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jahnu
3y ago
Out of all the questionable changes made it’s by far the worst. It has uniquely changed the tone of Twitter from a place where the discussion would be in some way shaped by the followers of the OP. I.e. You had some idea whether or not the
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3y ago
Would be a quick way to either start a riot or kill your business :)
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How is that? I have a 2014 iPad Air 2 and while it didn't get the very latest major update it is still getting security and bug fix minor updates for iPadOS 15. And not only that it's still working great and very usable! https:&#
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3y ago
It wasn't really limited to rural Ireland. MPH was on all speed limit signs and was because all vehicles were imported from the UK where MPH were and still are standard and the entire Irish fleet didn't yet have dual speed marking
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3y ago
A very important detail! Deaths from covid are way way down mainly because of vaccines.
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3y ago
I can only guess but it can be a daunting prospect to get things portable. Could be their DAW abstraction or their graphics framework that causes them massive work. And let’s get real here. It’s not exactly a lucrative market. We charge muc
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3y ago
We develop on JUCE and I really would suggest anyone just getting into this should too or maybe iPlug2. Handling all the quirks of different formats and DAWs is an enormous time sink. Do you want to do that or do you want to spend time deve
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3y ago
Big fan of Ableton for my own electronic music jamming too.
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3y ago
Thank you so much! More stuff coming all the time :)
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3y ago
Yep it's great overall but sometimes very confusing.
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3y ago
We absolutely do already :D https://gs-dsp.com/
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3y ago
As developers of professional audio plugins this is very exciting for us. The horsepower is there and the touch interface allows for some really cool possibilities. We already enjoy using AUM and Cubasis, but will be very interested to see
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3y ago
Cheers :)
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3y ago
For me the golden era of personal computers. Amiga demos filled me with unbridled joy that I wish I could convey to my children but alas this is probably impossible and a fate experienced by everyone who gets older and has kids :) Waiting f
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3y ago
Thanks for that info! Still just learning about this stuff.
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3y ago
Indeed I wouldn’t trust Google or Apple to be the only place my passkeys are stored. I’m currently a 1Password user and their upcoming support looks like it could address this issue (I’m not in any way affiliated with them) https:/&#x
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3y ago
Audio people will be happy
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4y ago
Ireland has 5 million people but 2 top 100 companies. How many does the EU have in total? I'm not sure if we can infer much from any of this, however.
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4y ago
It’s sad how many people have forgotten what the USSR was and how it subjugated and terrorised millions (even some Hungarians amazingly). Especially so when people defend Russia now saying the USSR shouldn’t have been dismantled. Why not? T
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4y ago
Stein’s Law - If something cannot go on forever, it will stop.
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4y ago
Worth mentioning that harbour signal lights are not the same the world over https://history.stackexchange.com/questions/69030/why-does-t...
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4y ago
Nit pick but fun trivia: the marathon distance wasn’t yet fixed at its current 42.195 km until 1924. While that distance had been used before, for the 1912 olympic marathon it was 40.2 km.
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4y ago
Stir some milk into some coffee and just shortly after they make contact but well before it's even half way to being completely mixed, ask yourself where does the complex structure come from? https://www.teepublic.com/t
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4y ago
Very interesting. Thank you!
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4y ago
Dumb question: how much lead would it take to shield an unhardened cpu for space missions?
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4y ago
That's brilliant, thanks! I never would have guessed. It goes completely against my intuition.
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Cost of Energy Transition So Low ‘You’ll Need Magnifying Glass’
(bloomberg.com)
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4y ago
https://archive.is/RVh1H
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4y ago
I think I'd just give up and become a baker or something if I had to go back to pre c++11.
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4y ago
Thanks! I appreciate the response!
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