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gbraad
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About gbraad
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Comment #49157347
> known if you know ?
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Comment #49155506
Renoise is a great tol, but in some cases a bit too feature packed for some people. I do see it used a lot, and I also occasionally do. But playback of a .mod/.med is much easier a…
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Comment #49155471
Nice, will have a look. And yes, trackers are great tools and with a bit of integration, like program change message, they can even provide this experience to MIDI. I use a bunch o…
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Comment #49155370
A VST is not similar to what the Live extension can do. I use redux, but it is always a slightly less integrated experience, as the extension, but extensions at the moment are also…
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Comment #48798644
Usually it would not make a lot of sense. Long distance driving is OK, but within the city a car is often a burden, especially as a tourist as rush hour and parking are problematic…
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Comment #48768270
That is what I hoped for. Claude as a shell? I think you spent more time in tmux than Claude, right?
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Comment #48754098
I am considering to still psuh them to re-instate my account (EU law), but they will stop the PS3 store too. Double ff-edff news from them, as that was the a generation with many d…
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Comment #48748792
I boycot Sony since they blocked my PSN account, which got hacked due to them! Purchases I made are not available, ... I really took a disliking before when they refused to fix my …
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Comment #48661803
"physical copies will contain a code for a digital download for the game" ?!?
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Comment #48654319
They do in Germany as part of a shepherds program. I applaus this, as the issue is a slightly different in the Netherlands; it will otherwise move wolves in close proximity with pe…
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Comment #48654290
So far these packs are monitored, but they contain problem wolves that have been known to attack people. Examples in Utrecht and veluwe, and it takes just a little to learn from th…
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Comment #48654242
This is not the same for places like the Veluwe and Utrecht in the Netherlands, where wolves have attacked people already. They do not fear people as much... Forest rich areas are …
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Comment #48654214
This has happened; not fatally. Last July and August kids have been attacked, involved a 6yo boy; bite marks and abrasions after being dragged. While these kids survived, there is …
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Comment #48654084
Are you allowed to take precautionary actions, like a weapon or spray? As in Europe that is not even considered/disallowed for the safety of the animal.
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Comment #48653984
Are you a farmer speaking out of experience? I can tell you from family that your perception is wrong. This subsidizing is not a EU standard practice, and not for all sectors of ag…
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Comment #48653969
It is the ignorance or pleasing all attitude in the government that creates these situations. In the Netherlands they have a minority coalition, so they hand the other smaller part…
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Comment #48653906
Cameras do not actively protect people or livestock, it just monitors and retroactively actions are taken. I prefer the German method where they make the wolves fear people. https:…
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Comment #48653865
Yes and no. In Germany they have a county that at least helps to make the wolves fear people, by actively go after them with dogs, while in the Netherlands people are waiting for t…
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Comment #48579682
Stating the page initial remarks does not help. Why? I got my answer when someone mentioned perforce.
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Comment #48579658
At least a concise argument that makes sense. Not sure why the downforce happened. Are there any benchmarks/comparisons
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Comment #48579649
Not sure why the downvotes, as this is a genuine question. In game development svn is often considered due to issues that git has with large files. Just stating what currently is d…
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Comment #48571169
What makes lore better or worth considering... when svn and git never failed me...
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Comment #48502290
BTW, Gina Plat of the OSPO of tbe MinBZK was made aware of this and replied.
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Comment #48502263
> it's unusual to be that low profile. Perhaps I got too used to this ;-)
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Comment #48492328
Low-key HQ is normal, as they often share office buildings and external signs need approval/permits. I expect tha5 is also the case in the US, right? I am sure they have a name bad…