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krnlpnc
4y ago
And then you could go explain that second one to HR.
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4y ago
Korg too with the volca mixer. An electron take on a dedicated mixer would be very cool.
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4y ago
Things I can't do on Ubuntu which I can do on macOS: Close lid to suspend
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4y ago
Viral indeed
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4y ago
EDM knife music is characterized by the driving 4-to-the-board beat. Cutting board that is. Chop chop chop chop
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4y ago
Still waiting for an Octatrack mkIII with 8 analog in/out, polyphony and overbridge
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4y ago
The decisions these execs are making are clearly idiotic, even to the layman. They are trying to extract maximum shareholder value, when they really need to leave their magic money making machine alone.
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4y ago
If choosing to run linux on a laptop the model doesn’t matter very much. You’ll spend a chunk of time solving driver issues and managing power consumption with virtually every laptop out there. Look at Lenovo and Dell
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5y ago
My first unix machine in the late 90s was an old sparcststion found in the recycling. Ironically I uninstalled solaris almost immediately and ran Slackware on it instead.
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5y ago
For longer distances endlesss is another option. It’s loop based which has its own set of pros/cons but it solves the latency free jamming problem quite well. The best part about endlesss IMO is that the full 8 channel stems are revis
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5y ago
Worth mentioning Jamtaba ( http://jamtaba.com ) as well. Jamtaba is a free (and open source) software to connect in ninjam servers I find its UI is user friendly when getting started with jamming via ninjam, especially when inviti
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5y ago
It works exceptionally well, you don't feel any delay locally since everyone is playing to the same clock but hearing the other jammers delayed by 1 bar. Starting/stopping and big changes in songs can be interesting, but are doabl
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5y ago
I highly recommend installing jamtaba (a ninjam client) which supports running as a vst plugin within DAWs like reaper. This way you can sync the DAW and any outboard gear to the jamtaba/ninjam clock, and route your pre-existing setup
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5y ago
The gateway must have went bad and then got good again
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5y ago
I highly recommend a basic XLR interface/mic combo. These connect via usb and along with improved sound quality give physical volume and mute buttons. Internal mics can then usually be disconnected from the motherboard if comfortable w
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5y ago
Fire safe containing organized folders with printed copies of important information. The attack vectors on a physical safe are fire, flood and theft. Plus it’s dead simple for a person and/or their attorney to make sense of the content
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5y ago
Up next: how to serve a LAMP site from a single docker image
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5y ago
It’s important to find things in common with people on a human level. Hobbies or other special interests are good for this. My advice is to simply not think about work outside of work and build friendships from other common interests. Also
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5y ago
There’s a special place in hell for those pushing long argument names with single hyphens. One hyphen is for shorthand, two for long name.
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There also exists a version where the original MI1 and 2 have the talkie dialog patched in from the special edition. That's my preferred way to play: https://archive.org/details/monkeyisland1and2ute
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5y ago
* Taking extra time for a stable fix * Rushing out a patch that introduces possible instability Which action do you think is better for business?
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5y ago
My sonne will too!
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5y ago
For me it's a matter of managing distractions, and also embracing the fact that I have a solid 1-3 hour window per day where I can accomplish deep focus work. If I miss it it's gone, and that happens some days but it's ok. T
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5y ago
> Wake up early and try to accomplish something significant before 8am I'm guessing you don't have young children?
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Re-read the full thread... >>Grafana Labs needs to make a convincing comparison chart of some kind between Mimir, Thanos, and Cortex. >I agree! Which is why I put one in the blog post ;-)
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> $50/month? On AWS that buys you 4 cores, 8GB memory and 0 storage Self-hosting on AWS is kind of counterproductive. Look into "cloud" metal servers and the money will go much further.
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I'm not seeing a comparison to Thanos
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And GNU/Linux and the BSDs while we’re at it
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At the desktop? I’d say no it’s not reasonable. I think its better to let users run the OS they are most familiar/productive with and mitigate security issues via more practical means. Banning windows servers from use would be more r
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Deplatformed, not disappeared. Freedom of speech is not protected within the context of corporate employment. Say or do something that crosses advertisers, people in power or generally the wrong persons and you’ll be fired. Same applies t
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