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by Zenst 5y ago
Audacity
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I was curious as to how much music is in the public domain with a per year breakdown. Equally, how much is released straight into the public domain per year these days compared to older copyrighted material lapsing into the public domain. A
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by Zenst 5y ago
Which is a worry as a couple of months left of winter. Also a tendency these days for the colder/snow weather to be in the later part of winter/early spring.
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> If the government should do anything its invest in a same-day/next-day shipping infrastructure that can be used by any business (say, via the post office or maybe a new package logistics agency). Trend for half a decade has been t
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by Zenst 5y ago
Portmanteau's are absobloddylutely fun. Though a bit cruel upon those learning the language.
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Not just Venus, the whole cost of cooling chips and cost of raw material extra's like heat-sinks could be reduced and that in itself would make a huge saving thru volume. Some IC'c on this type of silicon wouldn't need that
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by Zenst 5y ago
Question is - if/when the lira rises 15% (#1), will Apple respond as timely to adjust prices cheaper? Mindful that companies are quick to point to a reason to increase prices yet when that same reason goes the other way, not so quick
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by Zenst 5y ago
More peripherals were made for the Atari ST - if you count the MIDI ports :).
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> The press is lazy and incurious. They don't pursue stories, they reprint press releases. And the even sadder part is they believe the press releases and report accordingly. Mostly true, and sad part if enough do that, then the res
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by Zenst 5y ago
You have to wonder at what level climate change has had upon other forms of life like virus's and how much of a variable that is in mutation and spread. I'm aware that bird migration has certainly been impacted due to climate chan
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Global AIV with Zoonotic Potential situation update(fao.org)
1 points by Zenst 5y ago|1 comments
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by Zenst 5y ago
Lovely drives - built a system with 3 of them - 2x74Gb one for OS and another for core programs and a 32GB one dedicated to swap/TEMP. Got well over a decade solid use out of those and only just retired the last of those drives last m
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by Zenst 5y ago
Whole aspect these forums have flourished without the need for GIF's, emotions and all other forms of media encapsulation, is textament(sic) too content over packaging.
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by Zenst 5y ago
So we have the worst of social media making a push to create "Second Life" part 2. Which from many accounts, was just as toxic a playground. But they really do seem to want to push replacing the web with VR and a VR environment t
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by Zenst 5y ago
Excellent suggestion and added this to favourites as a backup reminder to do this. Hopefully be going thru that cupboard before the end of the year, so will get on that then. Thank you. I do recall it was the initial release with blowfish
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by Zenst 5y ago
> OpenBSD developers used to have development sprints and code check ins in Canada to work around US crypto laws. Yip, I brought OpenBSD CD set back in that era (2.4 release!) and asked in the order if it included the crypto lib's a
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Picovoice Cobra Voice Activity Detection Engine Shown to Outperform Google(cnx-software.com)
3 points by Zenst 5y ago|0 comments
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aha, now that then explains the decision more then.
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The irony that a UK `spy agency` is hosting with a foreign provider born out of selling books like "The Catcher in the Rye" is a level of humour nobody expected.
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Very good point and this approach does afford a back-channel with plausible deniability. After all - data held in a country is subject to the government of that country being able to demand/obtain access.
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Yes, not sure of there reasoning but hardly a inditement for GDS and the G-cloud offerings they afford local and countrywide government services. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UK_Government_G-Cloud
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by Zenst 5y ago
I had a CZ101 in the day, preferred the sound from PD synthesis as it was better at base sounds IMHO. That and the DX7 was used to death and more so - 99% just used the pre-sets and got to stage that you could name the sound they used on a
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by Zenst 5y ago
True, though costs may also be a factor. Was interested in what the oldest buildings in California would be and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_oldest_buildings_i... Darn, you have to love arches in building
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by Zenst 5y ago
Tuned dampning would be one of the main ways in modern times and nice read about such things :- https://blog.jumpstartinsurance.com/more-ways-to-keep-buildi...
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Resonance would be a key factor as well, various sized rocks all at irregular angles would help greatly to prevent any overall resonance shaking and amplifying across the structure. Now in contrast to standard sized bricks and regimental fo
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Many will as that kinda processing power and more so memory interface speed - it will seriously blur a lot of lines. More so, it has really got the processing leaps and jumps back into life again and not really seen much of that for well ov
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The ability to one-shop the whole office experience helped. So you could deal with microsoft for the OS and word.....etc or Microsoft for os and there for your WP and lots of other companies making support a multi number TZ experience comp
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I recall running this on a dual core Celron (BP6 dual socket motherboard) over-clocked back in the day to get 1Ghz `testing` power. Fun times.
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How do the the latest Intel and AMD CPU's compare in how they handle speed and power usage with regards to the main stand-out differences between the two?
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I had a look and https://www.tomshardware.com/uk/reviews/amd-ryzen-9_3900x-vs... "AMD’s Ryzen 9 3900X also has the new Collaborative Power Performance Control 2 (CPPC2) feature, which manipulates Ryzen 3000&

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