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dsmithatx
9y ago
Most people think I'm around 30 and I'm 42. The software said I was 40 the first time and 44 on the second try.
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dsmithatx
9y ago
Here is the software the sign is using. http://www.adflownetworks.com/audience-detection/
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dsmithatx
9y ago
I started with tab and learned to read music 15 years later. I was amazed at the vast amount of information in sheet music. Tab is great for messing around, beginners or simple songs. I can't even imagine trying to learn to play comp
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dsmithatx
9y ago
My fiance who was a professional musician (she had record deals) always keeps a Tascam recorder. When she comes up with a melody or lyrics she puts them on that until we can get in the studio and record. She hates music theory and trying t
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dsmithatx
9y ago
Did this get voted 1023 points (so far) because, it's a great article or does everyone love music? Btw, I use Ableton after my Pro Tools rig was stolen and, I'm buying a new MatrixBrute. I can't wait to checkout this site.
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9y ago
Yeah I agree, I mean, I realized all this stuff around 8 years old. Even after reading this I don't think any other teachers actually care or will ever care. This teacher is just getting old and forgetting how much being in school su
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dsmithatx
9y ago
I'm a senior lead on a team that had massive turnover and now has all new people. We support many large and complex web stacks. As a result the guys on my team don't always know how we do things. Many will agree to commitments
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Larry Page-backed 'flying car' coming later this year
(businessinsider.com)
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I bought a $300 juice 15 years ago and it's a simple design and can juice anything. It's basically a giant motor with a plastic assembly attached to the front to hold the food. If you are serious about juicing you can find cheape
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dsmithatx
9y ago
I came here to bring up the roller idea myself. They could make a quick cheap mechanical version and low price point. They might actually be able to deal in volume and recover from their first attempt.
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dsmithatx
9y ago
You could easily terminate SSL at the LB or even just a proxy in front of the app. Sniffing the line after that is as trivial as turning a mirror port on the switch. In this day and age SSL is trivial and there is honestly no good reason
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9y ago
It's exactly what has happened to Docker. Their one product that makes money now has massive competition with all of the other orchestrators that exist. If people want simple they use ECS or Docker CE (which is free). If they want c
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dsmithatx
9y ago
At Dockercon it was all Enterprises giving talks about successful Docker deployments and I never heard mention of adoption by users. Only growth on things like downloads etc.
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9y ago
The project was open sourced yesterday and was only internal to Docker. Since this is open source and not anything they will sell I don't think they are using marketing speak per say.
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Breaking the bones in a SLEEPING guy's face (over a prank call from another country FFS) is the officers job???? I guess you don't believe police are there to protect and serve which they are sworn to do. Not protect and serve ra
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While he should be held accountable, you do realize he essentially made a prank call from a foreign country right? Is the prank call the problem or, are the police responding to a prank cal, breaking the bones (in a guy playing video games
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dsmithatx
9y ago
I think the answer to both questions is yes. Perhaps you are overthinking this?
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9y ago
Given the honesty of the police historically "4/10 found nothing" means a 40% total fuck up rate. 60% who knows wtf really went down.
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9y ago
I'm sure the dead people of those 60% are just dancing in their graves at the "success".
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9y ago
To invoke a swat team killing people and, given the fourth amendment, I for one, don't think 40% is high or a success. Maybe you are high?
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Prisoners built 2 PCs from old parts and used them, hidden in the ceiling [pdf]
(regmedia.co.uk)
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10y ago
They don't have the capital and market share to innovate the way the current monopoly (Deere) has. As long as our government is ran by lobbyist awarding the rich, competition will remain a myth. Your comment reads like someone who bel
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10y ago
My boss asked me the other day what my long term career goals are. I said I do not aspire to move up into management. I just want to move to a cheaper city or maybe live on the road and work from somewhere not so expensive. I used to wan
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I'm no Github expert however, I have contributed to other repos without having write access. Could the software fork a repo and submit a PR rather than giving it write access? I guess I answered my own question. A person could fork a
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10y ago
We had that fight years ago and my job won lol. I guess if your SO works you might not win.
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My SO and I bought this device and used it with the app a few times. It worked well no issues with connectivity after the initial sync. We enjoyed it although they didn't ask for consent. Obviously we are not ashamed and I'm no
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I believe most of the deaths are a result of the prescription decline. As the DEA and Florida shut down Oxycontin users were forced to turn to the cheaper more available heroin. Evil cartel members mix Fentanyl in Heroin to make profit an
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Checkout Denmark. They had a huge problem with robberies and started giving legal pure Heroin shots to users. They also helped them find jobs. No more deaths and no more black market for Heroin. Hence burglaries also went away. It looks
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When I read this 20 years ago I would never have believed I'd be typing this on a Mac laptop running yet another Unix variant. This line is now so funny... As for me? I switched to the Mac. No more grep, no more piping, no more SED sc
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No need to fork. Just clone and comment the line.
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