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by krnlpnc 4y ago
“In December 1998, IPv6 became a Draft Standard for the IETF,[2] which subsequently ratified it as an Internet Standard on 14 July 2017.” 40% adoption after 25 years? Really highlights how terrible IPv6 is in terms of backwards compatibili
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Himself included?
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
> Altima and Maxima were excellent cars Perhaps in the 90s early 00s. Their CVT is known to be very problematic
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Saying things like this really does open a person up to all sorts of problems. It's easy to "be concerned" about a sentence that is not meant literally and report it, provide it as a crime tip or post an outraged response to
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
An SM57 with foam pop filter (sure a2ws-bk) looks similar to an SM7B for about 1/5th the price. Sounds good too
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Why not? Because it sounds sh*t and requires wearing a collar. A decent dynamic mic on a boom and a bit of compression will approach broadcast quality sound and can be done using affordable commodity parts (that will hold their value at re
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Also good to find a credit card with rewards % on gas purchases
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
No need for a new project. Performance mixers have been a thing for a long time and affordable models exist from roland, korg, pioneer and others. TE just shrank the thing to an unusable size and slapped on their pricetag.
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
> with the difficulty, it comes degraded social relationships, unhappiness, substance abuse and crime. The cynic in me sees this as an intended effect. American companies want cheap labor and maintaining an impoverished working class hel
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
"My body my choice" a favorite phrase of conservative anti-vaxxers and anti-maskers. How hypocritical that this belief doesn't apply to someone else's right to choose.
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
It's depressing to watch the USA continually fail to keep up with the progress of other first world countries. Often times even taking steps backwards like this. There are so many actual issues deserving of this attention. In what un
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Do cost of housing next
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
I do the same thing but with prefix …
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
> lobbyists hold the power and the system is not really accountable anymore Yes, and the problem is not limited to copyright
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Like anything it's about balance. The same could be said about working every day, at all different times of the day. There is something to be said for turning off the part of the brain that worries about being productive all the time.
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
> 1) To converse in an easy, familiar manner; talk lightly and casually. 30 people leaving a reaction to an announcement is way easier than 30 lines of chat coming in at varying times. Same goes for things like +1 -1 feedback
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
It means writing the same amount and revising into more clear/concise statements.
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
s/sane/greedy
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
15% is not a deep cut. That’s a totally a reasonable cost for smoothly running the infrastructure necessary to support a creator with a monthly subscription model.
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Thumbs up on communication, thumbs up on completeness of work on time. But, like major thumbs down on their vibe. They need more positive vibes.
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
This sounds right, and also the marketing of Android is misleading and hardware focused which leads to false comparisons. "Look the camera has more megapixels than an iPhone!" Yeah ok, but the stock camera software outputs photos
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Isn't Android effectively a base level linux distro optimized for smartphones though? Providing some level of uniformity between devices like package management, etc.?
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
On the other hand voice is half duplex, transfers data slowly and doesn’t retransmit lost fragments. Agree to disagree I guess.
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Says a person currently on HN instead of working...
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
> in the same way that nobody wants to go to a wedding over Zoom, we don't want to build our product over Zoom. It's absurd to compare a once-in-a-lifetime event to everyday work meetings.
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
I hope so. It's a very wasteful and low resolution way to share information. We've had telephones and group calls since before we had computers, and there is a reason why we shifted to text. Plus the platform is inherently not ac
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Time yes, but also “no lapses in self-discipline” is a factor as well.
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
No doubt he’ll follow that rule himself and not spend a huge portion of his time traveling and working from hotels.
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
I honestly would not go down this route unless you intend to spend considerable time on the linux side itself. If you want to just get on with playing music stick with macOS or windows. Also the platform should not crash while live in the f
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by krnlpnc 4y ago
Is anyone running a similar scale setup with cloud storage and rclone? I’ve been considering retiring my 16TB NAS

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