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by timc3 7y ago
In sweden it really depends. You could move from a poor school in a big city to an excellent school in the country. Or the other way around. Healthcare seems more or less equal but I have less knowledge about that.
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by timc3 7y ago
Total opposite experience. AWS UI is slow, workflow is terrible. Google cloud is much better. Mind you once you get to a certain point using the APIs is better.
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by timc3 7y ago
When you get a SSD you are going to kick yourself for not doing it sooner. Personally if i had that configuration I would stop what i was doing and go get one, unless of course it means not feeding your family.
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by timc3 7y ago
Have also built stone walls in the Cotswolds, and I wouldn’t agree with you about not putting a stone you picked up back. Sometimes when you pick up from the pile you didn’t see part of the stone that makes it entirely unsuitable. It’s bett
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by timc3 7y ago
You are comparing one overpriced SKU to another over priced SKU.
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by timc3 7y ago
Which is why i have been purchasing my modular instead of building it.. so far. Secondhand market is great for Eurorack
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by timc3 7y ago
While you can get along fine just playing around, if you are still at it after a couple of years learning music theory is very worth while. Its also something that someone with engineering skills should be able to pick up.
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by timc3 7y ago
No, i hate large modern touch screens in cars and prefer proper buttons, and controls that I can memorize, like the controller in my BMW. I can do most things with minimal eyes off road. I would argue its not a best in class feature, its a
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by timc3 7y ago
If it’s concrete or some other material similar get an SDS+ drill.
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by timc3 7y ago
I was talking storage solutions for video editing. They typically use vendors building solutions to cater for that market.
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by timc3 7y ago
and they are just not going to listen and instead declare the Mac Pro a success for the next few years.
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by timc3 7y ago
Except it’s not a drop in the bucket anymore. All of the costs have come way down. To be honest I don’t think they are targeting the everyday video producer. They are targeting the high end as like you say a lot of people could use the othe
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by timc3 7y ago
There are plenty of professionals working in content creation everyday that don’t have that kind of budget to spend $43000 on a monitor or even the budget for a well specified new Mac Pro.
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by timc3 7y ago
That’s not really true because Windows does come close, and I say that as someone whose every day DAW is running on MacOS. I also have Windows on other machines to compare it to. Out of the box a Mac is fine as is but a well configured well
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by timc3 7y ago
Well you forgot about ProTools which although I really dislike is even more important than Logic in post production. And Avid / Adobe on the video side. All of which will run on Windows and I am seeing increasing adoption of Windows in
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by timc3 7y ago
Have a look here https://zworkstations.com/products/z840/ I tried coming up with something similar to the base spec MacPro but got larger storage, more cores and an Nvidia card with a decent saving.
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by timc3 7y ago
The kinda places I see these going in would not touch either of those products. They are both seen as the most entry level of storage devices
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by timc3 7y ago
Stornext. The poster above mentioned NAS, but I reckon it would be seen more often as not connected to a SAN.
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by timc3 7y ago
But also so blindly obvious that I don’t know why she bothered. It’s not like it’s news
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by timc3 7y ago
I have Trådfri and Philips Hue. Trådfri is good, but I prefer my Hue devices. They are even better quality.
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by timc3 8y ago
In commercial environments the OS starts to not matter so much. The machine is literally bought for one purpose and that alone. I have worked in environments where vendors actually give a proper legally binding guarantee that Windows boxes
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by timc3 8y ago
It actually caused problems a large percentage of the most popular audio software and it was interesting to see which software developers could get the software out first. The trouble with the beta was it wasn't exactly the same as wha
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by timc3 8y ago
If you are in IT in Sweden you might want legal advice to check this out. Anything that you build outside of work might be owned by your employer by default.
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by timc3 8y ago
If the username could be an email address (or the email address is a required field on signup) you don’t have to pass back a message saying that the username is already taken. You simply let them go through the flow and do verification of t
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by timc3 8y ago
Just amazing and brings back a lot of memories. Now I just need to find the music I did
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by timc3 8y ago
What make is it?
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by timc3 8y ago
20 years ago UK raves/festivals used to advertise what systems they had as much as the DJs playing. It’s not a new thing. I remember deciding that I would rather go to certain places not based on who was playing but that they had a Tur
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by timc3 8y ago
Did you ever DJ in London? 15 years ago when I was regularly out we had plastic people, The End, Ministry and of course Fabric. All places that had excellent sound systems, full time engineers and had been built with sound quality in mind.
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by timc3 8y ago
Lots of people with studios use 1/4” Jacks (and sockets!). I have hundreds of cables with them. I use XLR for Microphones, speakers, and a few other devices but all my synths and most effect units are 1/4” and some are TRS (balanc
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by timc3 8y ago
Couldn’t agree more.

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