liquidzoot

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by liquidzoot 7y ago
Not from personal experience, but it seems that it's an all around decent synth/sequencer/sampler that makes a good musical scratchpad. People like it, and if I had a g to spare, I might join in.
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by liquidzoot 7y ago
Personally the association with Teenage Engineering makes me more concerned that this will not be as exciting as it sounds. TE's Op-1 is a fine piece of kit, but their recent offerings have been very underwhelming. Also the placement o
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by liquidzoot 8y ago
So org-babel but with pandoc? I'm on board.
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by liquidzoot 10y ago
Imagine writing drivers in elisp.
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by liquidzoot 10y ago
You should be careful with this, you'll wear a hole in your instruction set.
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by liquidzoot 10y ago
Yes, and like I said, money makes the consent given questionable at best. Threats of violence can also be used to negate consent. Social pressure applies as well. These factors do not disappear in so called amateur pornography.
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by liquidzoot 10y ago
Money is a coercive agent in any situation, and coerced sex acts are rape.
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by liquidzoot 10y ago
Pornography is more than hyperstimulation: the messages in pornography are hateful towards women and minorities. Coupling those messages with the reward of orgasm is going much further.
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by liquidzoot 10y ago
I realize that not everyone accepts that pornography is inherently harmful as a medium, and thought to avoid that discussion (which has been going on for longer than we've been alive) in favor of discussing how futile this act of faux
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by liquidzoot 10y ago
I'll go further than imply, and outright state that pornography is inherently and irredeemably bad. Enough has been written and said about it, so I'll leave that to you to sort out. I think though that for one of several dozen co
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by liquidzoot 10y ago
I mean the porn. It seems like a non sequitur to withhold something ideologically compatible and inessential, plus the notion of pornographers fighting for equality is a joke.
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by liquidzoot 10y ago
You say that like it's a bad thing.
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by liquidzoot 11y ago
Rude.
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by liquidzoot 11y ago
[outside the edit window] Thank you for pointing out that the study was done on rats, I must have glossed over that in my reading. Carry on.
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by liquidzoot 11y ago
Obligatory reminder that since gender is not innate, studies of male/female brain differences are as likely to be showing the cumulative effect of years of social differences on neurochemistry, as they are to show biological difference
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by liquidzoot 12y ago
I don't think that this 'fake humanitarianism' is limited to the valley: this happens everywhere, and it really is terrible. Your gleeful materialism is pretty offensive too though. I can't really choose the lesser evil
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by liquidzoot 13y ago
Literally anything else.
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by liquidzoot 14y ago
I just work in a call center right now, but live in my scratch buffer all day long. Being able to go from note taking to evaluating elisp for quick calculations and never having to switch tools is great. Plus the main piece of software for
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by liquidzoot 14y ago
I really don't understand what is being said here. How are folders a hard concept?
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by liquidzoot 15y ago
If someone's going to assert that socialism is bad, as an accepted fact, I really can't take them seriously. He also immediately calls his opponents children, and says that they want people to be "dependent" on the government; by contrast b
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by liquidzoot 15y ago
If you use VIM, that might be the best thing to do. Mine's mapped to Control.
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by liquidzoot 16y ago
I agree with this sentiment, but have some reservations about government ability to maintain neutrality. As things are, government doesn't understand how the technology works, and are ill equipped to regulate something they know so little a