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djkoolaide
4y ago
and if you're encoding an x265 file, it needs -tag:v hvc1 for iphone/quicktime to recognize it.
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4y ago
Because in the US there is very little public transport infrastructure and most neighborhoods are not walkable. Buses have already left the school by 5pm. The only way for the kid to get home is their parent to pick them up.
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djkoolaide
4y ago
That's a disappointing thread to read. "Vlad" didn't even bother looking at what NoScript actually does, and why it's better than just having a giant on/off switch for the entire page.
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4y ago
I feel the same way. I was done by the time Tom Merritt left. But I will forever have gratitude towards Leo for all the things he taught me on ZDTV/TechTV growing up. I probably owe my entire career to him and Patrick Norton.
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4y ago
It definitely persists, it's just that now our Apple Watch does it without needing to build the dashboard ourselves :)
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4y ago
I'd say the reasoning is adjacent but not the same. There will always inherently be some harmonic distortion when playing a record, and that sounds pleasing to the ears in a lot of cases. But the main reason records usually sound bette
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4y ago
I'd like to know this, too -- how can a website even know if my browser is in private mode?
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4y ago
I know it's "shilled" here all the time, but I've had zero issues with Fastmail.
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4y ago
8-bit Guy has a great video on the history of the demo scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bdh5I7F1oMs
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4y ago
The macOS version is different codebase -- most (or maybe all) user components are only compatible with the OG Windows version. Thankfully foo runs flawlessly under WINE, plugins and all.
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4y ago
I could not disagree more. The proletariat has no voice in a country where actual bribery has been legally upheld by the highest court.
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4y ago
This would be a game changer as a DJ.
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4y ago
Genuinely can't tell whether this is irony or frightening sincerity.
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4y ago
Completely agree, and I can always tell when someone reposts a Snap video to IG.
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5y ago
You've literally improved my life with this comment. Thank you.
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5y ago
MixEmergency is what I use. I'm not sure whether or not it's QuickTime under the hood.
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5y ago
Bandcamp. A lot of artists just sell their stuff directly on their Bandcamp page now, and you get the choice of format when you download (MP3/WAV/FLAC/etc).
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5y ago
For those like me who were curious, from the Wikipedia article[1]: According to the OED, "It has been suggested that it originated as a term for a master's most able apprentice, or alternatively that it was transferred from earli
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5y ago
I switched to Deezer recently and my favorite thing is that it actually has a usable, full-featured web version that's not full of bloat -- and, more importantly, allows lossless music playback in browser. The web UI works so well that
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5y ago
If a website treats me this way, I close the tab without finishing the article.
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5y ago
This is why I love HN -- I'm running basically the same setup as you two. There are dozens of us, dozens!
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5y ago
That's actually my exact argument against capitalism.
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5y ago
Just make sure to disable search suggestions, or Google gets a peek at your "corner clipboard" all the time.
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6y ago
On the other hand, they know exactly what the uploader claims the files are. If they don't take the files down and these turn out to be real, they could be held responsible.
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6y ago
Broadway can be a whole different beast. These folks run high polyphony instances of software like Omnisphere and that can still be very much CPU bound even on modern x86-64 chips.
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6y ago
Going on 10 years with mine. There's a reason 7506s are loved by engineers around the world. Every part is user-serviceable.