fit2rule

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by fit2rule 7y ago
First impressions: 1. Screenshots don't show much worth the price. Yes, I know this is unfair, but screenshots which show the true value proposition really matter. I don't get this here. 2. I can already do this with Notes.app.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Bosch sells its releases in 100's of different countries. I'm not saying they weren't using inaccurate terminology intentionally, more that there are indeed some guidelines for how things are couched in releases of this natu
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by fit2rule 7y ago
There is a great deal of fallacy to be gleaned by the comparison between the two states - but quite a bit of truth, though, too. The American cavalier "invincibility" attribute seems to be truly at play here - witness the kids in
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by fit2rule 7y ago
I'm only trying to point out that Bosch may have specifically chosen the term 'accuracy' instead of 'specificity' or 'sensitivity', which don't translate easily outside of the Anglo-sphere, and in my
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Yes, and you perfectly demonstrated the confusion possible by selecting the wrong terms. Sure, 'specificity' and 'sensitivity' are scientific terms - but for marketing material, can be confused with emotional responses.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
I was born in Australia in 1970, and learned programming as a natural progression from the electronics kits and soldering-iron based things I was doing with my favourite uncle, who was a Ham-radio enthusiast and had everything we needed in
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by fit2rule 7y ago
"Sensitivity" is an inaccurate term, since for non-native English speakers, it could be misinterpreted as a term to mean some kind of emotional response. "Accuracy" is a bit more scientific- leaning and therefore easier
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by fit2rule 7y ago
These terms don't translate very well on an International market. Bosch probably chose its terminology to suit its plans to market these devices outside the Anglo-sphere, as well...
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Russian ground forces stopped the ethnic cleansing. NATO ground forces showing up, ended the conflict.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Yggdrasil was amazing. It single-handedly helped me sell Linux to many a grizzled greybeard, who couldn't believe that this toy kernel would amount to anything .. all I had to do was boot the CD and show them a working X-terminal a fe
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Amazing to see the picture of the BEST Internet server facility .. that was certainly a pivotal and interesting company in the history of the Valley. I worked there on contract a couple of times, got to know some of the folks - and it sure
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by fit2rule 7y ago
> micro-USB port Firmware updates?
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Awesome! I'll be getting a couple of these for my sound studio .. these are the ideal things to use to put up the daily recording schedule/sessions, plus "RECORDING - QUIET PLEASE" type signs. I've wanted to put an
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by fit2rule 7y ago
I've had one of these for a few months, and its pretty awesome to be honest: https://thingpulse.com/product/espaper-plus-kit-wifi-epaper-...
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by fit2rule 7y ago
I'm kind of more interested in the political system that the first Martian base-camp will adhere to .. and how it will be organised at a socio-economic level - are the first Martians going to have economy based on Access to Earth, etc?
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by fit2rule 7y ago
IF everyone is wealthy, the prices go up, and everyone is poor again. We can only afford Tesla's now, because rich people could afford them years ago. Same with all the other things we spend our money on ..
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Well, its pretty decadent to not have your own garden.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
People did listen. But the general population - and most of their politicians - are too complacent, decadent even, to change lifestyles. The West is addicted to lifestyles. Its near impossible for many people to consider changing their li
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by fit2rule 7y ago
The fact of it being profitable in spite of a lack of sophistication is valid. But the other point is that this service seems to be a clone of maplify - meaning its fair game for yet another copy, albeit with the features I mentioned. That
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Its a pretty neat service, but I'm a bit underwhelmed by the feature-set .. seems like something that could be whipped up in a few hours using OSM's API, with most of the code being the glues/shims to get in on the e-commerce
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by fit2rule 7y ago
I could see this being used in the synth-core realm quite comically.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Western governments do seem to be reacting to this major threat to our lives with a degree of callous disregard ..
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by fit2rule 7y ago
It has really been a lackadaisical response from the Austrian government - shades of Semmelweis all over again? This is a country that has monuments to Plague victims in its most valued districts .. Going to be an interesting few weeks as
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Programs like Airwave and Reaper can already be used to run Windows .DLL's on Linux without modification - or compilation. I've been using a few Windows-only VST Synth plugins on my Linux DAW for years ...
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Hello, the 80's called, your moaning about the boring synth musicians interests is deleted. We synth nerds have been having precisely this argument for decades now, and the answers always, unequivocally is, no matter how you made the m
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by fit2rule 7y ago
"You may have freedom, and you may have freedom - but you may not have freedom!" vs. "You have freedom, I have freedom, and that means I'm free to call you a <pejorative> if I want to." The issue seems to be
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by fit2rule 7y ago
> Israel is the only real democracy in the entire region. This tired fallacy needs to perish. Israel is not a democracy. Even Israelis' can see this, and its why a third of them don't bother voting - the Israeli people know t
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by fit2rule 7y ago
I regularly use a pretty GUI-intense program, called REAPER, for editing digital audio. Its a very powerful application, full of amazing features and powerful yet simple tools. Its a bit daunting at first, and can be overwhelming if you do
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by fit2rule 7y ago
The amusing thing is, Australians never fail to create a new cultural device, bound to cause confusion. s'truth, no wuckers, cunts.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Foreign foods are modified by the locals according to a lack of ingredients, and on the basis of the local palates.. in Austria, for example, I've gotten used to eating ultra-bland Asian or Mexican food, since Austrians rarely have the

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