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5y ago
See also the leak[1] of big oil PR maestro Rick Berman's 2014 speech to oil execs, pleading for funds to combat rational debate and reliable information about fracking. “Think of this as an endless war,” he told them. “And you have to
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My YT fix tale: friend was throwing out an LCD TV because of weird colours, like solarization. I asked him for it, spent an hour searching youtube and found a TV engineer video with a likely solution: unplug the data cable where it feeds in
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5y ago
Not a 9/11 truther, but there are some incongruities around official accounts of 9/11, for example the accounts of why CIA staffers actively blocked the FBI from being informed about the activities of future 9/11 hijackers, a
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5y ago
> Denis: For my case, I’ve always been using Linux. It’s just my favorite operating system. I’m doing all my work in it. Seems like "on Linux" is appropriate (Denis is the lead programmer.)
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5y ago
Jordan Peterson is the worst kind of bloviating bullshitter pushing divisive bad faith talking points designed to muddy and degrade debate, in my ever so humble opinion.
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5y ago
It's a topic that's never been so relevant, IMO, because of the unprecedented scale at which the propaganda industries (AKA PR/"Think Tanks"/"Dark Money"/Outreach programs/"Strategic Co
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5y ago
Firefox udpate script based around: /usr/bin/wget -nc --trust-server-names \ 'https://download.mozilla.org/?product=firefox-latest-ssl&os=linux64&lang=en-US' which retrieves the l
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6y ago
Yeah, that looks like the same content, but it used to appear in "news" search results if you set the date range accordingly. Sad they haven't made more of it really. Thanks for the pointer!
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Wasn't a huge quantity of images of newspaper articles accessible via google news search, by setting a pre-Internet date range, at one time? Is that material still available anywhere? It was really extensive IIRC.
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6y ago
I love the name's play on Greek Eleutheria ("ἐλευθερία") - freedom, liberty!
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6y ago
If "causality" were to fail, I can't see "evidence" faring any better. What would count as evidence, absent a serviceable notion of causality?
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I doubt any serious journalist in the UK is unaware of HMG's previous engagement with propagandising (or, if you're feeling generous, counter-propagandising) its own electorate. See for example Powerbase's piece on the "
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6y ago
No idea, but irrelevant here since Reaper isn't FOSS. There is an issue about that very question! https://github.com/nodiscc/awesome-linuxaudio/issues/50
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6y ago
There are a couple of yt channels out there, for example https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAYKj_peyESIMDp5LtHlH2A But nothing like you might expect compared to FOSS creative software in other fields, like Blender or Gi
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6y ago
It's a good list! If you haven't visited already, maybe you could take a look at https://github.com/nodiscc/awesome-linuxaudio
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6y ago
Though running the FOSS version on linux allows to route audio back and forth between Rack and external recorders, hosts, plugins, etc with ease via JACK.
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6y ago
If you want to avoid looking like malware, you can attempt to improve mobile browsing but let the user choose to opt out via search settings. Pretty simple solution, no?
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6y ago
In the present case, the failure to provide an opt-out speaks volumes. If AMP was a good faith attempt to improve UX, it would have been provided early on. The faceless imposition of AMP is a clear signal of malign intent, IMO.
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6y ago
Laptop: a well worn-in kubuntu 16.04 - browsing and general use Desktop is a 3-way boot: o stable KDE Neon for games (via steam) and media o separate up-to-date KDE Neon for development and fun, o separate Slackware 14.2/current for lo
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6y ago
Regards Plato, I'm curious if you've looked at Ernest McClain's book The Pythagorean Plato ? (See my other comment[1] here for some details if not.) 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23746057
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This comparison is delved into in the sections in Ernest McClain's The Pythagorean Plato [1] which analyze Plato's Republic . McClain summarizes his somewhat remarkable claims thus: > From a musician's perspective, Plat
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6y ago
Interesting take on The Cauldron! I find it surprisingly Jungian, personally.
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"Endlessly derivative" aligns pretty well with Tolkien's idea of the "Cauldron of Story": > Speaking of the history of stories and especially of fairy-stories we may say that the Pot of Soup, the Cauldron of Stor
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6y ago
Maybe jaaa[0] and japa[1] are worth a look (from Fons Adriaensen's suite of audio tools[2]) 0: https://kokkinizita.linuxaudio.org/linuxaudio/jaaa-pict.html 1: https://kokkinizita.linuxaudio.org/lin
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6y ago
Reading this, I realised the fnords are everywhere, once you know how[0] to look for them. 0: https://www.google.com/search?q=%22fn+or+d%22
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If you have an ubuntu based distro, you can probably install dexed (or hexter, another DX7 softsynth) from the kxstudio repos ( https://kx.studio/Repositories )
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The 1991 article "Cancer Warfare"[1] by "Richard Hatch", is interesting in this regard. Extensively footnoted and appearing erudite and informed, it examines the National Cancer Institute's (NCI) Viral Cancer Progra
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6y ago
My recommendations are not loading in "old" or new youtube. Visiting a watch?v=xyz url loaded the video with no description, channel info, comments or related videos. Edit: back to normal? (with disable_polymer=1)
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Application b0rked; no we have no plans to fix: systemd installed.
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> ‘I just installed KB4512941 and now Windows Search is broke and Cortana process in taskmanager takes 90% CPU,’ a Windows user wrote on Reddit. > On Twitter, one gamer shared his pain after the update stopped his favourite game from
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