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by ryan-allen 6y ago
You are so right on this, it's an incredible piece of software and easily my favourite sounding piano emulation VST. The best part is the download is really, really small, compared to the multi-gigabyte sampled solution. My favourite h
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
I got a PinePhone and the experience was pretty poor compared to everything else, I never ended up using it as a phone. But it's still cool, and I'm happy I bought it, and I think that later in the future an OSS phone is going to
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
Prior to Firebug, when I was unfortunately writing ActionScript in Flash, there was Charles [0]. It's still really good! [0] https://www.charlesproxy.com/
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
Not to mention the refactoring support!
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
It sounds like you're fortunate to be rather gifted, along with a repeat diagnosis of ADHD as an adult (this is not uncommon), and I have questions. What had you seek out a diagnosis as an adult? What country were these diagnoses? How
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
I've been reading it for years. It keeps me abreast of what I would consider many of my peers are paying attention to. I find heaps of cool new programming libraries and languages and frameworks that would just slip through the cracks.
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
I have been trying to find this, thank you!
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
If Google Search becomes unavailable in Australia it's going to be a disaster for many, many people. I honestly can't believe this is happening. I do not want to be forced to switch to Bing :/
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
> I have not been diagnosed by a specialist Nice, tell me what your uninformed arse thinks.
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
Why can't Google simply not return news articles from Australian publishers and be done with it? People will just go to abc.net.au or smh.com.au or news.com.au directly, if that is not their habit already.
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
Is there a list of all the types of lessons?
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
I read this book [0] and was astounded. There absolutely are state sponsored propaganda operations internally and externally. [0] https://www.allenandunwin.com/browse/books/academic-professi...
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
This is really nice! My suggestion would be to curate a bunch of custom components built upon the libraries that you offer, so rather than having to build up a complex form there are starting points, this could be user generated. That would
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
Burn After Reading is becoming a documentary?
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
2021 is the year of the Sea Shanty!
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
Those spy planes are absolute marvels of engineering and creativity. I couldn't even start to imagine what incredible stuff is currently classified and being worked on!
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
I think the recent mass de-platforming is a knee-jerk reaction to the Capitol riots. There are so many problems that need solving 2021 and beyond in order to maintain and civil and fair society. I don't believe it's going to be th
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
> There are a lot of employed software engineers who have disposable income and who are happy to pay for a dev tool if it means they can actually build and launch an idea in a weekend. This is absolutely true, but companies also, or even
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
> I have been taking care of my elderly mother It's unfair that this is stigmatised, I think it's a good and noble thing to look after elderly parents. It's not so common in the west, but it's very common in other cul
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
The older episodes are my favourite as well. Ding dong m'kay!
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
Trey Parker is credited as the writer for the vast majority of episodes of South Park, especially since Season 4. Most of their episodes are topical these days, I recommend checking out the recent Pandemic Special. Matt, Trey and a guy name
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
A previous comment in this thread mentioned QuietPC [0] in a list of prebuilt companies. They have some really cool fanless builds, that if you were using a CPU like the AMD 4750g [1], you would have zero noise, and it'd make for a ver
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
I did this a few years ago, I maintain a desktop at work and a desktop at home, and soon, a second desktop at home so one can be dedicated to work. I have a low powered laptop for 'on the go' but I only tend to use it to take note
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
> Windows 10 look and feel for your Linux desktop. That's exactly what I wanted! I've been using Manjaro KDE for a couple of months now exclusively. I am extremely happy, it's very convenient developing on Linux directly!
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
This seems overly abstract to me, but we need better tools for these kinds of things!
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
My trick for enjoying cliffhangers is to pause an episode halfway through before getting back to the series. It's also a good trick for going to bed on time and breaking the 'just one more episode...' problem!
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
> "Changes to your behavior and actions are the product" This and how they are eroding the attention spans of the consumers of their product. Now more than ever it is important that thought workers develop their attentional ski
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
I've used namecheap for over a decade, very happy customer :)
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
I'm unlucky enough, but I started getting treatment in the last 12 months (I'm 37). I have 12 months worths of tolls to pay for my cars, but because the organisation of who to register for tolls and where is so batshit insane in A
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by ryan-allen 6y ago
i think the WM i'm using is kde plasma that comes with manjaro currently, i set the compositor to use opengl 3.1 using wayland from the plasma-session-wayland package i'm using google chrome, vscode insiders and alacritty and vlc,

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