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   by lukeh 4y ago

   Samba uses a home-grown LDAP server, rather than OpenLDAP.
2. 212.▲
   by lukeh 4y ago

   Paging hyc!
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   by lukeh 4y ago

   Enjoying the podcast. I also remember having a ticket for BER a few years ago, ending up not landing there of course. I was there in May and it didn’t feel like a modern airport, it was pleasant but ceilings were low (after listening, no do
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   by lukeh 4y ago

   Yeah, I kinda agree here. Music licensing is complex and also likely unfamiliar to AT&T’s lawyers. It’s not unusual for signed musicians to be not 100% across their obligations on both the master and publishing sides (not saying that th
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   by lukeh 4y ago

   In the sample code, the buffer into which the key is read appears to be undersized.
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   by lukeh 4y ago

   Speakers are a personal choice and ATCs aren’t forgiving of poor rooms, but I have SCM50ASLs and like them very much. I also have smaller ATCs for surround and the sound is quite consistent between models.
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   by lukeh 4y ago

   Apple circa 1997 :)
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   by lukeh 5y ago

   Does anyone know how easy it is to install other distributions, e.g. CentOS with the Asahi kernel?
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   by lukeh 5y ago

   Dante supports AES67 in a degraded mode (multicast only, 1ms minimum latency, 48kHz only, at least if you're not using Dante Domain Manager).
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    by lukeh 5y ago

    Interestingly AC3 (with Joint Object Coding) is also what Apple Music uses to deliver Spatial Audio, although the OS makes it difficult to decode to any layout beyond 5.1.
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    by lukeh 5y ago

    Plenty of duplicate artist names, Spotify artist support will split them into separate artists if you contact them, and now aggregators like DistroKid let you specify the actual artist ID when uploading (at least for some DSPs). It’s just a
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    by lukeh 5y ago

    Yup, it works.
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    by lukeh 5y ago

    Very nice! USB HID support would be rad.
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    by lukeh 5y ago

    Not sure if that’s the question you’re asking but, the Atmos mixes are a completely separate deliverable. They need to be the same length as the original stereo master and obviously shouldn’t deviate so much that they sound like a different
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    by lukeh 5y ago

    Well, whilst they are hierarchical they’re really only used as unique authority identifier plus local identifier.
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    by lukeh 5y ago

    OK, perhaps hierarchical wasn't the correct word; it's not hierarchical in the sense of reflecting a (possibly global) domain hierarchy, but it does consist a component that identifies the issuing authority, and a component that i
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    by lukeh 5y ago

    SIDs are a post-DCE evolution of UUIDs. SIDs differ from UUIDs in that they are hierarchical. In the context of the Windows domain model, they're split into a component which identifies the domain, and a "relative" component
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    by lukeh 5y ago

    Yeah, doing the same, albeit with Solaris (probably a dumb choice but at the time, wanted stable ZFS).
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    by lukeh 5y ago

    Slightly OT, but here's a mood tracking app I wrote (on-topic inasmuch as it's free, and collects absolutely no data notwithstanding using CloudKit to synchronise state). https://www.moodcircle.me I wrote it to learn S
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    by lukeh 5y ago

    Based on a quick scan through the code, there are a lot of mutexes there, e.g. for reference counts, that could be replaced with atomics.
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    by lukeh 5y ago

    I’d be careful about offering commercial support for this.
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    Facebook deleted photo albums uploaded with Adobe Lightroom(community.adobe.com)

    3 points by lukeh 5y ago|0 comments
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    by lukeh 5y ago

    I have a vague memory of getting the Apple (two-pronged) Swiss and European travel kit plugs mixed up, slightly different tolerances, resulting in one very hard to remove iPhone charger.
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    by lukeh 5y ago

    I suspect they didn't implement RAII because, in the intended usage, they expect the autorelease pool to be drained every frame.
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    by lukeh 5y ago

    Yeah, kind of weird there's no smart ARC class, although I suppose you need a way to override it when you need a weak reference. I guess it would be trivial to add one?
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    by lukeh 5y ago

    As I understand it, Rosetta 2 uses translated versions of the libraries too, but a single native kernel. I’m not sure what Windows does.
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    by lukeh 5y ago

    Well, they won’t use Samba (which has a very well featured domain controller implementation), because of the GPL. The only other one going around is the one I wrote, but Novell bought that, not Apple. (Apple wasn’t so interested in the ente
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    by lukeh 5y ago

    I wrote pam_ldap and did the initial port to Darwin. It is probably showing its age - you probably want better integration with GSS-API and also something like CredUI [1] for GUI support. But it's a great deal better than having to mod
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    by lukeh 5y ago

    Could be auto-generated.
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    by lukeh 5y ago

    According to release notes, it supports 10.12 (with preliminary support for 10.13). That's several releases behind (10.14, 10.15, 11, 12).