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by timc3 2y ago
And Mafell can be better than festool. Though different manufacturers tend to have different advantages. Hilti makes some very large tools that if needed Festool does not have alternative. I have also seen a comparably priced Hilti drill&#x
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by timc3 2y ago
Have you tried Paperless NGX?
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by timc3 2y ago
Ditch the Aggregate devices for a start ( yes it’s expensive running a lot of inputs or outputs on a proper system, and you don’t take advantage of all the interfaces built into gear). Uninstall Blackhole and spend the money on Rogue Amoeba
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by timc3 2y ago
I don’t think it was that hard. I remember them being around all the time, but maybe it was a European thing with them being readily available here.
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by timc3 2y ago
You drive 800km without taking a break? With a family? Last time I took my Taycan for a long drive (6 hours in -15C) we took a break half way, and it charged so much faster than expected - so I had to exit the restaurant and go and move it.
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by timc3 2y ago
Rotor == brake disc
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by timc3 3y ago
They had decent bandwidth internally allowing them to playback uncompressed realtime standard definition video which normal PCs running Windows couldn’t do at the time.
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by timc3 3y ago
“four quarters, ten dimes, twenty nickels, one hundred pennies, five dimes and ten nickels are all equal to the same amount” - only a human could come up with something so unintuitive.
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by timc3 3y ago
Canon has a good share of the market but not to the extent that you are suggesting. Sony is massive particularly for semipro influencers, Panasonic some share, Nikon very little. Source: Managing 150PB+ of customers video content.
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by timc3 3y ago
I completely agree. Having moved to Sweden and from the '.' to the ',' what is even more confusing is then the thousand separator is switched around. Add to the confusion where a banking interface sometimes itself switch
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by timc3 3y ago
What I used to do was swap machines over from the one with failing disks to a live spare (slave in the old frowned upon terminology), do the maintenance and then replicate from the now live spare back if I had confidence it was all good. Y
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by timc3 3y ago
Couldn’t agree more. What a huge amount of tech and complexity just to get something off the ground
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by timc3 3y ago
I try to buy whichever is considered the best at the time and consider a TV to be a 2000Euro upwards purchase. But every TV needs the settings tweaked and a lot of its processing turned off. The quickest way to get there is to start with th
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by timc3 3y ago
I suggest you write a file system, then write a database and then re-evaluate whether you still think the same way.
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by timc3 3y ago
Not true. Standard staple in my oarents house was coffee cake made from coffee with walnuts.
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by timc3 3y ago
That really sucks. Sounds like the ventilation system is poorly designed. I wish that all modern buildings had properly sized FTX / air handling units. These exchange the old air with new air using the heat from the old to warm up the
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by timc3 3y ago
Not really. I’ve been around music tech before and after that point. I would say the explosion was cheaper and more accessible music making equipment whether that was on a computer, cheaper hardware or the secondhand market.
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by timc3 3y ago
Would be great if we could somehow use this mechanism to kill ticks as well.
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by timc3 3y ago
Growing up on a farm 30 years ago - we wouldn't have to wait a day or two. You would start fixing the problem straight away, worse case being someone would have to drive to get a part and then you would install it. And many parts you c
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by timc3 3y ago
It actually is quite a good price. Not that I would actually buy it, I would go Mini PC and OPNSense for a router.
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by timc3 3y ago
Tunnels and bridges are used in the UK. And those tunnels are horrible.
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by timc3 3y ago
They do that in Sweden all the time. I have no idea how a country that has some amazing minds can come up with the worst road infrastructure designs possible. Most of it’s unsafe so they just lower the speed limit.
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by timc3 3y ago
Basic song writing is a good place to start (and should cover the dynamics/loudness of notes and sounds as per the parent post to introduce groove). Then combine with sound engineering. There is a lot of resources all over the web, and
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by timc3 3y ago
How did I miss this? Thought I had seen all the YouTube videos on Superbooth! And you shouldn’t think you have to make excuses for the presentation - it was great, your sense of enthusiasm for it really came across as well as what it’s capa
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by timc3 3y ago
Why? I feel the more “accessible” 8 track products are usually good enough these days and it isn’t the aim of them to go up against 8 channels of Prism/weiss/Burl or whatever. And those high end convertors are often used in places
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by timc3 3y ago
The MG614 was something I really wanted when I was younger ( when i wasn’t dreaming about 2 inch tape and an SSL) BTW the MT8X was actually an 8 track on standard cassettes, same as the Tascam 488 and a couple of others I believe. There was
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by timc3 3y ago
That looks like a really interesting device, are you involved with the design? One thing I used to really love with the early four and later eight tracks, was they had a mini mixing desk in them, and you could do things with them such as ta
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by timc3 3y ago
Except it did provide it in a pro studio session. They could drop in and out, overdub and cut and splice tape if they wanted. But your original point of not having an undo being liberating is IMHO correct.
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by timc3 3y ago
That’s not actually long enough. My cat got up a tree, which we couldn’t figure how to get up safely (very high on a slope with ground that was not stabile and nowhere near good access) Took about 20 hours before she came down. Just before
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by timc3 3y ago
I’ve built or been involved in building 4 closed source media asset management systems ( including my current place of work and one I cofounded) and you can get relatively far in the first month. But the devil is in the details and most peo

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