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by adia 5y ago
Debian unstable user here (and also Gentoo on a different PC) - I've removed PulseAudio for a couple of months now, and everything works nicely (including a Bluetooth headset and HDMI audio out) with PipeWire and WirePlumber - the only
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by adia 6y ago
Until WSL2 gets native support for audio, you can run Windows PulseAudio yourself - there are various guides listed in the comments of this issue: https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues/5816
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by adia 8y ago
According to Wikipedia, "first century AD is the most probable guess" for the stele's age. By that time, pronunciation was probably nearer to the modern language than to Ancient Greek, although, of course, not exactly the sam
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by adia 9y ago
I was a heavy It's All Text! user, too, and fortunately, an alternative exists, implemented just as you describe. See: https://github.com/jlebon/textern
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Bioepic's app measures glucose non-invasively using just a smartphone(epichealth.io)
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by adia 10y ago
Interesting (but not surprising, really) that the typeset score was produced with Sibelius and not LilyPond or something similar.
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by adia 12y ago
Well, it looks like a nice book and you can read it online or download it (there's a link at the top). The "Brainfilling" title is probably a pun to make the title more interesting.
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by adia 12y ago
Maybe a bit off-topic, but the Grand Comics Database ( http://www.comics.org ) is an fan non-profit effort to index all comic books worldwide. We don't have an API, although we'd like to - it's mostly that we have n