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distantsounds
2y ago
OVH and Hetzner have offerings at that price range. you can use a tool like serverhunter.com to find all sorts of economically-priced servers.
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distantsounds
3y ago
Curious what your AI is telling you now that a major US port is out of commission.
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distantsounds
3y ago
2024 is the Year of the Linux Desktop! This _surely_ is a sign we're going to get it, right? Right?
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distantsounds
3y ago
Yeah, super weird thing to be wrapping automation and detection around, I'm really unsure of the use case other than this.
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distantsounds
3y ago
your container running the web server and php-fpm should only need to be deployed once. the point of PHP is that to update your code you just... replace the file. this sounds like a poorly designed CI pipeline that is of no fault of PHP.
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distantsounds
3y ago
no it's not? I just installed it.
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distantsounds
3y ago
> control-f "infected mushroom" no results does this person even know what psytrance is? http://music.ishkur.com/?query=PsychedelicTrance Here is a better breakdown of the genre, by an overly opinionated produc
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distantsounds
3y ago
the "author" fed a bunch of text into a prompt generator and spit out a list with referral links web 3.0 looking good
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distantsounds
3y ago
The sampled voices sound neither like Michael Jackson nor Weird Al. A good effort, but a professional impersonator could likely do better on either front.
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distantsounds
3y ago
would be helpful to post the actual link from the EFF.
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distantsounds
3y ago
This doesn't teach you how to play piano, this teaches you how to read vertically scrolling notes. It doesn't actually teach you where the notes are on the piano, when key changes are made, or when to play a note strong or soft. T
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distantsounds
3y ago
You're charging for your product, this is MIT licensed. As the meme goes, "we are not the same."
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Clorox products in short supply after cyberattack
(cnn.com)
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distantsounds
3y ago
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distantsounds
3y ago
I never knew this existed, thanks so much for posting i!
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distantsounds
3y ago
If you're watching movies on your phone through tiktok, chances are you wouldn't appreciate the source material enough to pay for it anyway.
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distantsounds
3y ago
It's really unfortunate that this glaring issue stops wide adoption. The slash through the zero should have been the default, very silly for the official release to omit that.
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distantsounds
3y ago
>Unreal has licenses which allow you to use one version of their engine FOREVER and they cannot revoke that license. So the author didn't fully research this. It is true that for NEWER version Epic can change this. Maybe _you_ didn&
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distantsounds
3y ago
how is this a "fair tradeoff?" USB2 is over 2 decades old, why are you accepting this still?
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distantsounds
3y ago
YouTuber RetoAhoy did a fantastic video on its history and modern references in video games: https://youtu.be/6HEAA0C6a4Q?si=ugQa1N3uYTW2Ncok
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distantsounds
3y ago
because a domain extension based off of a country is more reputable (and likely more available) than its .com equivalent? I love Kreb's work but this article title is complete garbage. It has nothing to do with the domain extension and
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distantsounds
3y ago
You mean the ones that have existed for literal decades and still work to this day? Cry me a river because a single beep ruins your mood for 5 minutes, it's probably better than your house burning down.
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distantsounds
3y ago
Such a hidden gem in Sierra's library. good whodunit mysteries are few and far between in the realm of video games.
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distantsounds
3y ago
an IDE aids you in programming, it doesn't do the programming for you. do you really need this distinction explained to you?
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distantsounds
3y ago
WinRAR can _create_ RAR files. In fact it's one of the only pieces of software that can. The decompression algo is free, so it's implemented in 7zip. compressing files in the format is what they want you to pay for.
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distantsounds
3y ago
or don't, because using fancy quotes in your HTML will have it not render properly. mods, pls fix the title.
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distantsounds
3y ago
how is this open source, or self-hosted, when it requires an API key and a login from a third party?
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distantsounds
3y ago
so niche it was bought out and shut down!
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distantsounds
3y ago
This article is horribly written and executed for many reasons, but the primary one being that the vast majority of the music credited as Daft Punk is just sampled music from other artists. You can eloquently see this broken down here: htt
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distantsounds
3y ago
singing up for email isn't difficult. neither is paying for a place to store your photos. Google is just that much easier so anything require beyond that is now all of a sudden too difficult for the average user. that's on you and
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distantsounds
3y ago
yeah, I'm very glad that we have a dozen and a half Javascript libraries that aren't jQuery instead!
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