gooseyard

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by gooseyard 3y ago
I am not much of a networking guy but decided to try the Unifi stuff several years back after some frustration with one of the consumer mesh wifi things. I found the Unifi stuff incredibly confusing when reading about it prior to buying som
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by gooseyard 3y ago
I had one arrive yesterday and hooked it up today, was worried I'd foul things up somehow since I'd never replaced the Gateway before (my USG was 6 or 7 years old I think) but I just removed the old one, plugged in the new one, ad
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by gooseyard 3y ago
I'll plug https://tmate.io/ as well, its incredibly handy
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by gooseyard 3y ago
its sort of weird to think that the notion that portability with respect to cgroups is now primarily about whether your version of the linux kernel supports the revision of cgroups that you're concerned about, rather than that you have
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by gooseyard 3y ago
im a little older than the author. I also play a musical instrument that I guess you would say is physically demanding, and I have a hobby that is sort of hard on the hands. On the forums I inevitably follow about those activities, there is
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by gooseyard 3y ago
I'm a heavy Reaper user since I love the experience of editing with it, but when I'm fooling around writing songs, I use Garage Band specifically because it has so many great instruments and sounds, and also because I find I inter
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by gooseyard 3y ago
competitive de-planing would be an amazing sport
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by gooseyard 3y ago
I recently read Peter Turchin's "End Times" (the title is sorta clickbaity I think, as it's not a doomsday book), and in it, he describes a model of societal instability which features "popular immiseration" as
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by gooseyard 3y ago
I bought one of the Alesis kits (the Nitro Mesh kit I believe its called) this Christmas (guess why) since some of my drum friends (I'm a bassist) had positive things to say about them. They've been a riot so far, the hardware qua
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by gooseyard 3y ago
Are you disappointed by the experience of having read it?
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by gooseyard 3y ago
a big part of my jazz education was transcribing solos and then comparing them to other students transcriptions of the same piece with an instructor. it's an interesting process because there is almost always variation in the way playe
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A $200 mini-laptop with a Intel 8088 chip and 640KB(liliputing.com)
374 points by gooseyard 3y ago|207 comments
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by gooseyard 4y ago
Dan Worrall made a fantastic video which touches on Nyquist. His youtube channel is a tremendous resource: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jCwIsT0X8M
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by gooseyard 4y ago
I really enjoy his channel- another good one is the Pine Hollow Auto Diagnostics channel, which has dozens of really involved parasitic draw diagnoses, have learned a great deal from that one.
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Basic Vocal Processing with Linux(go.c800colon5.com)
2 points by gooseyard 4y ago|1 comments
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by gooseyard 4y ago
After reading the comments in recent thread on the NPR Vocal Chain, I thought this article I wrote for some colleagues might be interesting to users who are interested in doing some basic vocal processing for video conferencing or telephony
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by gooseyard 4y ago
I know of at least one serious security incident (maybe this is mentioned in the talk but I didn't hear it) in which data was exfiltrated from the victim's network by patiently making successive dns queries, which were of course u
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by gooseyard 4y ago
He attempts to separate hapless fools from their money by making films that advance his demonstrably false claims.
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by gooseyard 4y ago
hah I was going to say the same thing- it's also maddening when a package's autoconf accepts --disable-shared --enable-static and then fails to pass --static to pkg-config.
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by gooseyard 4y ago
If you, or some of the software that you deal with, work in a terminal, you'll have some value of $TERM set. If you use a terminal emulator which isn't one of the classic hits (eg xterm or rxvt), or if you use a terminal mux like
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by gooseyard 4y ago
oh weird, I first heard about a story like this in https://www.damninteresting.com/on-the-origin-of-circuits/ , I think perhaps they're both about the same lab.
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by gooseyard 4y ago
O'Reilly's "Termcap and Terminfo" book was very helpful in filling in some of the random holes in my understanding of the tty and it's history.
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by gooseyard 4y ago
at the end 1999, my employer hosted what I guess was half NYE Party and half Incident Response. We were optimistic that we wouldn't have issues but figured it'd be wise to have a sufficient crew of designated drivers, so to speak.
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by gooseyard 4y ago
Yep! yeah man playing jazz is I think the ultimate challenge for a musician. I made the mistake of trying to lean on fake books for a long time, I think because I didn't believe that it was realistic to memorize enough of the tunes for
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by gooseyard 4y ago
I play a lot of sub gigs, often on short notice, usually I get a set list in advance, but often I don't. I've been doing that for, maybe 25-30 years. In the event I get a set list, I've found that what works best for me is to
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by gooseyard 4y ago
After a series of bad experiences with Poetry, I switched the packages I maintain to PDM. Although I have hit a few minor snags, the maintainer and other users in the project's github discussions have never failed to help with a fix, w
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by gooseyard 4y ago
right? like what was the point of beefing up this workstation if I'm just gonna run Nano?
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by gooseyard 5y ago
I've spent the last year or so comparing these packages. Initially, I liked poetry, but I began to run into issues related to client cert auth with private repositories. I and several other users who encountered these problems submitte
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by gooseyard 5y ago
It's interesting to think about what Miles Davis would have thought about Chet Baker. On the one hand, Miles was light years ahead of Chet in his intellectual understanding of harmony, but Miles clearly understood the impact of direct,
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by gooseyard 5y ago
There is nothing random in that solo, he never even really plays anything that a typical jazz player would consider outside playing.

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