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by glitcher 4y ago
Oh yes, the subscription fatigue is real! I can barely stand to create new login accounts for things I actually need anymore, much less things I only marginally want. This reminds me of the survey fatigue I experienced 10+ years ago. All of
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by glitcher 4y ago
Curious how was the show? Had you seen them previously and if so how did it compare?
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by glitcher 4y ago
Arpeggiator track: https://youtu.be/14UBxTCPwjw
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by glitcher 4y ago
Fugazi is a great example, although not as popular they refused to charge more than $5 for their shows. I saw one in a small venue and it was raw and in your face and just awesome. They also didn't want anything to do with merchandisin
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by glitcher 4y ago
I suppose we only have one point of reference to make observations from, but it feels a little strange how the graphics tend to give a false sense of us being at the center of the universe. Would this graph essentially look the same if the
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Terry Stop(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by glitcher 4y ago|0 comments
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by glitcher 4y ago
Can anyone help explain how things like this have not been changed yet due to the direct violations of the constitution? What happened to: 1) right to a speedy trial, 2) innocent until proven guilty, 3) no cruel and unusual punishment? It s
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by glitcher 4y ago
This was one of my favorites in the early 90's, along with The Orb's Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld and their single Blue Room, Tango N'Vectif by µ-ziq, early Plastikman releases on Plus 8 Records, and Loveless by My Bloody
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by glitcher 4y ago
Personally I just say "electronic music" as the generic term to reference any/all sub-genres. Anything more specific falls apart quickly - even the "d" in edm implies danceability, which neglects several sub-genres.
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by glitcher 4y ago
My favorite track to test speakers for sub-bass / low frequencies: Gwety Mernans by Aphex Twin from the album Drukqs, 2001 You could literally hold a conversation in the room while your walls and windows are shaking! Cheers :)
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by glitcher 4y ago
Agreed. And you would think at least some of the journalists would leak evidence of this if they took the integrity of their profession seriously. Again, a lack of evidence isn't proof it didn't happen either.
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by glitcher 4y ago
No option presented for installing locally, must make all calls to their api servers.
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by glitcher 4y ago
Yes, and the media is very guilty of pushing this narrative that households need to be held responsible for rationing water, when the Arizona Department of Water Resources openly shares this data: "Irrigated agriculture is the largest
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by glitcher 4y ago
My Dad used to work for the City of Tucson Water Department doing maintenance and repairs on the massive engines used to pump groundwater to the surface. I recall back in the 80's, the city began a conservation campaign dubbed "Be
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by glitcher 4y ago
Reminds me of George Carlin, "The earth will be fine..."
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by glitcher 4y ago
Default crapware installed on non-tech savvy family computers.
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by glitcher 4y ago
Yes! My biggest gripe lately is being forced to move more and more of my daily work off of a very fast and beefy local workstation to an AWS Workspace that feels like I'm time traveling backwards 20 years to a laggy remote desktop conn
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The Commodordion: 8-bit instrument made of taped-together C64s and floppies(cdm.link)
2 points by glitcher 4y ago|0 comments
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by glitcher 4y ago
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. "vaccines were not stopping the transmission of COVID and thus mandates were pointless" I don't think it's very controversial to acknowledge that "mandates were p
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by glitcher 4y ago
I appreciate it because of how well it captures the look of a real world location. I've seen a lot of games attempt to capture the spirit of a real place and not get nearly as close as this. I agree it's not an example of massive
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by glitcher 4y ago
I'm sure it's within a +/-25% error range.
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Comedians sue over drug search program at Atlanta airport(apnews.com)
51 points by glitcher 4y ago|28 comments
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by glitcher 4y ago
It also sounds incredibly dumb when you think about how checked luggage gets scanned and searched. Isn't it typically after you've dropped it off with airline staff and have walked away towards a terminal gate? And when they find
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by glitcher 4y ago
EFF's article describing the process to get this unsealed: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2022/09/victory-court-unseals-... Kind of disappointing to see so many big corporations on that list who payed hug
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Apple vs. Uniloc – Unsealed licensing table of patent troll(eff.org)
6 points by glitcher 4y ago|1 comments
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by glitcher 4y ago
> ...teach people how to safely and effectively pirate things > ...making piracy easy and appealing is essential This sounds a little too naive to me. Every platform that has made significant progress towards these goals has run into
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Free sample mashing with samplebrain, by Aphex Twin and Dave Griffiths(thentrythis.org)
7 points by glitcher 4y ago|0 comments
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The NTSB wants all new vehicles to check drivers for alcohol use(npr.org)
6 points by glitcher 4y ago|1 comments
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by glitcher 4y ago
I would also add gerrymandering the voting district boundaries to the list of things eroding confidence in the election process.
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by glitcher 4y ago
I agree it is a complex topic rife with moral quandaries. Another component of the overall picture is the sobering reality that without the weapons of war and military technology, we wouldn't have a country or government to call our ow

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