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I always wondered if you can use midi capable pianos to play chiptunes, even emulated tunes if not actual 8bit.
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3y ago
That's pretty cool, despite the price point, especially if it outputs 8bit tunes.
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3y ago
So long as you were consistent and your opinion didn't change when it suited you
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3y ago
I just wanna tell everyone here who is happy about how this outcome was acheived, never to complain about corporations running your democracy. You can't complain only when the outcome is undesirable. You surrendered "by the people
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3y ago
I was expecting "this was corrected" next to the log retention policy lol. Log collection is liking building an ark in the desert.
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Not "originally" but still, site to site VPNs are widely used. Technically, mullvad's VPN is also site to site, except the remote site is the internet. I regularly used similar VPNs to connect entire segments of my home LAN t
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I sort of agree in spirit but the fact is, he was within US territorial waters when he made the attempt and the coast guard is responsible for rescuing him. If you want to set fire to your house while you are in it for example the same logi
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> You may also be underestimating the software complexity of such a layering violation. For userspace apps, I see no reason why libraries can't develop drop-in replacement interfaces that offload work to the storage controller. And
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3y ago
Cool stuff, I mean at least data comparison/matching would be great but it's pretty wild to think what it would be like if the filesystem itself was implemented by storage firmware as a logical abstraction.
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I mean like a line of them people can buy and use them to compose/play.
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Yes, there is an NPM package called (-.-)/env
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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I hope people are smart enough to not not volunteer being in a database of neurodivergent people, to be sold to the highest bidder, if not today,whenever the current owners make an exit. I will never understand how people are so trusting an
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3y ago
There needs to be like a chiptune piano with concerts and all.
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When i used them in the past i was forced to meet them many times and they took pictures of me at like 2am looking like a crazy person walking away with a bag of taco bell or something many times. No invasion of privacy for me so long as th
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3y ago
Looks like a regex to detect notepad++ in a url that didn't escape the +'s? Weird, maybe a sponsorship thing
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Ask HN: Complex Instruction-Set Storage?
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3y ago
I am with you, measure results and assume the team got it done with minimal effort. If it is for headcount then ask if you can get the same results with less headcount. If you want hourly workers who don't give a shit about results, hi
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[Humor warning] https://youtube.com/watch?v=urcL86UpqZc&pp=ygUPZW1hY3MgaW50Z...
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Will immigration to China or India for education be as pleasant and rewarding as with the US? Especially with internships at local companies and industry interaction,etc... is needed? Also, US tech companies would need to collapse basically
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Cynically, I would say a similar scheme/desire to do what was tried in kenya where biometric data was collected from people in exchange for payment. They are a huge country by population alone, training LLMs on their data or providing
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>You are not blunt but polarising - apart from being incorrect. Not everything you do not like is "fascist" just like not everything a conservative dislikes is "communist". Those words have meanings, use them wisely o
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I would be interested in knowing about other cultures where pereptual and permanent multi-generational enslavement was a thing. Not saying it wasn't I am just not as informed as I should be on the topic. Context is critical. If you rai
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The fact that this is needed is an undesirable outcome of federated protocols, I believe matrix also has this fault. A good way to look at it is how it is similar to email and moving between webmail providers. But therein is the distinction
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You're right, he was around in the 1800s. What is the bookmaker model? But this solves my curiosity then, darwinian views of race developed to accomodate for the moral cognitive dissonance people faced after centuries of slavery and co
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I always found it amusing how without a darwinian racial worldview, europe's colonialism and even transatlantic slave trade would be seen as similar to other ancient empire's colonialism and slave trade. Children of the colonised
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Honest question: what are some scenarios you think this will cause a backfire?
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Let me use your apple example, apple found out the hard way that paying its competitors us against its interest so they make their own M1/2 SoC now, their samsung dependency on memory chips is because there is no option. They do everyt
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You know what is depressing? Owning a house is basically trying to own your retirement old age home. Unless you start saving like 30k+ in your mid-late 20s every year, you won't actually own a house until your mid fifties because mortg
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What is affordable in your opinion? 300k won't get you a burnt down shack.
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And a regular source of rtf vulns as well unfortunately. But I am with you, needing s cloud word/office to edit rich text sucks.
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