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by geden 7y ago
Electronic producer Clark had a couple of music videos from 2014 utilising similar oscilloscope effects generated from sound (though not the music in the video). Super Scope https://youtu.be/TKYrwuxLZtY Riff Through The Fog
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by geden 7y ago
There are theoretical risks, depending where you are based: Court costs Injunctions Risk of Punitive damages They may share a record label, but do they share the same publisher?
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by geden 7y ago
The Mind Illuminated by Culadasa It’s like the missing manual for your mind.
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Scottish Power to build vast battery(theguardian.com)
12 points by geden 7y ago|1 comments
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by geden 8y ago
You appear to have missed the point. I'm singling out a genre of music where you might only listen to an album a few times. So repeat plays are irrelevant.
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by geden 8y ago
Spotify has had a severe and negative effect on musicians who make what I term 'peak experience music'. Amazing music, but not something you listen to every day. Say you listen once a month or even just a few times a year. Before:
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by geden 8y ago
Not true for Spotify, if you are regularly racking up millions of plays ie you are hitting editorial playlists, then Spotify is very lucrative. Good Spotify stats also signals to promoters that you are a good to book, so it boosts live inco
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by geden 8y ago
48 hours!? There's no excuse for a transfer not being subsecond in 2019. Introducing a 48 hours delay to knowing if someone has actually paid you or not when they said they have... adds a ton of pain to running a business. I regularly
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by geden 8y ago
BBC covered it more as a team effort for this BBC4 doc I watched last night. https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m00042l4/how-to-see-a-...
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by geden 8y ago
Banking in the USA is a nightmare compared to the UK and Europe. Inter-bank transfers are instant and free in the UK. You use cheques. I rest my case.
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by geden 8y ago
Have had many issues with USB2 RME pro audio interfaces and recent Macs, the most serious of which RME was able to overcome (for us) in the v3.13 driver. More of a long term problem is the fact that USB C/TB3 is a totally unsuitable co
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by geden 8y ago
If it's a convenient belief that also produces good results, then the utilitarian in me is less interested in truth. If it works for some people, that's enough. At the age of 14 I took a Mensa test which came back with an IQ of 17
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by geden 8y ago
I had moderate / server acne in my late teens (25 years ago now) Benzyl Peroxide - no effect apart from making skin on face very dry Daily Erythromycin (oral antibiotic) for months and months - no effect. (I dread to think what havoc t
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by geden 8y ago
Someone give this guy a few billion dollars quickly please! We need more of this and fast.
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Farmer’s scheme plants 240M trees in Africa(theguardian.com)
3 points by geden 8y ago|1 comments
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by geden 8y ago
Totally agree. Strongly felt like a particularly roundabout humblebrag to me and I'm very surprised you have been voted down.
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by geden 8y ago
As a MacOS Safari 12 user, I've recently come across several important sites where some functionality fails hard in Safari yet works in Chrome ie barclays.co.uk and easyjet.com I don't have any proof but my suspicion is that I&#x2
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by geden 8y ago
https://whatsizemac.com - been invaluable over the years with my 256GB 2012 MBA.
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by geden 8y ago
Sitting meditation / mindfulness with a Shinzen Young / Culadasa vibe.
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by geden 8y ago
The big issue for me with the new MacBook Pro is that USB C ports and connectors are not fit for professional use. They are too small and delicate and don’t connected solidly and ‘grasp’ firmly enough. Over the last year they have also worn
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by geden 8y ago
Because the country has humiliated itself on the world stage, proved to be run by a scabby band of self interested morons and half populated by backwards facing gullable isolationists, willing to burn 50 years of hard won progress and risk
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Fasting diets may raise risk of diabetes(theguardian.com)
12 points by geden 8y ago|3 comments
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by geden 8y ago
(See current US goverment for a worked example)
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by geden 8y ago
The recent news is that Monsanto have known for a while that the formulations containing Glyphosate are harmful as a whole, while isolated Glyphosate may not be particularly harmful. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/
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by geden 9y ago
I think the problem is that the decision was made by about 8 private wealthy individuals. It was not made as a country.
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by geden 9y ago
British is currently in the EU. No one really knows yet whether it will leave in any meaningful way. I’d like the EU to let UK citizens who want to remain part of the EU do so. That would be rather fun wouldn’t it? Trolling the idiots who’v
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by geden 9y ago
What about the half of the UK population that want to be in the EU? Can’t the EU set a higher, more inclusive standard here?
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by geden 9y ago
I couldn’t get past the pilot unfortunately. Vikings S02/S03 is very watchable with great production values but a bit pulpy.
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by geden 9y ago
Slightly alarming but also tremendously exciting. Alarming because Amazon have yet to produce anything truely great. Exciting because Denis Kelly’s series Utopia was truely unique and special UK SF viewing with a real edge. Plan B also have
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by geden 9y ago
I find that sport fills this function for me. After being a very cerebral, non sporty child I was lucky enough to find sports I really enjoyed (badminton & tennis) in my late teens. When I've moved from city to city I've joine

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