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Interesting... I remember encountering Mahindra vehicles in South America and wondered why I they didn't seem to be in the 'States at all
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Yup. This exact thing pretty much lead me to a network admin job during college. I had friends that got hired as admins in high school, by the high school, and I was super jealous. The pay sucked but it was a humble start to my career in te
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So are the terms 'operator' and 'oscillator' interchangeable? I always thought of it in terms of voices (before taking into account polyphony)
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5y ago
Or FLStudio and spend some time with Sytrus. Or pick up a copy of FM8
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Can't you explore the depths of FM synthesis just as easily if not more with a good VST plugin?
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Considering that the Yamaha DX7 is an FM synth I can see the thinking behind calling this a 'one-operator' synth
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> I'll go further, why is it punishing customers allowed? Because it isn't disallowed.
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Progress bars measure progress , not time remaining. I don't understand all these other rules people have come up with about them, maybe we need to stop making it so complex
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Huh... loading bars do not have to move evenly and smoothly. You reduce all your loading activity to a checklist, scale that to 100%, and update the progress bar with the number of checklists completed as soon as you are able The bars thems
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Ah, the convenience argument. The red herring of this age
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Awesome -- more positivity at gunpoint
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I'm trying to point out the hypocrisy of a cultural impetus to be super inclusive towards everyone, except the people you disagree with
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I'm willing to lose "some" creative works because of a lack of scarcity. Speaking from experience, artists will always want to create. That is the creative drive. There is no reason that work should not be accessible to all i
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I love this assumption that those actors are rational
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It's 'title case'. Conjunctions (the/and/or/etc...), articles (a/an), and prepositions (in/on/by/with/of/etc...) don't get capitalized https://www.grammar-monster.
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We do it all the time in the USA too... "This is America! Here we speak English!" There is no "poor Anglos", we are cultural assholes too
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Coincidentally I was just reading that the variation in other language's names for Germany is because the country originally federated a bunch of nation-states together, and its neighbors simply called the new country the name of whoev
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> If it is popular to have say a World Tree in a pool as your spawn point and said map is a popular one you would still have instance ownership even if the map itself is free software. Having your own instance would be found preferrable
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> You don't get to decide that. Such is the nature of idealism. It is a shame we allow a world of plenty to artificially lock up value so a few people can feel better than others Alternatively, why is a piece of data not allowed to
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While they permit infinite copies, the ownership bit strips away potential egalitarianism. Scarcity needs to be stripped and not an option. There shouldn't be a knob that allows one to select 'infinite copies', that should be
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But digital is a realm of infinite copying, and where true ownership of bits means that you can never show them off (like Shkreli and that A Tribe Called Quest album). NFT 'ownership' is an additional layer on top of the data that
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Idunno the real villain is that bullshit, costly "per-row" pricing
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Yes let's crystalize greed and avarice into our brave new virtual meta world thing How about a virtual world of no ownership? Why must we give the wealthy yet another venue to lord their status over us?
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My first real uni programming class was Java and we used BlueJ. I tried to set up Eclipse but I was so freaking lost. And I've been a computer nerd most my life, just not a programmer at that time. I am so glad we were set up for the s
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Not Napa but I recall the 101 has some really high speed limits for some of the two-lane sections through Humboldt/Mendocino/Sonoma counties
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They do it with the Eurotunnel, though I can't remember if I saw anything but trucks and busses on it
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> so that if they review call logs and see your suspicious long-lasting data calls they won't be able to find you. I have heard of multiple countries targeting airstrikes or artillery using triangulated cell phone signals
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In addition to the fact that MS had previously said Windows 10 would be the 'last' Windows
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Why? What is the benefit of upgrading to Windows 11? It seems like literally more of the same.
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5y ago
So will they intake 10TB?
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