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absorber
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Comment #28322514
No way the estimate is real for Tbilisi. For €1047/mo you'd be living like a king there. Especially with post-Covid prices.
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Comment #27175341
It's kind of vague and hit-and-miss though, even on non-NUC systems ASRock not always supports ECC. Supposedly it's because of AMD's (lack of) clarity about the matter (according t…
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Comment #26933327
I don't know. I'd argue that if the production process is influenced by the loudness war, then it too becomes part of the loudness war. For example, a technique of masking distorti…
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Comment #26929411
> Or something that looks like him. Might be unnecessary if deepfake technology is used.
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Comment #26928204
Yep, this is in my ~/.bash_aliases : #### Upload file to 0x0.st (The Null Pointer) - A filehosting service. # Usage: nullpointer_upload nullpointer_upload () { curl -F "file=@$1" h…
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Comment #26926487
Thanks, here's a direct link to avoid paywall: https://0x0.st/-mQu.jpeg
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Comment #26924622
Right, I was referring to this attack as a whole.
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Comment #26923802
If I'm not mistaken, this is the first time deep fake technology has been used to carry out a disinformation attack on politicians. I wonder if the actual video conferences have be…
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Comment #26014615
Not to be confused with Haven from the Guardian Project: https://guardianproject.github.io/haven/
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Comment #25972269
What CPU are you running it on and how many cores are being used? Are you also in really large rooms like Techlore and Matrix HQ? Because I think I'm in all of the largest rooms (a…
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Comment #25969325
Yes, but IMO the Matrix team should _really_ focus on Dendrite since Synapse is extremely resource hungry and prevents a lot of people (including me) from running their own servers…
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Comment #25284045
As someone who likes to make music with (analog) synthesizers, I understood some of those words!
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Comment #25169445
I see this as a missed opportunity by not including independent artists that release their music licensed under Creative Commons. Imagine offering an option to switch to only CC mu…
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Comment #25143508
> Unfortunately there are massive headwinds against open source in US healthcare settings. This reminds me of one of the first articles I've read about Linux and open source in gen…
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Comment #24537797
> Heck, a decade and a half ago there were claims that governments could narrow a search for an audio file upload based on the deviation from 60hz on the power line noise - in an a…
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Comment #22927076
I long for the day I can build a Mini-ITX laptop. I think it's doable considering you don't go for a dedicated GPU, but alas... the documentation on that is not abundant and I do n…
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Comment #22419511
AFAIK it's only capable of 14 bit resolutions for things like modwheel. CC can only have 128 values, right? Also, isn't it safe to say that by the nature of USB MIDI interfaces, th…
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Comment #22418784
I'm not overtly familiar with MIDI 2.0, but from what I've heard it does fix most of the issues of the old MIDI. However, if you transport your messages over DIN ports, all bets ar…
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Comment #22415368
MIDI has the limitation of only having a maximum of 7 bit resolution of continuous control of a parameter. Not only that, but it's not trivial to combine with DAWs because of jitte…
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Comment #22205605
> you're done for the rest of your life. If that were so easy then I don't think much of these cheatsheets would exist.
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Comment #21906431
Perhaps adding a "Prerequisites" chapter might further help in getting the intended audience across? I associate "from the bottom up" approach with something being explained by sta…
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Comment #21894967
Yes, I'm aware of VCV Rack and it is an amazing open source project. I use Bitwig Studio though, and having The Grid there (which is Bitwig's own modular environment, introduced in…
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Comment #21894236
Ableton Live and/or Bitwig Studio I don't think anything comes even remotely close to the level of productivity and rapid experimentation / prototyping these DAWs can bring to the …