plussed_reader

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by plussed_reader 2y ago
Bluetooth keyboard to the rescue!
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
Sounds like they described a sub-par preamp on the wired input; something to the quality of BT compression. You can still tell that from the coloring of a local reference mic.
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
Any source to the aural confirmation you're pushing on us?
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
I do believe they are regulating pregnancies in Idaho now, so that title is a little inaccurate.
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
Yes, the 50 state solution is inefficient. Thank you for confirming my point.
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
Yes, see National Interest.
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
Go on....
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
Yes, the 50 state solution is inefficient. Your point?
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
That's googleFI, cricket, and Mint; others paying for service on anothers infrastructure; an MVNO(mobile virtual network operator). Laws already regulate that space; what's your point?
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
So really it's just about ZuckBook not paying forward via OSS?
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
And this won't change for at least the next 4 years. Regulatory capture is a bitch.
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
Command and Conquer:Renegade was a (somewhat)contemporary of bz98 and scratched that BZ itch.
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
Uh, it can be multi-player. But the single player campaigns were the business, IMO.
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
More of the same; just follow our idea and it wo 't hurt your future outcome....
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
So it's better to assume my current employer is insolvent and to just follow that old conservative truism, "Fuck you, got mine."?
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
I can't wait for the pixelmator tools to be subsumed into Preview.
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
I notice how 'viable' isn't an operative in your statement.
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
Maybe you shouldn't demonize all of SV, and it's the one working against your self interest? I admit that's a large ask for a consumer, to keep track of a larger organizations abusing you.
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
For as long as you'd pay the phone bill plus isp sub.
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
I think of the 20B+ the shambling humonculus AT&T has pocketed for fiber deployment and think the process is captured.
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
Where do I get one of those in a public Edu?
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
An easy litmus test if a company is part of the complex is whether they're a defense contractor or not. The companies in TFA don't pass this smell test.
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
And the years of prep work to be able to run the software effectively.....?
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
The market force that currently propels whatsapp.
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
The in-network effect.
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
Ah, proprietary recollection! Surely that won't engender an entire middle-man economy.
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
PD is the non commercial end of Miller Puckettes(and others) contributions to Max/MSP, but with soooo much more.
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
Easier to hide silver hair than feign ignorance to older questions.
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
Create new cards, make buttons that link to next card or wherever in the linear stack of cards. Transitions, effects, timing in a gloriously pixelated editor.
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by plussed_reader 2y ago
It is/was a great tool to prime minds that didn't think in stack or heap. You could see it as a weird powerpoint/excel precursor, but so much more. My favorite hypercard game is Manhole.

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