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by camtarn 1y ago
No descenders - fine. But I find the lowercase L, and to a lesser extent the lowercase F, very unpleasant looking. Something to do with the overly intrusive and segmented curve.
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Hovercraft Suitcase Gives Your Luggage a Smooth Ride(hackaday.com)
1 points by camtarn 1y ago|0 comments
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by camtarn 1y ago
Hah! I was wondering if that was possible.
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by camtarn 1y ago
Huh, I use Bitwig and I had no idea it was Java! Very neat.
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by camtarn 1y ago
A video about building an animatronic head, with the mouth movements done using a series of mouths on a servo-operated tilting/rotating ball, similar to the 'golf ball' mechanism used in an IBM Selectric electric typewriter.
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Selectramatronics [video](youtube.com)
1 points by camtarn 1y ago|1 comments
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by camtarn 1y ago
I read a lot of it, and I liked the writing, but it really is a very long article and eventually I gave up.
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by camtarn 1y ago
They could have made their own, but it's really not that uncommon for music to slowly increase in tempo. Some styles of music use it more than others - for instance, ceremonial drumming might start out extremely slow and build to a fra
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by camtarn 1y ago
I'm unable to resolve the domain on EE UK - looks like it's DNS blocked. By comparison, on my work network (TalkTalk) I can resolve the domain but I get a connection reset from the site. I think this might be the first time I&#x27
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by camtarn 1y ago
Really cool project - I'm always a fan of things which make writing music in plain text easier. It looks pretty bad on Android Chrome, sadly - when a tab block is attached to a word it seems to make a large gap between the first letter
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by camtarn 1y ago
Yes, I think GGP was being hyperbolic. Still a shameful state of affairs.
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by camtarn 1y ago
https://globalaffairs.org/commentary-and-analysis/blogs/unho... "...many extreme evangelical groups started to recognize that the fight against LGBTQ+ rights in the United States was a losing battle. These gr
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Dog Mode(untested.sonnet.io)
2 points by camtarn 1y ago|0 comments
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by camtarn 1y ago
This is hilarious. Very well done.
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by camtarn 1y ago
Thank you, this is a much better explanation than in the article.
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Maingear's Retro95 combines '90s-era PC design with modern specs(theverge.com)
2 points by camtarn 1y ago|0 comments
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by camtarn 1y ago
Ah that's really interesting, thank you!
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by camtarn 1y ago
That's really cool!
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by camtarn 1y ago
That's a lovely little bit of hardware, and it's not actually that expensive too! Great recommendation, thank you.
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by camtarn 1y ago
If I was looking for a digital pedalboard device I'd want something that was extremely rugged, never had software issues or forced me to download updates, and booted up within about 10-15 seconds (that's how long the digital pedal
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by camtarn 1y ago
I wonder if parent post is alluding to the number of hours spent bookkeeping? As a percentage of somebody's time, I could see that getting reasonably expensive.
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by camtarn 1y ago
GitHub: https://github.com/spotify/pedalboard Sadly, although it supports realtime processing, it doesn't say anything about latency, which is a make-or-break quality for most realtime audio processing. Definitely
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by camtarn 1y ago
The market must be very different in the US. In the UK, Beyond Meat is the most expensive meat free option in my local supermarket, other than one type of fake steak. There are some other premium brands at slightly lower prices, then cheape
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by camtarn 1y ago
I think the article answers this pretty well. The bill has text about not being construed as restricting any first amendment rights while simultaneously banning all 1A activity within certain hours. That just seems like a really stupid con
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by camtarn 1y ago
The bits of the bill in question which are applicable: --- "Expressive activities" means any speech or expressive conduct protected by the First Amendment to the United States Constitution or by Section 8, Article I, Texas Constit
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by camtarn 1y ago
Typing to destroy blocks is pretty satisfying, but I really disliked the W/S to move.
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by camtarn 1y ago
I am, sadly, not the author :)
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Cracking into a Just Eat / Takeaway.com Terminal with an NFC Card(blog.mgdproductions.com)
3 points by camtarn 1y ago|2 comments
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by camtarn 1y ago
Quite a remarkable history for a company I had never heard of! The aerated bread process, invented by its founder John Dauglish, involved forcing pressurised carbon dioxide into dough, and was the primary way of making industrially produces
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Aerated Bread Company(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by camtarn 1y ago|2 comments

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