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by boffinAudio 2y ago
As a fan of Sparklines (and Tufte in general), I have to shout out to one of my favourite places that sparklines have been used - in sudara's Audio Sparkline library for the popular JUCE Audio processing framework: https://g
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
Hey Walter, characters are images. ;)
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
>nothing to be gained from bleeding it They proved they can do it and that it is defeatable. That's a big gain, especially for those who have suffered under the repression that the iron dome protects and prolongs. Dismissive argume
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
Irans' hypersonic ballistic missiles, for which there is no effective defense, all got through and hit their targeted positions, frighteningly close to the heart of Israels defense HQ. The 300+ drones were there to exhaust the iron dom
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
I've printed-to-PDF all 20 chapters and have my own book of it now. My only desire is that Ian made a single-page-with-all-chapters view of it available...
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
>we love the Iranian people and culture. Total nonsense. The USA's criminal sanctions regime has only hurt the Iranian people, not its theocracy.
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
Sanctions are a crime against humanity, intended to degrade the state by degrading its people: https://www.state.gov/iran-sanctions/
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
Destroying Gaza is the goal, or else Gaza wouldn't be destroyed. [0] Your argument that it could be done 'easier' with dumb bombs or artillery callously ignores the fact that another goal in the destruction of Gaza is the a
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
There are literally zero nations currently involved in hostilities which don't want to destroy each other. You may not like it, but the USA has called for Irans' destruction a hundred times. Its treasonous to the human race t
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
It was 'easy' because Iran designed the attack to deplete the expensive iron dome stocks with ultra-cheap drones, not actually demolish any Israeli infrastructure. The supersonic missiles that Iran intended to get through, got t
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
Might finally provide a viable use for the Ord River catchment, though ..
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
Who do you think is manufacturing the solar panels? Certainly not Australians.
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
That's a fun project - got any interest in a port to JUCE? https://juce.com/
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
I think Behringer are doing awesome things, its absolutely fun to see them release designs based on barely-available synths and letting the kids get access to it all - and I don't share the ire that most, working in this industry, have
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
I feel the same way about this as I do with the whole NSA clustfuck: If I had access to my own data and could do what I wanted with it, I'd be fine with it.
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
... except the ssh bin is also tracked with OCSP ..
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
Disclaimer: I make electronic musical instruments and audio gear, some of which you may have right in front of you right now, and have a strong opinion on the subject based on decades of interacting with engineers, designers, and most impor
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
I find it really interesting that catharsis doesn't work - and that, more often than not, the person with a vested interest in ensuring they maintain the 'right' to vent their anger, is usually doing so as a means of social c
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
Are you familiar with the Pivotal Aero? https://pivotal.aero/ This unusual aircraft seems to be a move in the right direction, apropos making flight simpler - because its flight dynamics are designed, inherently, to be forg
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
Oh, sure, TEMPEST attacks are as old as the hills. But being able to do this with modern standards such as HDMI seems quite lame, because .. >tech like this makes the attack more accessible .. shouldn't new tech address this bug? I
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
Wasn't this something that was also revealed by Snowden to be a technique in wide-spread use within the NSA's little community of human-rights abusing miscreants?
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
To adequately address this claim, we (the general HN public) would need to be able to access all of the metrics regarding censored/downvoted-into-oblivion articles on HN related to Israel/Mossad/Gaza/War Crimes/et
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
> might I also suggest that sufficiently skilled efforts to direct a conversation will not be detected by most conversation participants. .. and, even more importantly, the censorship cannot be considered successful on the part of the a
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
Indeed. Its the same reasoning behind the utterly repugnant 5-eyes apparatus, which allows Western governments to violate the human rights of their own citizens with impunity.
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
The article you're limiting your assessment to, doesn't say anything about who is using it, but there are very clear links to Mossad if you dig further: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41067026
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
More to the point, there actually is evidence of a connection to the Israeli government, inasmuch as "Candiru" was financed by the same people behind NSO, "Founders Group", and both of these entities have very clear ti
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
100% agree with you. I have had a Linux-based DAW running in my studio, alongside the requisite MacOS and Windows machines, for decades now. It runs Ubuntu Studio, has superlative audio performance (72 channels of digital audio), and is a
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
This immediately disqualifies the person from having operator duties, imho.
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
Thanks, yes I do know about that, but sometimes I want to have a bit more control over the for .. do .. end loop .. and also I'm rather a bit more of a fan of using the directory structure to remember repo's than a git config file
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by boffinAudio 2y ago
Thats fine, but do you understand the point that, by putting these utilities into a shell script, you're negating the ability to search for common commands through history, and now also need to load up your working memory with the name

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