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by fit2rule 7y ago
I have a theory about language, which I've formulated by living all over the world for 50 years. It goes like this: If you have two villages, maybe separated by a lake, or by a mountain, and one village has goats, the other has sheep
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Location: Vienna, Austria Remote: Yes, please Willing to relocate: Europe, sure. USA, no. Technologies: embedded, MCU's, DSP, digital audio, cross-platform native apps, MacOS/Linux/iOS/Android Résumé/CV: On request
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by fit2rule 7y ago
>ESP8266 boards let you control your patterns over WiFi. I helped make this: http://magicshifter.net/
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by fit2rule 7y ago
I truly wish this had gone on to become a viable consumer product - and the Creative Labs Zii Egg, too. PlaszmaOS, the Linux-based OS which ran the Zii Egg, was pretty darn efficient for a phone .. and it seemed to me that it came pretty c
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by fit2rule 7y ago
It is madness. What's the solution? We can always go back to older computing platforms that don't have this problem with a third party exercising arbitrary its iron grip over our possessions.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
It is not proven that Assad did it. But it is proven that the West used this lie to justify committing yet more atrocities in Syria.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
"Lets move on from whether this is fact or not ..." https://medium.com/@caityjohnstone/confirmed-chemical-weapon...
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by fit2rule 7y ago
NATO didn't step in, because Syria didn't use chemical weapons.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Vienna has a few roads recently been closed off to cars, and there are more coming. I'd say the cities of Austria appear to be paying attention to the advantages of this approach, generally a little more these days ..
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Yosys seems to me to be quite ripe for a GUI add-on. Its cleanliness and elegance befit the KISS ideology of an OpenSCAD-style IDE.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Rule #1: Use all the Things. Rule #2: vim is all you need.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
The context is legislation and body of law. UK is most definitely not European in that regard.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
It was German journalists who revealed the names in the leaks, not Wikileaks/Assange. In fact, Assange made extra efforts to warn the White House that the leaks had been published with cleartext names. So no, nobody died because Assang
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by fit2rule 7y ago
UK != Europe.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
The West = The 5-eyes Coalition. The ones who tried to start World War 3 in 2003, and haven't stopped trying since. 2,000,000 innocent people murdered. That is quite cunty. Assange is a shining light on the darkness that is Western
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by fit2rule 7y ago
The real cunts are those justifying war crimes and continued criminal, illegal crimes against humanity in the form of the 5-eyes imperialist wars. Not a word of criticism about those guys, eh - no, instead, we'll just shoot the messen
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Since the AUMF on Iraq and the founding of the 5-eyes War Coalition, the US has had its Empire expanded to include the Anglo- states. We in the 5-eyes nations are all proxy subjects of the USA now. Our militaries no longer answer to us.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
How credible is a rape case when the police themselves admitted to altering the reports of the accusers to fit the narrative given to them?
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by fit2rule 7y ago
>Woolwich Crown Court ".. if a single day at Woolwich Crown Court does not convince you the existence of liberal democracy is now a lie, then your mind must be very closed indeed."
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by fit2rule 7y ago
I think it goes without saying that the UK is becoming less and less the kind of place that any freedom-loving person would want to visit. Living in Europe, I am aware of a number of people who have decided to have nothing more to do with
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Start your synth life with a cheap Behringer Neutron, add a few modules here and there - and before you know, you've got a wall of synths, and not all of them will be Behringer. They open the doors for kids to get started, at a cheap p
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by fit2rule 7y ago
VCVRack is one of the all-time greatest pieces of synth software, ever. The sheer number of modules you can install, out of the box, for free, is astonishing. Its also pretty neat that a lot of hardware manufacturers use VCVRack as both a
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Émilie Gillet (founder of MI) has done so much for the modular synthesiser world - she has pushed the state of the art pretty far forward, and now making all the designs available pretty much means that we are going to see some great progre
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Seems like the bold moves made by the EvoCell guys may prove fruitful soon .. http://evocell.net/
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by fit2rule 7y ago
>As for my feelings about the various TLAs in the US they're mixed but I definitely think they're more likely to be able to tell who was actually involved than Assange. The same agencies that said, with certainty, that there we
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by fit2rule 7y ago
So, everyone in America is a potential Russian agent now? That sounds like something a foreign agent would want me to think.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
DNC wouldn't know. US Intelligence community wouldn't know. Only Assange knows where he got the data. Why is it so easy for you to trust entities that were not involved in the leak so easily, yet disregard Assange's own a
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Magic democraticly-elected-sovereign-leader-murdering 8-ball says: "No."
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by fit2rule 7y ago
You honestly can't fathom a situation where Assange would know for sure Russia wasn't involved? Is everyone in America to be considered a suspected Russian agent now? Because there is a scenario: Assange got the DNC leaks direct
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by fit2rule 7y ago
I think the anti-Assange/anti-Trump clan are trying to get ahead of this story and positioning it as if it were another quid pro quo situation, which is insidious and duplicitous to say the least - because actually there are a lot of p

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