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by memsom 4y ago
apparently https://gatlib.com and also https://butbicket.org/ also do the same
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by memsom 4y ago
Southampton there is a big panoramic view from the restaurant, but the rest of the store is in the middle of a very boring shopping district, so you would otherwise be looking at cars and other buildings.
183.
by memsom 4y ago
I love IKEA. I even visited an IKEA whilst in Norway just to see how it stacked up to the UK.
184.
by memsom 4y ago
When drivers are based on GPL code then you do not release the changes, but sell the resulting drivers as part of your OS. That was what I was told.
185.
by memsom 4y ago
Being someone who actually has hardware that can run this, I look forward to giving it a spin. Great work!
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by memsom 4y ago
The BeOS source is not clean. It had loads of third party closed source licensed stuff in the tree. It is also massive, it is a complete OS and most of the supporting apps source code. It would be non trivial to make it open and it would no
187.
by memsom 4y ago
Interested to hear what bugs you found.... I have a pretty non trivial commercial app in Xamarin Forms (currently just Android) and we really never found any showstoppers. (Talks to other devices via usb/ble, talks to the cloud and doe
188.
by memsom 4y ago
Okay - that was an awesome link ;-) Well, I wonder how BrandonM feels about the whole "files synced online" thing now?
189.
by memsom 4y ago
Best thing I ever did for myself, taught myself to be able to listen to music whilst doing something else. I used to have a 2 hour commute on a train, so I would read a book. Bu trains are noisy. So I learned to listen to an iPod while read
190.
by memsom 4y ago
Not really true. The Apple Watch series 3 was released 2017, so it got 4.5 - 5 years of support. I don't think that is bad. It will still work, it will just not get any more OS updates. I sport an iPhone 6s. I guess it is unsupported f
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by memsom 4y ago
No, I haven't - I don't have a recent licence for Reaper (mine was for 2.x and therefore I only got 3.x without buying more and I started to use GarageBand as I was only doing light stuff by that point.) Sounds interesting though.
192.
by memsom 4y ago
I think Twilight was the first novel from the author and she pretty much wrote a transcript, and got a book deal off the back of it. She had little previous experience in writing novels and was just very, very lucky that it happened to all
193.
by memsom 4y ago
> How would you watch BBC shows without iPlayer If you paid for a service like Netflix or BritBox you can. They have legally licensed the content. It you watch anything on iPlayer, you need to pay the additional license fee. I don't
194.
by memsom 4y ago
The TV license covers you watching any broadcast content, no matter if it is received via antenna/aerial, satellite dish, cable TV or over the internet. If it is broadcasted, it is covered and you need a TV license to view it. It&#x2
195.
by memsom 4y ago
It doesn't do non linear editing well - I know that much.
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by memsom 4y ago
The problem with Wikipedia moderation is that is all done by people that care about the subject. If you pick a subject that no one cares too much about, you can easily deface it with non true information. The other issue is the war cry &quo
197.
by memsom 4y ago
Yeah I agree this is a lot more like Audacity. But if it has chapter support and clips can be aligned like in something like a regular DAW, it has an advantage.
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by memsom 4y ago
On a Mac, GarageBand does almost everything you might need. I used to use Reaper, I was using it on a Mac back around V3, but the problem with Reaper is that it is general purpose and as someone else mentioned, that comes with a much steepe
199.
by memsom 4y ago
Well - no. You need a TV licence to watch live TV. It just happens to fund the BBC. https://www.gov.uk/tv-licence > You must have a TV Licence if you: > * watch or record programmes on a TV, computer or other device a
200.
by memsom 4y ago
They have content deals, and when they expire they have to renegotiate. The problem is, there are so many territories and so many little competitors now, someone will likely outbid them and the service will then lose that content.
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by memsom 4y ago
it is actually market saturation. In the UK we have: Now TV, Britbox, Channel 4 player, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney plus, AppleTV+ Each of those offer a subscription service for a chunk of content. Channel 4 actually offers a free v
202.
by memsom 4y ago
I was seeing Extreme programming being a thing and using DUnit for Delphi in the late 90's (possibly early 2000, but I left the Job I was using this for by mid 2000.)
203.
by memsom 4y ago
This is very cool. He also dropped the VT-OS version, including his gfx library!! Edit: also... SlashDot still exists? Wow...
204.
by memsom 4y ago
Possibly the lack of spaces? I use Exposé mostly to organise my spaces these days. I use older OSX less and less as PowerPC is only useful to developing the retro68 port. Since I got Sorbet Leopard on the G4 it also hardly boots Tiger.
205.
by memsom 4y ago
The sarcastic self deprecating English in me wanted to say “well at least 4 days”, but we’ve had a pretty good run this year. We are up to at least 6 (lol, still can’t make myself say you are wrong..)
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by memsom 4y ago
No. My MacBook Pro is a 2012 pre retina with a decent Samsung evo SSD and 16GB RAM. It has a OCLP’d Monterey install and it is smooth and functional.I dev on this machine and honestly, same hardware runs MacOS better than Windows 10 (212H i
207.
by memsom 4y ago
I’ve used OSX on Intel since Leopard (10.5), though I have a Jaguar (10.2), Panther (10.3) install on my old PowerBook and Tiger (10.4) on my G4 Mac Mini, and small things changed, but on the whole the OS is the same. I mean, Aqua style cha
208.
by memsom 4y ago
Tascam us-122mkII support was dropped. It is ancient, but it still works and there was a Windows 10 driver. I just got a cheaper Behringer uphoria that uses standard USB audio (or whatever) but loosing the Tascam was annoying.
209.
by memsom 4y ago
Not really. The last hold out is the 13”, but that design has not changed since it was Intel based. The 14 and 16” versions have no touchbar and I would guess the 13” won’t either on the next redesign.
210.
by memsom 4y ago
That is really not true.

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