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southclaw

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    Comment #13489700

    I like this, it looks like it could be useful. However, one issue: I'm on [this screen]( https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/45512231/ShareX/chrome_2... ) which is a track's detail…

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    Comment #12895175

    I used to love watching mans1ay3r's videos, amazing level of creativity and hard work required to assemble all the voice clips! I can only imagine what hilarity would come from a f…

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    Comment #12168832

    I assume so, comments sections probably aren't designed to handle the speed at which messages were coming in. I saw many comments saying people had unsubscribed and were still rece…

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    Comment #12168809

    I got an email about being added to this repo a few weeks ago, thought nothing of it and just assumed it was a bug that I got subscribed to notifications. This morning I got the sa…

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    Comment #11748831

    Tweetdeck used to have this feature, there was a "Home" option on the row at the bottom of the user profile modal. I was disappointed when it was removed, it was a super useful fea…

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    Comment #11565360

    I feel like they will "speak out" about promotions more than anything to be honest... maybe I'm just pessimistic!

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    Comment #11555115

    I can definitely relate! Faces and text just blur and morph in strange ways but all other characteristics are fine. I've always assumed (like Blake in the article) this was normal!…

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    Comment #10786314

    I'm so glad this exists going into my next term involving a lot of maths that I just don't fundamentally understand; sure I can remember a set of rules after boring revision of seq…

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    Comment #10771028

    Well there are some things that a lot of computer software VSTs cannot do unless they are specifically programmed to do so (due to how frequency modulation works digitally). There …