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by fb03 8y ago
I believe the law of diminishing returns kicks in realllly fast in terms of 'ultra high quality audio'. I have an external usb dac (Yamaha AG06), a pair of good studio grade monitors (Yamaha HS8's) and that's it for me.
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by fb03 8y ago
DuPont is not gonna enjoy this.
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by fb03 8y ago
I believe he meant the game engine itself: Those new levels were all designed using modern Doom engines, you can see even Romero is uzing gzdoom for screenshots etc. So they usually have a lot more corners and polygons than the doom maps de
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by fb03 8y ago
Pretty easy and you can find schematics online! https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/BPBQXM10--pro-co-bpb... this is the kind of cable you are looking for if your audio card can only output balanced audio via
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by fb03 8y ago
I would sincerely love to know how he got this idea. I mean, he is a renowned musician. Why would he out of nowhere sell something that reeks of piracy and can get him into problems? I fail to understand.
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by fb03 8y ago
Sadly, I don't. A replier said something about a brand called "Schiit Audio", but I've researched them and they only offer stuff with RCA outputs which are sadly not balanced at all. If you're on a budget you could
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by fb03 8y ago
I've researched this brand and could only find devices sporting RCA outputs (like Fulla or Bifrost). You need a proper XLR balanced output (3 wires) for balanced. In that regard, the AG06 is much cheaper than any of the offerings i&#x2
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by fb03 8y ago
The only way I found to minimize/eliminate HISS while using high quality monitors/pro speakers is to pair them with a proper external USB Audio Card. Those External Audio Cards receive the signal in digital form, thus free of any
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by fb03 8y ago
SkiFree, which unfortunately and tragically, is not free.
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by fb03 8y ago
I am on the same boat. I need to use Linux to code but my Music Production affairs happen on the Windows side of it.
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by fb03 8y ago
I believe has was probably being downvoted because OP kinda stretched the point of life x death to make a statement about other issue that has absolutely nothing to do with the medical prowess of the current posting. I totally understand hi
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by fb03 8y ago
Random Fact: I can't help but smile when I read that D's "STL" is called Phobos because of my Doom 2 nostalgia :) Have a nice day, everyone o/
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by fb03 8y ago
I am a long time (15y+) player of Nethack, incurably addicted to it. Do you think I could maybe enjoy Dwarf Fortress?!
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by fb03 8y ago
Thank you!
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by fb03 8y ago
holy f. i should have known better. it is 'the' creator of D. wow. thank you.
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by fb03 8y ago
Nice, for me it was a new word as well, even tho it was largely understandable by the radicals (in-/un- and fatig- + able) What I wonder is: (?) Is OP a native English speaker and is this word used in daily contexts, (or?) did he use i
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by fb03 8y ago
I believe that most of us that 'made it' (past the kickstart/young-ish phase) have experienced burnout at some point, and we know how much it can delay us from making progress... That's why I think we should at least try
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by fb03 8y ago
I sometimes find people that have mentors that have crappy work/life balance and they look up to them like they're some kind of superhumans. It's just like in japan when someone falls over a heap of work on premises at late h
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by fb03 8y ago
do not burnout I know you are young and you feel like you're invincible. I know you can pull an all-nighter and work the next day just fine. We have all been in that situation and believe me, it is gonna take a toll at your perform
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by fb03 8y ago
the same sadly could be said for much more mundane and socially acceptable things, like paying the tithe at a money-hungry religion that's trying to sell uneducated/oblivious people some instant peace of mind.
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by fb03 8y ago
I am certain that we are reading more. The quality of that content has fell sharply imho, tho. As we are littered by content via our always-on lifestyles, we tend only to skim and read shallow stuff, or stuff that's gonna help us get b
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by fb03 8y ago
He then dies a lot harder than 'a little', probably.
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by fb03 8y ago
Happy birthday to the project that enabled the revolution in computing that we are enjoying today. Free access to quality code and stuff that helps us all grow as human beings! \o/
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by fb03 8y ago
[stares at haskell seductively]
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by fb03 8y ago
you are right. being merely a system to weigh chaos, it only helps the 'notion' free will. free will in itself will never be provable.
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by fb03 8y ago
it helps form what the person understands as his/her own 'free will'. the Free Will (TM) state machine uses this constantly updated training data to bias its decisions throughout its shelf life. so there are rules (like you s
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by fb03 8y ago
This is basically Node slapped on top of a Linux kernel. I would find it way more interesting (to say, way more actually a 'Node OS') if they implemented a really lightweight kernel to drop into JS kernel modules as soon as possib
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by fb03 8y ago
you forgot an increasing pool of state that cannot ever be captured in a reproducible way.
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by fb03 8y ago
what game?
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by fb03 8y ago
Brazil has the potential to be good and make anything bloom, be it startups, big corp etc. It has a good geographic area, plenty of natural resources (water, oil) and whatnot. BUT! What keeps Brazil from entering the row of 'actually a

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