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by timc3 4y ago
Congratulations to SerenityOS! Quite amazing seeing the progress over this relatively short time.
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by timc3 4y ago
Doesn't exactly qualify you for knowing about IT software.
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by timc3 4y ago
Because it is a very well known software company. I have never used Citrix, but to me its as a name the same way as VMWare, SAP, EMC, Salesforce and Intuit is.
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by timc3 4y ago
Such a stupid stereotype. Maybe it is true where you live, but no where I am at all.
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by timc3 4y ago
Exactly. If you really want to get into it the depth of the construction of the panels you need is based on some maths - density of the insulation material and it's particular properties but all of that can be found out on forums such
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by timc3 4y ago
Fabric that you can breath through easily for looks. Under than you can be very thin fabric that makes sure that the fibres from the insulation doesn't escape. I use this for looks: https://www.camirafabrics.com/en&#x2F
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by timc3 4y ago
Headphones are excellent, but I find I have a different experience with headphones compared to music coming out of speakers. Sometimes I prefer one over the other.
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by timc3 4y ago
Seems to be some kind of DRC. $10K digital audio cables are never a good idea. I remember I went to some audiophiles house once to demo some speakers, and his "hobby" seemed to have taken over the house and common sense. He had cr
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by timc3 4y ago
It's cheap compared to a Trinnov system. But honestly you might be better off spending 300eur/usd on wood, Rockwool and some fabric.
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by timc3 4y ago
Yeah, those are kinda cool. They have the added advantage that they don't have a huge amount of bass, though what they do have is impressive for their size to be fair. But because of their size they don't always activate room acou
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by timc3 4y ago
Nope, it's better to treat the room first, then invest in some quality monitors like Neumanns. Basic budget monitors will do great in treated room.
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by timc3 4y ago
This type of software, is just a bandaid and really doesn't work very well (though it can work better with headphones). Properly thought out and tuned acoustic work is what is needed. I am lucky enough to have a spare room in my house,
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by timc3 4y ago
Well according to my Grandmother she did actually work, as my Grandmother was around her at the time.
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by timc3 4y ago
I can feel it on my Taycan (it’s one of the most powerful models) but it’s not bad at all. Porsche has a lot of experience with gearboxes which probably explains why they can build a reliable one when dealing with the power and torque.
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by timc3 4y ago
You do realise that you can get server parts for a custom build? That is what I run for home use, it’s the most reliable machine I have personally owned. And that even those workstations you think are reliable can and do have problems (I ha
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by timc3 4y ago
I have MOTU, Universal Audio and Audient which are all good. But they are general aimed at musicians/producers etc. I would also recommend RME if you use a Mac or just the ASIO drivers on Windows. The drivers are really important, and
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by timc3 4y ago
Probably going to sound pedantic, but a breakout box is different from an external audio interface or convertor. Breakout box typically only converts from one socket to another socket, like this one: https://www.tascam.eu/en
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by timc3 4y ago
I moved over to Thunderbolt plus Audio over Ethernet. This is where the growth is (Dante etc) in the high end. I think I have 60 channels of IO and thinking of adding another 40. USB is good enough for a lot of people, though I am not a fan
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by timc3 4y ago
Early electronic instruments, particularly before the 1980s had tuning all over the place, and you would have to wait 30 minutes to get anything resembling stability, even then nothing was guaranteed. Think it would be possible to mockup so
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by timc3 4y ago
Think we have to agree to disagree. It's extremely interesting, non-conformist but I wouldn't call it beautiful - I have actually seen inside it in real life.
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by timc3 4y ago
I wouldn’t say under appreciated, her albums sold millions and she has received several awards and is an important figure in the history of electronic music. Just not as well known as she should be in recent times.
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by timc3 4y ago
Not my experience, I buy Torx screws by the hundreds and haven't stripped a single one. I do use an impact driver sparingly or the torque setting on drill/driver - plus Bosch or Makita bits.
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by timc3 4y ago
The BMW ZF is much faster. They are even using it in their M cars.
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by timc3 4y ago
I like that it has two gears (I own one).
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by timc3 4y ago
Same here as well. This age of BMW was known for having a great UX, from the computer system to the drive controls.
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by timc3 4y ago
And they are tuned differently in different vehicles and different manufacturers. BMW does it the best IMHO out of those using that ZF transmission.
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by timc3 4y ago
On my F31 (which I no longer have) I thought doing that just put the gearbox in sport mode, but to change the engine response you still need the buttons. Need to try it in my G series sometime.
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by timc3 4y ago
That makes him a pretty poor designer, particularly in the industrial sense. If you can’t balance those constraints you are not a good designer.
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by timc3 5y ago
I do the same but with Google Drive and it’s been working fine. I don’t sync nearly as much content as you though.
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by timc3 5y ago
I do dev work that involves the Adobe creative suite so I need to run that plus a full development environment. I also need a lot of storage, because I work with video, I care a lot about the display because I am staring at it all day - but

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