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by mastazi 3y ago
Have you ever had to replace a pan because the non-stick coating had worn out over time? That's wear and tear. It happens regularly with pans and many other plastic objects, and I have no reason to believe that it doesn't happen w
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by mastazi 3y ago
I like the Aeropress a lot, but I don't like making coffee in an object that is made of plastic. When I make filter coffee, I always use metal or glass brewers for that same reason. I understand that glass might not be viable for Aerop
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by mastazi 3y ago
I recently had to purchase some audio plug-ins for music production. I was trying to decide between two bundles by two competing companies. They were pretty even, in my mind, in terms of pros and cons. Then I discovered that one of the two
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by mastazi 3y ago
This is also my experience, I don't know why the linked post makes it look like a big problem, I very much disagree with them retiring strict mode.
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by mastazi 3y ago
I wanted to try this, but the dialog said I need a Google account to use it and I don't have one.
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by mastazi 3y ago
I have to agree on this one, I really dislike when enarmonically equivalent but extremely uncommon names are used. The key of D# has not one but two double-sharp notes (F## which is actually G, and C## which is actually D). In addition, it
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by mastazi 3y ago
also, I wrote _average_ person and DK certainly isn't one ;-)
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by mastazi 3y ago
Speaking of open source pipe organs, there is also Grandorgue, however this one unlike Aeolus is sample-based https://github.com/GrandOrgue/grandorgue
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by mastazi 3y ago
> But your reason why you need good selection of expansions might be valuable market insight for Modartt. I know they appreciate feedback, I've talked to them before, so I'd suggest you tell them your concerns. Good point. Disc
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by mastazi 3y ago
Physical modelling has come a long way since it first appeared. Many of the instruments included in the Arturia V Collection (one of the most common collections of instrument plug ins) are made using physical modelling [1]. Modartt's p
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by mastazi 3y ago
Thanks, I edited my comment. I initially thought that OP's link was to Adam Neely's latest video which is on a similar topic.
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by mastazi 3y ago
Edit: I have misread the title of the thread and assumed that a different video was linked by OP. My original comment was a link to the same video that OP is linking to, so I have removed it. PS I had initially assumed that OP was linking t
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by mastazi 3y ago
I am one of those people that could be described as "not intiators". I genuinely appreciate when people get in touch. I am sorry that I'm almost never the intiator, it's a trait I unfortunately have and I'm working
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by mastazi 3y ago
I always thought it was important mostly for food preservation.
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by mastazi 3y ago
This app's search is clearly not the same as the one on openstreetmap.org On openstreetmap.org I found my address with no issues - I typed the address in the search box, and got a pointer on the map showing me where it is. On OsmApp, t
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by mastazi 3y ago
The dashed lines are too steep to be escalators and they are not vertical so they can't be elevators either. Elsewhere in this thread, it has been suggested that perhaps the height between levels has been exaggerated for clarity, and t
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by mastazi 3y ago
I was thinking the same thing, at first I assumed they were all elevators, then I realised they are not quite vertical, just at a very steep angle (speaking of which: what's the steepest angle that is practical for an escalator?). And
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by mastazi 3y ago
I wonder if perhaps it's a generational thing, I prefer the PDF because it reminds me of printed paper, which is what I used growing up. (For reference: I am at the end of Gen X, people 3-4 years younger than me are considered Millenni
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by mastazi 3y ago
Despite the title, this article is about dropping foreign key constraints, not about dropping foreign keys altogether (which is possible, see below). You can drop foreign key constraints and enforce referential integrity in your code, but f
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by mastazi 3y ago
Yeah, that's true of anything related to the finance sector IMHO regardless if it's COBOL or Java or Python. The language you happen to be using in your system is almost inconsequential in the grans scheme of things, because it&#x
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by mastazi 3y ago
> on a purely technical game of cat and mouse based on the history of tech-related cat and mouse games, then Apple will probably lose. Just like Sony could not prevent people from pirating Playstation DVDs, Apple itself could not prevent
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I don't see how that quote from OP is incompatible with my point, please explain > They're explicitly stating that they believe pro-palestinian views are prioritized. I'm also saying that they are prioritised, here is a se
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by mastazi 3y ago
I think you are underestimating the diversity of these global platforms. As an example, Turkey and Saudi Arabia are among the top 10 countries in terms of Twitter users. https://www.statista.com/statistics/242606/n
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by mastazi 3y ago
I don't think that parent is suggesting that platforms are actively prioritising one over the other. I think they are saying that the composition of users of these apps skews one way rather than the other due to pre existing stances, a
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What makes a web app "internal"? Does it mean it's just made to be run on localhost? Does it mean it would not run on a server? How so? Also, why using this vs creating a desktop app? (There are ways to create GUI desktop app
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by mastazi 3y ago
> gross upvotes, or net these two are the same since you can't downvote submissions.
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by mastazi 3y ago
If you don't have voicemail, they will send you an SMS. Parent's main point IMO was that if the call was really something important, the person on the other end will leave a message of some sort.
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by mastazi 3y ago
The problem with this strategy is that sooner or later, the spammers will find your "trusted" number. After all, phone numbers are easily enumerable...
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As you can tell from my post above, I have only had this role temporarily so I'm not an expert. Based on my experience, you have a few people that report to you from the different teams (reception, cleaning, maintenance, kitchen, sales
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by mastazi 3y ago
Around 2008/2009 I was working in a public relations position, and web development was still just a hobby for me. My boss owned a pro volleyball team, one of my responsibilities was managing an online community for fans. Every time we

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