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by pistle 11y ago
Anyone else have to use align-content instead of the "taught" align-items for 24?
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by pistle 11y ago
Sliders are far less buggy to implement and more intuitive on a 2d surface. Check out Roland's 101, Juno 106, Juno 60, Jupiter series, Arp Odyssey, 2600, etc. etc. etc... You won't be breaking any analog rules. Knobs are mostly en
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by pistle 11y ago
This presumes that playing into their hands would actually bring forth enough support to rebuff the reaction. If forces overwhelmingly squash the terrorist organization, then it doesn't matter if it plays into said organization's
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by pistle 11y ago
You are not mentioning the whole drill'n'bass era/subgenre. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2y7DVbFado0 4 minutes in... there were a few people/groups that did this style for a while. Aphex Twin was the
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by pistle 11y ago
... Next Big Thing For Minimally Dynamic Sites If your content doesn't change frequently and/or the costs of regenerating the static content is minimized for you, great. At what point do we see static sites take a fair share of th
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by pistle 11y ago
And yet it does boil. The folk wisdom is wrong, so is the experiment wrong as well?
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by pistle 11y ago
And I find a profound beauty in it. Having been born in the US where brutalism is not common, I see these things and immediately am gripped by them. The design speaks directly to me and inspires me to be part of it. I want to be close to it
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by pistle 11y ago
How does an "emergency" shutdown button get that dirty? That looks heavily used.
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by pistle 11y ago
Good point on personal management being something employers value generically by someone completing a degree. Then again, I also know enough people who don't have all that together even with a degree. If the question is more along the
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by pistle 11y ago
Snake oil salespeople jumped into moocs and have pushed their ascendancy back by years. They, presently-generally work great for a specific set of people, but don't yield sufficiently effective results for broad groups. Check out the
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by pistle 11y ago
Yeah. My first car was a bug @ 16 and that book was my gateway to greasy wrenching.
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by pistle 11y ago
99.5% necessary accessory for any bug/bus owner. They need non-trivial tuning about every 3k-5k to keep them running well order compared to what we have today. The lifters need adjusting, fuel filter replacement, etc. about as often as
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by pistle 11y ago
Bing has also been the default for Apple's Siri for a couple years? They may be growing their own search engine to support Siri, but I'd be interested to know if there are any identifiers passed to Bing for those searches... Trust
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by pistle 11y ago
The pie. The pie... about that pie. Recognizing immigrants increases the tax base. Recognizing immigrants ensures better wages and changes the entire narrative. Come, work, share in our bounty and our responsibility to each other. Increase
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by pistle 11y ago
The shorthand is a politically-charged term that was designed to frame, for the listener, the target being described and to remove sympathy for them as a human. It's not libel when the person's words can be proven, nor to describe
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by pistle 11y ago
Hear, hear. If you paint with the broad stroke that a person who breaks a silly law in order to build a better life an illegal, then you should call just about anyone who breaks the other silly laws an illegal.
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by pistle 11y ago
Was AvalonDock one?
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by pistle 11y ago
Look into Nancy for some really interesting options. .net http services without IIS. Increasingly, there's something for everyone.
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by pistle 11y ago
Will Safari take over the infamy of IE6 in 3 years?
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by pistle 11y ago
This is a pretty comprehensive article hitting all the important points, providing decent depth, without turning into the monster that DSP can be as you plunge a bit deeper into each thing like hamming windows or fourier algorithm implement
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by pistle 11y ago
What's the background/timeline? The book could be an crystallization or effort to exorcise the demon?? I find the idea of child support to be such an interesting pecadillo to garner such focus.
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by pistle 11y ago
OMG that's funny. Search "child support" and the archives vomits a suspiciously high number of articles. O.o
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by pistle 11y ago
Good on you if you don't have time to read the link, but your point doesn't stand if you took a minute to read the linked article. Remaining blissfully, self-righteously uninformed in your name-calling (shaming) routine has no qua
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by pistle 11y ago
You're out of step and, yourself, out of line. https://www.skepticalscience.com/print.php?r=326 The name change agenda is most often liked to a Republican strategist based on focus groups saying CC was LESS scary than
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by pistle 11y ago
It's a strategic cash pile that could be used by Apple to further increase shareholder value. If they want it back now, they can raise a shareholder revolt and replace the board. Good luck with that. Such a move would also be expressin
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by pistle 11y ago
Oh, I like this. May I have another?
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by pistle 11y ago
You seem to have basic presumptions that suffering is avoidably bad and that suffering is an important concern to be addressed. These people are quitters? Maybe they are, but in other ways then you call them out. Suffering is a condition on
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by pistle 11y ago
This is an inspirational thing to see on the web. My, we've come a long way. Thank you for bringing this all together. How are the waveforms rendered? Are these few or single cycle samples? I noted that, with slight detuning, I was get
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by pistle 11y ago
It's probably good enough to just get meta-actionable.
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by pistle 11y ago
He obviously made a bad decision to rent out his apartment. This isn't AirBnb's problem. Look through my previous comments. I'm no fan of AB or most of the sharing economy's big players, but this is the sort of thing tha

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