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v-yadli
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About v-yadli
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Comment #46293187
I read and giggle to the end with great interest, and now I'm told it's just a joke. Nyawww!
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Comment #43642410
Note, this is not all about EQ. A lot of other techniques are also used, e.g. limiter, exciter (to shift the energy from mid to low), and some psychological tricks to make you beli…
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Comment #42728304
Anyone remember the Morph concept? https://repo.aalto.fi/uncategorized/IO_35687268-3fde-4493-a0... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IX-gTobCJHs Blew me away back then, but forgot th…
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Comment #40007314
nono, was it slab or slash [over a 8k bandwidth phone call]?
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Comment #37489881
To be fair though, it's not like the other places have a suitable ``meta track'' to discuss such issues...
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Comment #35898190
It failed once recently after an system update. Blank desktop with no shell. Had to ctrl-shift-esc and manually download latest `ep_setup.exe` and run it to get the desktop back. h…
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Comment #34272096
Neuralink?
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Comment #32992887
Yep Talisman! I received a shareware copy of it on a magazine CD. Totally blown away by the true color UI and pre-arranged widget bits here and there. The thing's born in the 9X er…
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Comment #32907847
which will bring you a loop of a "save before quit?" dialog and then killing it :D
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Comment #32628614
Early 00s Chinese "computer cities"? Noooo. You don't do that to merchants. Merchants do that to you.
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Comment #32585704
It's that off-by-one nature of intervals that always bumps me. The difference between note a and b is (a-b+1). Calling an octave "an octave" feels to me like calling a numeric syst…
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Comment #32582407
I'm fine with 0-based, 1-based or anything-based arrays (I recall it being convenient solving 8queen with pascal), but for Rage-Over-A-Lost-Penny sake, music note intervals are alw…
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Comment #32496276
Well I think at this stage we can hardly call it a market -- it's not 10 different android distros that stem off from a solid codebase, but different groups of developers that inte…
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Comment #31636809
I saw it on the awesome selfhost list, and Dashy seems cool and flexible. To save one more click from the dashboard and allow desktop integration, I now use these: - https://github…
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Comment #31466964
Different effect chains for different profiles -- plugged in = transparent signal path; crappy laptop speaker = booster fx.
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Comment #31152549
Hmm maybe these: - Programming based on fragments, not documents (e.g. LEO https://leoeditor.com/ ) - Live programming (e.g. smalltalk environments) - ... where certain actions are…
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Comment #31151314
One particular problem of M+N is that it requires LSP to cover all the wanted features provided by server and supported by client. This is not always the case for existing servers.…
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Comment #31053975
Pretty much a software Octatrack.
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Comment #31024391
Yeah I think so. There might also be better converter modules. Anyway, my setup is caused by an oversight of not burying light pipes into the floor. Otherwise I guess I'll go with …
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Comment #31023061
NAS-[10GbE]->switch-[1GbE]->asus router, 2 hops ping test: ``` yatli@yatao-nas ~ % ping 192.168.50.1 PING 192.168.50.1 (192.168.50.1) 56(84) bytes of data. 64 bytes from 192.168.50…
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Comment #31001558
Actually if you have cat5 or cat6 base-T setup, you can get second hand dual port 10gbe pcie cards for 30 dollars each(!) 10GbE baseT switches are more expensive than fiber equival…