fit2rule

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   by fit2rule 6y ago

   This is not a joke, but I don't think you could've even tried Ubuntu Studio as a professional - seems more likely you sniffed at it as a hobbyist and couldn't deal with it. I haven't found it to be any hassle to get a wo
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   by fit2rule 6y ago

   I have 15 years of experience running Ubuntu Studio professionally, and 20+ years doing pro audio with other platforms. I'm currently producing/engineering in a high end studio loaded with all the latest high end gear, and I stand
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   by fit2rule 6y ago

   As a longtime user of Ubuntu Studio on a very productive DAW, this is welcome news - XFCE has certainly been a great choice for the last few years, but KDE has a lot more to offer, especially now the resource usage is comparable. I have a f
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   by fit2rule 6y ago

   >where would it get its momentum from? The Sun itself, surely?
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   by fit2rule 6y ago

   It is principally a profit region of Royal Dutch Shell, of course, through a conglomeration of subsidiaries and shell companies (NNPC, TEPNG, and NAOC) designed to prevent the world from knowing the truth about the wealth being extracted fr
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   by fit2rule 6y ago

   >sudden injection of completely novel phyla at 540ma Octopus. https://qz.com/1281064/a-controversial-study-has-a-new-spin-...
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   by fit2rule 6y ago

   I cut my teeth as a junior dev in the 80's writing soundex filters for the same purpose, which was repurposed to do auto correction of street names after I got it working on swear words... always amuses me to see so much effort put int
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   by fit2rule 6y ago

   I don't understand why you got impatient? Just let it finish and then you can share, easily enough across your entire network.
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   by fit2rule 6y ago

   solar panels in space -> microwave transmission to glass kiln -> glass towers that reach up into the sky ..
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    by fit2rule 6y ago

    I mean, this could happen: we deploy a microwave energy station above the Sahara, and build that space tower ...
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    by fit2rule 6y ago

    A brilliant expose of the truth of the matter: the people always get the governments they deserve, and thus: vice versa.
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    by fit2rule 6y ago

    I have to say, my opinion of Elon Musk has lowered as a result of how he's handling this situation. If he can't get things sorted here on Earth with regards to a pandemic response, how is it going to work out in 10 years when he
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    by fit2rule 6y ago

    I don't think they're that bad lately, certainly in the 80's, but their live shows these days are pretty tight .. and anyway, the cold hard precision of a playback-show like Kraftwerk gets tiring after a few tracks, unless th
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    by fit2rule 6y ago

    I love Kraftwerk, but didn't enjoy their show. It felt high tech but low effort, and I know folks are okay with that, but it all felt so trade-show/product demo and not rock show. I would have been happier if it was a bar and not
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    by fit2rule 6y ago

    All culture is a lie which only persists through re-telling.
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    by fit2rule 6y ago

    EDSAC[1], on BCPL[2], on raspberry Pi et al, .. [1] https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mr10/Edsac.html [2] https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mr10/BCPL.html
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    by fit2rule 6y ago

    There are other great vi-inspired games, my favourite is Word War Vi ... http://wordwarvi.sourceforge.net :wq!
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    by fit2rule 6y ago

    Aphex Twin figured out how to program his: https://magpi.raspberrypi.org/articles/aphex-twin-midimutant
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    by fit2rule 6y ago

    Actually, pretty good for what they described happening to the land around them: https://www.sapiens.org/language/oral-tradition/
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    by fit2rule 6y ago

    You know what's really mind-boggling: the fact that Australian Aborigines have successfully kept an accurate record of multiple Geological events for 40,000 years - by way of oral tradition . I think the fact this is unrecognised in e
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    by fit2rule 6y ago

    Work with humans. Help them in some way.
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    by fit2rule 6y ago

    You're right that developers do this, but in this case I would say its because the designers have to justify their existence. as a class of developer. An interface which lasts generations because its good is not the same, necessarily
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    by fit2rule 6y ago

    > old DOS editors. PC-Write key bindings are out there too..
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    by fit2rule 6y ago

    Its not just Twitter. Its the entire open Internet. The exposure of corruption to the day of light occurs wherever free people are allowed to communicate, freely, for their own purposes. Twitter is just a manifestation of the human templat
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    by fit2rule 6y ago

    Seems like the logical next step is that we'll see a lot of slickly machined cases...
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    by fit2rule 6y ago

    That's it I'm going to Lithuania for vacation also. Pretty neat way to get tourists prepared...
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    by fit2rule 6y ago

    Its not hard to get an invite. I'd invite you if I knew your address. I consider this a slight inconvenience but still a better system than having the dang hammer around to pound spammers ..
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    by fit2rule 7y ago

    Right there in the demo, Ubuntu windows. Edit: never mind, my apologies. It's the dark theme of Mac OS.
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    by fit2rule 7y ago

    This also works on Linux. Edit: my mistake, no it doesn't. Apologies.
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    by fit2rule 7y ago

    What you're missing perhaps is an opportunity for self reflection as an American, when viewed through the lens of another culture not entirely incompatible, perhaps even once it's equal. Waughs point appears to be that this is not