miunau

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by miunau 2y ago
Table saws are very common in Europe in hobby circles as well. If you take woodworking in school you'll learn to use it along with other tools. Also, you usually build the sliding table and other jigs yourself using the tracks on every
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by miunau 2y ago
Sawstop wasn't available for purchase in the EU until last month. The only version that was available was the very expensive Festool table saw, though they are both from the same company. I'm currently waiting on my compact Sawsto
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by miunau 2y ago
My DX7 take is this: I don't think time has made any other synth less desirable to own than the original DX7's. - Keyboard velocity maxes out at 100 and the action sucks. - Membrane buttons. - Weighs way too much. - Dinky 2-line s
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by miunau 2y ago
This is a lazy take. The reason is that there is money involved in picking who is at the top of the playlists. It's no big secret the big record labels own large parts of the music streaming industry. They are simply getting their inve
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by miunau 2y ago
A substantial amount (20% already back in 2014, I would imagine more now) of songs available on streaming never get streamed either. Kind of why that market has steered towards flat-fee upload distributors. 29 bucks a year is better than 10
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by miunau 2y ago
There's also The Deuce more recently. I found it excellent, though the subject matter (sex work and early 70s/80s porn industry) probably will turn a lot of folks off.
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by miunau 2y ago
Unless you require something special, just a regular <input type="date"> or datetime-local is a good choice these days. There's week and time types as well.
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by miunau 2y ago
If you're interested, Tape Op and Sound On Sound still offer subscriptions and have catered to the (more sensible) pro market for decades. FM has been an outlier, though I have good memories of ripping samples from their cover CDs in t
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by miunau 2y ago
There's some that have a button for cut, same for EQ kills
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by miunau 2y ago
You can print things off the web.
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by miunau 2y ago
You missed the point entirely. This is basic stuff that all designers work with.
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by miunau 2y ago
If you're in the EU (particularly Germany, France and Italy, who are the three largest funders), you can let your representatives know you appreciate ESA's work.
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by miunau 2y ago
Mux looks nice, but I don't trust a company to keep a free video encoding tier, so I won't be building anything on it. The on-demand encoding for users seems a bit bananas to me too resource wise. The starter model buys you $100 w
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by miunau 2y ago
This seems like the kinda thing one would write while drunk off their keister.
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by miunau 2y ago
I've been using this for about four years as my daily font. No regrets.
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by miunau 2y ago
About a year ago our cat went up the tree in our backyard and left his snap-off collar with an Airtag in a branch somewhere up there. We could ping it and hear it, but couldn't see it. So it got left up there for a year, rain, shine an
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by miunau 2y ago
Like documentation, you should do this while it's fresh in your head, but I get it.
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by miunau 2y ago
Just use `any` or `unknown` when prototyping, then apply types once your happy paths start working for the first time to start catching the unhappy ones.
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by miunau 2y ago
Lol what a reach
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by miunau 2y ago
Hmm. When was this? I've had the code read wrong a few times and they just have returned the letter. Then I've gotten a refund for the postage through their customer service.
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by miunau 2y ago
I mail a fair amount of physical media using the postzegelcode. If you put a return address, PostNL just returns the letter with a sticker on it saying the postage was not enough. They won't deliver it.
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by miunau 2y ago
Making software for all those models was exhausting. It took an entire team just to profile phones and make configurations for compilers (what is the screen resolution? does it have feature x? is there a physical keyboard, and how many butt
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by miunau 2y ago
You're right, this stuff really doesn't help the indie people who would need the most support as nearly all of the long tail falls outside of the program. You'd be surprised how many artists own 100% of their rights these day
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by miunau 2y ago
Proper, hard-working DJs submit track lists from gigs which then compensates artists through copyright and performing arts agencies, which is way more money than the $0.50 you get from a single track sale. This has been standard for decades
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by miunau 2y ago
DJing is bog easy and commoditised to the point where anyone can pick it up and sound believable by pushing a few buttons that literally do the mechanical work for you. This is coming from someone who's DJ'd for twenty years in al
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by miunau 2y ago
This is a weird metric.
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by miunau 2y ago
Who is this guy anyway? Why should I care that he went to Yale and has opinions?
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by miunau 2y ago
Safari has 24% of the browser market.
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by miunau 2y ago
Maybe you need better glasses. This proposal is coming from the Webkit team, ie. Apple. CSS is plenty comprehensible and using it gets better with every browser release as they are focused around yearly interoperability efforts.
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by miunau 3y ago
It seems like you are confusing two different terms, liberalism and libertarianism.

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