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by jtode 3y ago
The main thing, though, is that we need to figure out how to validate that these people have spotted some bullshit, while helping them to expand their context. It is entirely possible that it's far too late for any such meliorations, a
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I'm not here to judge em, but it doesn't sound very close-knit family. I'm out of touch with most of all my families, and I'm not particularly sad about most of em either. I'm sad about who some of them used to be,
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I had friends before Facebook. I had a lot of Facebook friends. I left Facebook in 2016, and I went back to having basically the same friends as before. It's fine. Some of those Facebook people were good folks that I miss, sure, but m
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by jtode 3y ago
We're either going to improve our collective critical thinking, or we are... not.
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The light/heavy thing definitely is noticeable on an acoustic, especially if you're fighting five other instruments, and body shape and construction has a huge influence on the overall sound; in a bluegrass parking lot scenario, t
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Now do the ten-hour cut of Greed.
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Nah, that gave us quite a lot of good actually. Neither he nor I are calling for some sort of Year Zero backlash. I got on the internet in 93 and I enjoyed about ten pretty great years of it. That internet never went away, people just stopp
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by jtode 3y ago
He's very much out there saying that he was wrong about many things. I have been aware of him and not a fan for as long as he's been publishing, but I kinda became a fan in the last couple weeks. I was guilty of the same optimism
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Who in the world is okay right now? Sociopaths.
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Mostly your fingers.
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I think I still have an active account on there, I still get a shitton more spam from them than anything, and lately I've noticed that every one of them seems to be either Musk or one of his companies' tweets.
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by jtode 3y ago
I assume you can buy more sounds for the Nord? I have read up extensively on the Stage 3 but not the piano. Currently making do with a Korg B2 for that. Anyways, everyone seems to have misread my pianoteq comment as me intending to use a la
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by jtode 3y ago
Me Anglo, currently working for a French company with tons of immigrant co-workers so meetings are a dazzling display of accents and grammar. When I send a PR the French guys especially come off very snarky, and I mean they're a pretty
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by jtode 3y ago
Let us pray the answer is no. As Tina Turner once said, we don't need another Unix. That's how the song goes right?
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I love how direct and obvious unionbusting shifted over to a discussion of efficiencies in seconds. Never change, HN.
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Zynthian runs on a Raspberry Pi, and with a HifiBerry sound card (<$100) I'll take the Pepsi Challenge with absolutely any expensive rig. My whole point is, you don't need to spend thousands, you can spend hundreds and get the
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by jtode 3y ago
Christian Ceremony - Add your prayer to prepare the way for Jesus
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Or you could just get off their walled garden that assumes you have thousands of extra dollars per year to pay for their various premium lifestyle objects and services. If Apple is only concerned with Professionals, they should stop marketi
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by jtode 3y ago
No, they trick you. You type apt install firefox and it installs the snap. That, the changing of my words, is why I'm seeking a new home.
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by jtode 3y ago
At the moment I'm using a Launchkey 61 when not using my weighted digital piano. I do also own a Roland VR-09, which by the way is incredibly hackable courtest of Ctrlr and a couple of custom panels. What is pretty cool about the Rolan
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by jtode 3y ago
So, Chokepoint Capitalism.
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If I had the money... Well I'd probably get a Hammond actually, but I would take it if I could afford it. But I'm a lot of house repairs and more important devices away from that point lol
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I think they were conceding the point :>
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I agree, but one lesson I've learned from fifty years of music obsession is that people mostly don't like good music.
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Musician here, most of us (the ones that aren't also programmers) just have to pay up the arse every time for every thing. I've been teaching myself keys the last few years and had been planning to one day get myself a big $6k sta
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by jtode 3y ago
Can we stop pretending these people aren't just the new royal families yet
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My favorite sentence.
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Yah, let's try some new art in the bathrooms of Wall Street and see if that fixes anything. edit: makes about as much sense as the idea that a rock star is gonna solve shit.
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by jtode 3y ago
I just had a thought: no profiting off a company that you don't work [forty] hours a week at. If you work eight hours a week, you get shares. No negotiations, labour is entitled to the value it creates. The trust fund scumbag who just
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Is that why they said "should"?

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