SamWhited

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25 Years of Mixxx Intergalactic DJ Contest(mixxx.org)
2 points by SamWhited 25d ago|0 comments
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Petition, recognition of open-source work(mixxx.org)
2 points by SamWhited 5mo ago|0 comments
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by SamWhited 6mo ago
Reminds me of the first company I worked for out of school. We had a big drive with the source of truth image used to boot all our machines on it, and we added rsync to the init image. When each machine booted init would rsync everything fr
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by SamWhited 7mo ago
They actually have a (very new, still alpha, probably not a ton of data yet) database for books: https://bookbrainz.org/about I haven't looked into what their schema is like, but if it's anything like Musicbrainz
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Mixxx 2.5.4 Released(mixxx.org)
1 points by SamWhited 9mo ago|0 comments
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by SamWhited 10mo ago
Doesn't help fix your problem, but I have a similar issue with Google Cloud Platform. Years ago I had a free workplace account that I had some small company emails and what not on, and apparently at some point over the years I setup a
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Mixxx 2.5.3 Released(mixxx.org)
2 points by SamWhited 1y ago|0 comments
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How Does Timecode Vinyl Work? (Pt. 3)(mixxx.org)
15 points by SamWhited 1y ago|10 comments
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by SamWhited 1y ago
Also if there's a tiny network blip before buffering is complete everything goes to hell. I don't get streaming DJing in general, seems like something serious DJ software should avoid (unless they're targeting the casual part
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by SamWhited 1y ago
Every user who uses a screen reader has been asking for this. Also, though I can't speak to this personally, apparently the theming engine is much easier to maintain in QML which is a big time saver for the devs.
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by SamWhited 1y ago
FYI this is not a new major release, this is work starting on a new major release. At least two more versions of 2.x are planned and 3.0 is not yet actually scheduled. May not have been what you meant, but I wanted to clarify for others r
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by SamWhited 1y ago
FWIW I've found mixxx to be much more stable than serato or traktor (commercial stuff). I can't say whether they focus on bugs or features like your criticism suggests.
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The new shape of Mixxx 3.0 – Open Source DJing(mixxx.org)
104 points by SamWhited 1y ago|35 comments
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Mixxx 2.5.2 Released(mixxx.org)
2 points by SamWhited 1y ago|0 comments
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Cutting the Cord: Addressing the movement's dependence on Big Tech [pdf](mayfirst.coop)
1 points by SamWhited 1y ago|0 comments
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by SamWhited 1y ago
Organic Maps is a way to distribute OSM data, but it also has a lot more than just the OSM maps it uses (code to curate and collect those maps into downloadable packs, code to display them, code to do routing, design assets and resources
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Mixxx 2.5.1 Released(mixxx.org)
2 points by SamWhited 1y ago|0 comments
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Learn bicycle physics with interactive diagrams(ciechanow.ski)
2 points by SamWhited 2y ago|0 comments
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by SamWhited 2y ago
Even if there's not a mapping Mixxx has a "MIDI Learning Wizard" (I forget what they call it) where, assuming it speaks MIDI, you can plug it up, choose an action, and then move the control for that action and it will figure
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by SamWhited 2y ago
Find definition of Foo(): grep -IR "func Foo(" Show uses of Foo(): grep -IR "Foo(" Hmm, what were the methods in that field again? Open a split pane in Vim and scroll down in the second pane to where the fi
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by SamWhited 2y ago
I had actually forgotten about this, I had a friend who had the exact same thing happen (dropped because "you have to use real names" or whatever, but they did use their real name, and it wasn't even anything suspicious or we
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by SamWhited 2y ago
That wasn't even the one I was thinking of; sounds like this has been happening a lot.
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by SamWhited 2y ago
Indeed; no one ever seems to consider that before defaulting to them though :(
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by SamWhited 2y ago
Good point, I wonder if you even can get a real person instead of an idiot stochastic parrot to review it anymore?
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by SamWhited 2y ago
"hosting content going against their ToC or similar" Or hosting content that Hetzner misclassified as against their ToC. Or that they decided was because of a string in a random file name. Or, in one Mastodon instances case recent
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by SamWhited 2y ago
This happens literally all the time with Hetzner, I can't tell you how many times I've heard some variation of this story (or seen it here on HN), but they're cheap, and most people aren't going to find the people compla
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Judge orders hearing to review Onion's purchase of Alex Jones's InfoWars(theguardian.com)
23 points by SamWhited 2y ago|7 comments
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by SamWhited 2y ago
So any negative comment is somehow bias and I should be doing Matrix instead? I don't get what you're getting at. I am still aware of both protocols, I still don't like Matrix and think XMPP is "good enough", or at
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by SamWhited 2y ago
oh interesting, fair enough; I didn't know jabberd still existed! FWIW, Prosody, Ejabberd, OpenFire, etc. all mostly have sane defaults for a basic chat system (both in terms of performance and features). They won't be an exact ma
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by SamWhited 2y ago
What servers don't have good defaults these days, and what clients need any configuration at all beyond the username and password? I don't think this is true. Also Snikket meets your Docker requirements if you're into contain

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