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by teilo 6y ago
A close friend of mine did his doctorate on Emil Cioran: https://www.amazon.com/Emil-Cioran-cr%C3%ADtica-progreso-his... https://www.amazon.com/Emil-Cioran-Criticism-Historical-Prog...
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by teilo 6y ago
I visited Thomaskirche a few years ago. Please tell me they are going to release multi-channel impulse response files which represent the work they have done on this project! That would allow us to simulate this historic space at home. Aura
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by teilo 6y ago
Look for "The Complete DX7" by Howard Massey. Very rare to find a printed copy, but a PDF scan of it is probably still up on Archive.org. By far the best manual and sound design "how-to" for the DX7, or for FM synthesis
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by teilo 6y ago
Just curious, since you mentioned this: where do you get your up-stop felt?
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by teilo 6y ago
I fixed this with MidiFire on Mac. I created a map that scales 0-100 to 0-127. I also added a control to shift octaves. The only real annoying thing is the fact that it doesn't send aftertouch unless the current patch has it enabled.
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by teilo 6y ago
I have KQ Dixie on this iPad Pro that I'm presently on. The sysex files generated by this website opened up directly into it, and it worked brilliantly. This is so cool. There's a lot of duds, but it also generates some very usabl
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by teilo 6y ago
No one forces you to buy or use software. How is software different than any other product? It's engineered a certain way, and offered to customers, who either buy it or do not. Companies who develop products without regard for consume
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by teilo 6y ago
I agree. All I care about is that the pronunciation is contextually correct, and smooth. Accents are fine, and necessary. But I don't want a non-human simulating human emotions. Now if they aren't simulated, that's another st
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by teilo 6y ago
As much as I like this, why is it so hard to have tab management that just works? I have six pinned tabs that I always want up. Important things like Gmail, Calendar Drive. Stuff that should never change. I don't want to have to rememb
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by teilo 6y ago
That is only true if you also have a potassium deficiency and low K2-MK7. That's why, when testing D levels, it's also important to test Ca levels. And even then, you have to be taking very high levels of D. More on the order of 5
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by teilo 6y ago
I was going to see them live for the first time in Minneapolis before everything was cancelled. Very sad. But his legacy lives on.
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by teilo 6y ago
Two reasons. > It can't be that much work You're right, IF you so overly simplify the translation that it also doesn't work with the majority of Oracle applications. Second: Have you heard of the Android/Java/API
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by teilo 6y ago
It takes a LOT of effort. Like in excess of 50K UI a day for months. And then it needs co-factors to do harm, like excess calcium intake along with a K2-MK7 deficiency and/or a potassium deficiency (both of which are, unfortunately, ve
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by teilo 6y ago
The sovereign citizen types are going to make hay with this one.
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by teilo 6y ago
https://historyforatheists.com/2017/07/the-destruction-of-th... History for atheists by an atheist historian. Lots of references in this article.
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by teilo 6y ago
> Researchers currently poring over the papyri in the Carlsberg Collection are finding that medical information discovered in ancient Egypt didn't disappear when the Library of Alexandria burned That's because almost nothing wa
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by teilo 6y ago
These are not "gun rights" groups. These are "gun rights" clickbait scams, targeting the grass-roots conservative types to get them to join various "rights" organizations. There are a bunch of these groups, and
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by teilo 6y ago
Yes, that is the implication. And if this is the case, that is very good news.
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by teilo 6y ago
Thank goodness that oil is not actually stored in barrels, then.
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by teilo 6y ago
Hägglund's argument falls apart once one recognizes that a judgment occurring after death is just as terminal an event for the believer as death is for the unbeliever. This, of necessity, means that for the believer, one's time be
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by teilo 6y ago
Yes, I know this, but when a Mac does this, it does it only to run routine Apple code, stuff that should not, under any circumstances, cause a kernel panic. And up until Catalina, that it never has, barring binary corruption or defective ha
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by teilo 6y ago
I had a similar issue to yours when I manually ran this update on my 16". It froze on a black screen, after doing the BridgeOS part of the update. I had to force it down. When it started, it continued the update and, thankfully, everyt
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by teilo 7y ago
Precise clocks don't care about your sentience or lack thereof. They still measure the gravity and speed-induced time dilation that is entirely missing in quantum mechanics. Relativity is a physical phenomenon that does not require sen
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by teilo 7y ago
Well, the description of this bug is not generally reproducible, so whatever is causing it, it's not as simple as using a high port with a server name. I tested this specifically on a number of servers that I run with port numbers >
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by teilo 7y ago
This argument again? Every damn time...
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by teilo 7y ago
Of note: "Netflix said it already adjusts the quality of streams to available network capacity, and uses a special delivery network that keeps its library closer to users as a way of consuming less bandwidth. "The Commission said
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by teilo 7y ago
This was originally posted with an (updated) suffix in the title. The Mac Mini has not really been updated. All they did was adjust the storage tiering. Minimum is now 256G. So this amounts to a price drop.
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by teilo 7y ago
If that is the case, then I have even less sympathy for the manufacturer.
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by teilo 7y ago
Thank you. Amazing how I can read that multiple times, and still miss the first word. My brain is frazzled from dealing with an endless stream of emergency VPN, call forwarding, remote access, "how do I use Google Meet" requests.
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by teilo 7y ago
It's Forbes Tech Council crap. People pay Forbes an annual fee to become a contributing editor, and put up crap articles under the Forbes brand. All the resulting articles are click bait. Surprised this wasn't from Ewan Spencer.

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