mmjaa

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by mmjaa 7y ago
I bet you have no clue how many innocent human beings the American government and its allies have massacred in the last 10 years. Hint: it doesn't benefit you one bit.
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by mmjaa 7y ago
American problems.
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by mmjaa 7y ago
I'm cool with that. I will steal it, for sure, and make sure it gets read.
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by mmjaa 7y ago
This is not about Snowden. This is about the SIGNIFICANT crimes against humanity and war crimes that he - and others - have put their lives on the line to reveal to the general public. You (we) are being lied to about the activities of our
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by mmjaa 7y ago
Yeah, its better than nothing but that's still not quite as simple as just having a database I can copy off my own phone with all the details.
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by mmjaa 7y ago
I wish I had this data, myself. I mean, my own personal data - it would be so incredibly useful for me to be able to go back through the last years and see my location and tracking data. I could finally get those timesheets updated with c
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by mmjaa 7y ago
Australia's energy problems are a symptom of a much larger issue. Australia is run by mining magnates and an energy oligarchy. Its government has very little concern for the future of the country - having sold most of it, out from und
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by mmjaa 7y ago
Doesn't this just result in more dead fish, starved to death, because they spent all their energy flocking to a reef that can't sustain them?
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by mmjaa 7y ago
This is why I find detox to be such a handy tool: http://detox.sourceforge.net/ Detox has solved endless amounts of hassle...
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by mmjaa 7y ago
Code coverage is not all you should be doing.
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by mmjaa 7y ago
The more I see these kinds of products coming out, the more I realize that Creative Labs, of all people, had something right when they designed the Zii Egg .. if only they'd put some weight behind the platform and finished PlaszmaOS, w
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by mmjaa 7y ago
I agree, and I think there is an arrogance by those with the view that 'coverage testing is useless' which blinds them to the real purpose of code coverage testing: to tell you what you haven't tested yet. Coverage isn't
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by mmjaa 7y ago
seq24: http://www.filter24.org/seq24/shots.html
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by mmjaa 7y ago
So at some point in such a future it'll be the old, beatup guys who want to take the money from the young, elite, smart people. How about we just shoot for 'everyones lives are improved' instead of just passing the buck.
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by mmjaa 7y ago
In my highschool typing classes, 40 years ago, I remember seeing this symbol used to indicate omitted paragraphs ... in the same way that the ... is used to indicate a pause between sentences, the vertical version indicates a pause between
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by mmjaa 7y ago
downvotes == groupthink
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by mmjaa 7y ago
Australia will never have one. Its institutions are designed to ensure that.
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by mmjaa 7y ago
>a bit too binary Every synth manufacturer has to make this conclusion at some point. A surprisingly large number of synth customers never get past the presets - its a dirty little secret of the business. Not that there's anything
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by mmjaa 7y ago
>The 'rotten foundation' in our mental health system is treating people's symptoms without concern for their cause. I believe the rot is based on a commercial desire to ignore the efficacy of placebo's: https:/&
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by mmjaa 7y ago
At this point I think its the only thing Australians can do about their country. Australians will never be afforded an opportunity to overthrow their government, nor will we get the revolutions our demonstrations hope for.
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by mmjaa 7y ago
Anyone who wants to get into synthesizers would be wise to check out VCVRack - it is currently the best way to explore Eurorack-based modular synthesis without selling the kids: http://vcvrack.com/ Set it up, get an account
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by mmjaa 7y ago
The synthesizer world is a strange one. I've been working in and around it for a few decades and noticed a few things. First of all, the Germans are winning. The synth market would have fallen to pieces if there weren't so many
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by mmjaa 7y ago
>get imprisoned for a variety of political/strategic reasons if you refuse to cooperate The same is true of Australia, the USA, and the UK - these nations have no issues with imprisoning each others citizens if it behooves them - i.
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by mmjaa 7y ago
It does make you a liability. Australians can be shanghai'ed into working for the Australian intelligence agencies wherever they are on Earth. I'm also an Australian living overseas, have worked on many sensitive projects that wo
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by mmjaa 7y ago
The ADF are key to the Coalitions mission: when America wants something dirty done, that will not have the complication of civilian oversight should an investigation be necessary, they come to the Australian Defence Forces...
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by mmjaa 7y ago
For Audio? Presonus, as it is first-rate under Linux - it just plain works (at least in Ubuntu Studio). Also have other ADDA's too, such as RME .. same result: just works under Linux. Best latency stats of any DAW setup.
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by mmjaa 7y ago
This shouldn't be such a big surprise to those who inform themselves about the war business and its criminal usurpation of democracy in the West. The same legal machinations that are used to suppress free speech in the West, especially
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by mmjaa 7y ago
Yes - The update was downloaded automatically, when the machine was shut down for the night, it installed the update automatically on bootup. This caused days of frustration and lost productivity.
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by mmjaa 7y ago
Likewise. I've been using Linux since the very early days when compiling the kernel and creating a root filesystem was the only way to use it. I moved to Ubuntu Studio and have never looked back - it has been the simplest, easiest to
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by mmjaa 7y ago
I run both Ubuntu and MacOS systems in my studio, each functioning as DAW's in various capacities, and I find myself feeling very relieved, more and more, whenever I sit in front of the Ubuntu Studio DAW to work .. everything just work

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