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1y ago
Dang, what's next? .me being owned by Montenegro? .ai by Anguilla? .fm by Micronesia!? Jokes aside, every two-letter domain belongs to a "country" (using that term very broadly), some countries just got luckier than others.
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1y ago
It does, you just can't see it without logging in because Twitter is shit now. https://xcancel.com/Pee159604/status/1909445730697462080
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2y ago
Both, but primarily due to the lack of training materials. 10 or so million native speakers of my language will never be able to generate the same amount of training material as over a billion English speakers do. There is a steep drop in q
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2y ago
That's because it was still an iOS-exclusive. People forget that the Android app and the aquisition announcement came out like one week apart. The basic web version didn't come out until half a year later. My point is it already h
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2y ago
This has been brewing since 2020, trials of this scale take time to build: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Trade_Commission_v._Me... . If anything, he was kissing Trump's ass because he knew it was about to
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2y ago
I'd be happy to provide dozens of examples in my inbox that prove otherwise, and that's just the ones that have escaped my spam folder over the years. I can also provide you with examples of other people's less than flatter
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Le Suite: An open-source environment designed for the public sector
(lasuite.numerique.gouv.fr)
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2y ago
Procreate is not owned by Apple, you're probably thinking of Pixelmator.
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2y ago
There was an option to pay like $20 for literally nothing just to support the idea of an open source phone. I did so many years ago. Worst $20 I ever spent. The amount of spam I've gotten as an "investor" is fucking ridiculou
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2y ago
How are we supposed to give a reproducible example with a non-deterministic tool?
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2y ago
> How is a web developer supposed to test the website when he and user might have different browser behaviour? If only there was like a Developer version, perhaps one version ahead of stable: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US
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2y ago
I like to point out how Hindenburg looked like before it blew up: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hindenburg_over_New_...
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2y ago
APIS I-92 data is a way better source. Includes all the airports, not just top 8: https://www.trade.gov/us-international-air-travel-statistics... The latest month available is still February though.
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2y ago
Not to mention this being on Daft Punk's Wikipedia: > In April 2023, [Thomas] Bangalter released a solo work, the orchestral ballet score Mythologies. He gave interviews about the project and allowed himself to be photographed witho
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2y ago
I mean, any "definitive" list of countries is gonna be inaccurate in some way. For example, according to ISO 3166, Kosovo is not a country, but Antarctica is, which isn't particularly useful in real-world scenarios. Kosovo do
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2y ago
Am I surprised they used a list of ccTLDs to get a list of countries? No. Am I mildly amused to know someone somewhere had to manually remove Soviet Union (.su) from a list of countries to put a tarrif on? Absolutely.
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2y ago
I wouldn't really call it a traditional online shop, more like a file shop. They don't sell anything physical, only digital. If you've created a file on your computer that other people want, you can sell it on Gumroad. Depend
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2y ago
Going westwards means going against Earth's rotation, requiring extra fuel and what not. That's why almost every rocket goes eastwards.
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My parents had to do something similar, so I'm not too unfamiliar with the concept: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Union_of_Pioneers_of_Yugoslavi... But even that was once-in-a-lifetime event to emphasise the impor
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2y ago
Sure, but kids don't sing them in schools and there's definitely nothing even remotely comparable to the Pledge of Allegiance. Hell, in some countries even the national anthem has no lyrics but is purely an instrumental track (Spa
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2y ago
Yup, on iOS it's missing Beatsource, on Android it's missing both Beatport and Beatsource. Whether Android version will support Apple Music remains to be seen.
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I would love to see some actual counter-arguments!
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2y ago
When you import a track to your collection, it does the processing. So, not completely in real time, but it only takes like a minute of background processing before it's ready. Virtually all DJ software has this as a feature nowadays,
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2y ago
There's no skill involved in pitching the two nearly-identical-in-BPM tracks and nudging them into rhythm. Put any sync button DJ in front of a proper CDJ setup, give them a couple of hours to practice and they will be able to pull o
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2y ago
> Not entirely sure how they work out how to distribute the pay though. They don't. Your money goes into a pot of money that also includes every radio, every TV channel, every song used in an ad etc. Every month (or year), your lo
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2y ago
Not necessarily, Rekordbox mobile never supported all of the streaming services supported on Rekordbox desktop.
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* Five years ago, Spotify got rid of this in 2020. Note that this isn't anything particularly groundbreaking, most DJ software already supports multiple streaming services (Soundcloud, Tidal, Beatport, Beatsource, I'm probably mis
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2y ago
They're not saying it's not secure for normal conversation, but not up to the national security standards for such coversations. It not being a proper tool for the job is what makes it "unsecure".
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2y ago
This about sums it up: https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinfuriating/comments/1hsf0to/...
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2y ago
> As we’ve rolled out AI Overviews, we’ve heard from power users that they want AI responses for even more of their searches. Ah yes, I'm sure many power users told you exactly that.
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