoring its spirit as much as its content. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/62584.Coin
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SoleilAbsolu
2y ago
Haha, I actually know a musician who jokingly included their version of 4'33" on a release that did quite well, and had to pay royalties on it!
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SoleilAbsolu
2y ago
Haha - until reading this I thought it was "restaurauteur" like a control-freak film director who makes food. Since most restauraunts don't end up making money it could more appropriately be "restauramateur".
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SoleilAbsolu
2y ago
https://www.kvraudio.com/ is worth checking out. Some of the very best independent audio DSP devs in the world are there, along with great sound designers, hardware hackers, and a motley collection of music makers.
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SoleilAbsolu
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I like being able to type fast enough to take meeting notes in realtime with minimal attention to what my fingers are doing. I find this method to be great for helping me actually remember what happened. FWIW I was a hunt & peck-er unti
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SoleilAbsolu
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Haha that is a great summary, I was disappointed that skimming the paper, it didn't appear to have a link to an online AP course that individuals can try for themselves. I'd happily put in 25 hours over 8 weeks and report back. I&
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SoleilAbsolu
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SFDPH in general has been moving in a more corporate/consulting-BS direction in last several years, guessing that will accelerate with this individual. Their transition to Epic EHR across the system has heralded a new era of squeaky-cl
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SoleilAbsolu
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I think #5 is huge, until Windows Subsystem for Linux came out there was no easy way to compile all needed gems on Windows. Most Ruby/Rails tutorials assumed you were running *nix and DHH's dismissive attitude to Windows didn'
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I would add author Kim Stanley Robinson to this list. He refers to his work as "political science fiction" and makes the case that climate change will require humanity to re-evaluate capitalist economic structures and priorities t