keeblers_n_bits

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   Why Today's Solutions Don't Need Internet-Scale Complexity(tailscale.com)

   1 points by keeblers_n_bits 1y ago|0 comments
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   by keeblers_n_bits 4y ago

   GarageBand. I was a kid in the early 2000s and my dad's friends gave me a tutorial on GarageBand. My experience with computers up to that point was Windows, but from then on I was hooked. I've since learned Logic Pro and am using
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   by keeblers_n_bits 5y ago

   At a certain point, you start to see the elites continue to amass incomprehensible quantities of wealth while making their employees piss in bottles and drive into tornadoes. It’s a completely different gap than competing for a job or a ra
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   by keeblers_n_bits 5y ago

   I think something like this could be really cool as a Gemini site
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   by keeblers_n_bits 6y ago

   It was Dr. Evils’s spaceship!
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   The Life in the Simpsons Is No Longer Attainable(theatlantic.com)

   61 points by keeblers_n_bits 6y ago|27 comments
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   by keeblers_n_bits 6y ago

   One of the reasons I haven't been able to fully commit to Linux on the desktop is that I haven't been able to find quality music production tools. I always end up going back to macOS because I miss Logic Pro X and Ableton Live too
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   by keeblers_n_bits 6y ago

   `rig` (random identity generator) on Linux is another useful tool for this