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by lc9er 6y ago
What part of Powershell is broken? Are you referring to module compatibility or other issues? For my shop, the AD module was an obstacle until v7. Many Azure-related modules still seem to be 5.1 only.
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by lc9er 6y ago
Guitar tab sites always had the same problem with bad transcriptions. Fortunately, there’s a whole generation of musicians that do fairly accurate “how to play” series on YouTube.
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by lc9er 6y ago
I think context is important. If you are talking about guitar based music, then E is a pretty safe bet as home. But what if a group doesn’t use standard tuning? The first two examples that come to mind are Alice In Chains and Tool. They use
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by lc9er 6y ago
> It also gives you a common vocabulary and framework for talking about musical and instrument techniques and common patterns in music. This right here. Even if you want to play rock music it can help. Guitarists and bassists have tablat
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by lc9er 6y ago
The argument against texting, for me at least, is that it’s more intrusive (constant interruptions for unimportant things) and interactions end up being less and less meaningful.
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by lc9er 6y ago
Don’t forget the trapezoid rule. On one hand, it discouraged the insufferable Devils play style. But it also stymied the usefulness of a puck-handling goalie.
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by lc9er 6y ago
Tapes were fun. I grew up playing in bands. Demos were all recorded to cassette and shared among band members for reference or maybe passed on to clubs. I was right at the tail end of this, when CD burners became cheap and then we were expe
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by lc9er 6y ago
> That never worked with tape. 80’s thrash metal and tapes go together really well. The cutting, trebly sound of tapes really works with the staccato, percussive sounds of bands like Slayer, Megadeth, Metallica, etc. There’s been a resur
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by lc9er 6y ago
This is a major unresolved issue. Not only is Exchange, the service, a vector for attack, but AD-related permissions granted to the Exchange computer account and admins can leave your entire directory vulnerable.
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by lc9er 6y ago
It has also become almost prohibitively expensive to raise children (in the US).
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by lc9er 6y ago
> A show that I listen to skipped a week during the early stages of the pandemic. I was concerned that one of the hosts was ill / possibly dying. It was some planned thing, like a vacation or something. A little notice would have be
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by lc9er 6y ago
Reactionaries largely rejected from their primary field of expertise, now blatantly peddling pseudo-intellectual takes on subjects way beyond their wheelhouses.
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by lc9er 6y ago
It’s pretty bad, but it’s probably the best of the available tools at the time. Serious competitors like Groupwise and Lotus were kind of nightmares. Open source alternatives offered great individual components, but not the integrated solut
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by lc9er 6y ago
Even if you move to O365/Exchange Online, you’ll likely always have some Exchange footprint. The only way to get around this is to migrate your AD to Azure.
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by lc9er 6y ago
> The government can not and should not lift people out of poverty if those people refuse to work to better themselves Who do you think wakes up and thinks, "I love poverty. This life is so easy"?
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by lc9er 6y ago
> There's also a ton of people who will delight in cherry-picking your story, as justification for not expanding the social safety net. "throwaway-0987 did it, and you can too! You just need to stop being so lazy" > we
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by lc9er 6y ago
> Nikes and playing on iphones. This is the kind of statement you hear from conservatives that blame poor people for their poverty. There’s a number of reasons. Because when you churn through a dozen pairs of cheap no-name shoes, it ends
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by lc9er 6y ago
I gave up on VSCode + vim bindings after several failed update cycles. VSCode would update, then VSCodeVim would get laggy or break altogether. I tried Space/Doom Emacs, and they were ok, but you end up living in this weird space where
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by lc9er 6y ago
> Those two items are probably 80% of the reason anyone I know goes to a doctor. This role seems to be increasingly filled by Physicians Assistants and Nurse Practitioners.
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by lc9er 6y ago
The biggest hurdle became finding a good quality VHS player. My dad had one that worked flawlessly for about 20 years. I gave up on VHS because everything brand off the shelf kept destroying tapes, within months of purchase.
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by lc9er 6y ago
I think it was the combination of cheap technology (at least the blank tapes), and a low tech threshold. No reliance on software - you could just chain together VCRs and splice together a film.
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by lc9er 6y ago
> Something that has struck out to me for many years now is the rather striking lack of reporting on the incredibly strong correlation between parental (both maternal/paternal) age at time of conception and ASM. I thought this was c
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by lc9er 6y ago
The difference is that the community observed your opinion and decided it provided no value. That could be a pro or con, based on many factors.
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by lc9er 6y ago
> Simply asserting that they are wrong will not change things No one is “simply asserting”. They’ve dragged this to court and had ~60 cases thrown out for a lack of evidence. They’ve made the choice to ignore this and acted out, violentl
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by lc9er 6y ago
Whole social clubs may have been on the decline for decades, there’s been a pretty big growth in group fitness. CrossFit has been huge for over a decade and BJJ had really begun to explode, prior to Covid. I hit my two-year mark in jiu jits
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by lc9er 6y ago
This is the opposite of my purchasing pattern. I’ll get sticks, strings, picks, and some hardware online. I’d never consider buying a cymbal or guitar without having in my hands first and spending some time playing it.
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by lc9er 6y ago
Do you have real examples of this? Any time I see someone complaining of political blow-back, it’s because they chose to air their thoughts on social media or donate to specific causes publicly. The one person I know that felt put in this p
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by lc9er 6y ago
I feel like this is genuine take. I don’t know your age or anything other that what you wrote, so I’ll relate my experience. I saw many of these same initiatives beginning as I was moving through high school and college. Being young and gen
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by lc9er 6y ago
Sounds like consumers exercising the power of their spending.
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by lc9er 6y ago
Run through the tutorial a couple times, so you learn the basics. Once you've internalized them, then start exploring the plugin ecosystem. A lot of people dive right in to customizing their vim, completely reinventing the wheel or cop

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