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Minidisc enthusiast reinvents replacement OLED for the Sony RH-1, 18 yrs later(sir68k.re)
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What issues did you find with the file storage? I’m using it backed by S3 and it hasn’t given me any issues at all so far, be nice to know what to watch out for.
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This seems slightly off-topic, describing solely young women and giving off Daily Mail/Richard Littlejohn vibes. Some people are terrible with money, in a way that bears no resemblance to the way a central bank deals with monetary poli
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I worked on a Laravel/Next.js project last year and couldn’t believe how much stuff you didn’t get for free, from debugging PHP to building the assets. Rails JS build support is confusing and messy, but seems to be under control now,
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The very cool Bonsai dealer(?) I once bought a tree from summed the bonsai pruning tips for my limited memory as, (1) no criss-crossing branches, (2) nothing pointing down, and so far, those have proved very useful to me, but I've enjo
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I barely use it but when I do need to look something up it’s great. But conscious that it’s not super robust, I simply save bookmarks in Zotero now and that works even better on all counts.
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His words, in the context of Indian, Britishness, colonialism, his own writing and the suffering of those he had left behind - he himself apologised for the message "being tone deaf & reeking with privilege" and I think it was
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Very good writer, but he personally wound me up with his public "Great Escape" from India during the pandemic and laid himself open to the criticism that followed, of being a fairweather friend.
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Capless EF, Diamine Red Dragon. We cannot be talking about the same books, my friend ordered one and found the same problem, not sure what they were using. Bled badly with a Pilot C4, as well.
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Leuchtturm paper bleeds like a napkin, so hopeless. Moleskine works. Hobonichi rules.
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The ratio of pictures OF cameras to pictures FROM cameras is still too high, though, at least on my new Threads feed. I have a wonderful collection of old CAMERA Magazin issues, and plenty of old brochures and pro magazines from the 1990s,
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The arguments these days are at least well-spread out, suggesting people are finding great fit between themselves and kit. I neglected an X-Pro 1 for years before giving it away, but lovely camera for the right person. My mate shoots Olympu
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I’ve not seen one in the wild, except maybe at Photopia Hamburg. It sounds staggeringly accomplished, as all Nikon flagships, but people who have no experience or have forgotten how much big cameras weigh are in for a shock. I bought a used
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cries in European monies
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But… you can’t flush baby wipes, unless you want to be a monster that contributes to sewer pipe fatbergs or local blockages.
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Most excellent breakdown, I wonder who these machines were targeted at?
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This is interesting as I have been a photographer for decades as well as playing various sports, and have had endless fantastic discussions with my opt over the years about the various merits of different lenses and glasses but this has nev
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Awesome, love love Zotero, very thankful for all their efforts.
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+1 for Taylor Branch’s three-volume biography of the Martin Luther King years, outstanding.
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And barely scratches the surface of the catastrophe. What with mobile integration and my own shifting needs, what I didn’t need was the workflow confusion that Adobe introduced. Lightroom was the ultimate one-stop shop but I’ve now come to
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Annoyingly, the products are extremely good and mature. Lightroom aside.
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I find them annoying to use but am happy to not have Adobe.
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I keep a crate in the basement, drink one per day, it’s great. Not sugary or synthetic-tasting, but just like a mild tea. Win for me.
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Crap article. Here’s a better one on pitch grass and turf. https://www.theguardian.com/football/2021/jun/15/silicon-val...
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Yes, after she apologized for yelling at him. I mean, he evoked sailor superstition to claim women were bad luck on a ship. Talk about old-fashioned. As far out as the music was, everything about him was fabricated, but music and mystique a
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For all the words portraying Sun Ra’s visionary attitude, that might be something others have projected onto him, for his real views and self-importance were the opposite of some of the suggestions written here. For example, he objected to
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Well that was all worth it
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Yes, the first thing I thought was, “Tomb Raider”!
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What is not talked about is that Mac pricing seems to have shot up over the last decade and my last Intel Mac, the lovely MBP16, cost an absolute bomb. We’re getting - speculatively - to the point where Apple’s OS is barely exceeding the A
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Good to see articles like this, even if the air has been coming out of the bubble for a while here.

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