treetrouble

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by treetrouble 15y ago
Yeah, the language is a little pretentious but I believe that's the sort of invention they're looking for
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by treetrouble 15y ago
This is a great question that requires an answer that is both philosophically and technologically deep Most articles I've read with a headline like this, the question posed involves an impractical show of technical prowess
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by treetrouble 15y ago
Thank you, I wasn't familiar with Io before
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Show HN: Diamond, MIDI arpeggiator in Ruby(tx81z.blogspot.com)
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by treetrouble 15y ago
Do you have a link where you read that? Not implying it's not true-- just want to know more and searches are coming up empty
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/r/musicprogramming(reddit.com)
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by treetrouble 15y ago
sshfs isn't a toy
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High-level realtime MIDI IO with Ruby(tx81z.blogspot.com)
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by treetrouble 15y ago
No password policy is as egregious as American Express http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/security/american-express-p...
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by treetrouble 15y ago
I absolutely agree that they hold more responsibility. However, my point was that this is one criminal organization targeting another morally corrupt organization. I don't find the analogy that InclinedPlane gave to be appropriate
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by treetrouble 15y ago
Well, if the victims were planning to ethnically cleanse said neighborhood that would in fact shade the issue differently Noble isn't the word I would use by a longshot..in fact I think lulzsec is pretty stupid. but I'm also not going to go
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Topaz: MIDI syncable tempo in Ruby(tx81z.blogspot.com)
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Midi-eye: A transparent MIDI input event listener in Ruby(github.com)
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Unimidi: Platform independent realtime MIDI IO in Ruby(tx81z.blogspot.com)
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