senorjazz

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by senorjazz 5y ago
:-D
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by senorjazz 5y ago
finally a sensible comment
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by senorjazz 5y ago
> Techno finds its roots in tribal music Not really. Not in the in sense of where the music came from. I'd agree on an enjoyment level it taps into something similar. But the roots of the genre as far as I am aware owe nothing to tr
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by senorjazz 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WpudasPafg Good documentary on the origins of house and techno from 70s disco, to 4 to the floor disco and the coming of the 808, how this moved to house in chicago and some sci fi nerds wit
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by senorjazz 6y ago
> They're sort of our equivalent of Antifa in that they are a significant organising presence in lefty street protests Are you trying to give a wrong opinion of SWP. No "ultra violent, red army faction types" are joining t
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by senorjazz 6y ago
> They're sort of our equivalent of Antifa in that they are a significant organising presence in lefty street protests I can see the point you are trying to make being familiar with both, but for those who are not, this analogy is j
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by senorjazz 6y ago
No. OP made a bad analogy. Antifa will meet violence with violence and don't mind a bit of direct action. SWP are a legitimate socialist party
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by senorjazz 6y ago
you'd think but...
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by senorjazz 6y ago
> I tried Winamp a few months ago and was disappointed to find that it's evolved into a media center more than a player. Really? Winamp looks the same to me as it did 20 odd years ago. Maybe there are different versions? I have 5.65
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by senorjazz 6y ago
> This makes me nostalgic of hours of 15 year old me downloading every skin to find the "best one", It's classic isn't? :)
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by senorjazz 6y ago
I'm using 5.65v (2013 release) on win10 without issues
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by senorjazz 6y ago
> Thanks to the article editor who did not do the common "The Earth is SLAMMED by a pulse every 26 seconds and NOBODY KNOWS WHY." FTFY
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by senorjazz 6y ago
> All the locals on Bali are richer and better educated than they otherwise would be. Not necessarily. In the early days, perhaps, when businesses were run by locals and the type of tourist who would go, would use local services. Now as
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by senorjazz 6y ago
> As mind blowing as you think that was, IMHO its nothing like the experience of candy-flipping...(MDMA+LSD) I disagree there. There isn't much that compares to a deep k-hole. Perhaps a DMT breakthrough experience. But LSD and MDMA
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by senorjazz 6y ago
You are confusing addiction with use. And of course, it is drug dependant. No one has their mind opened by a weekend of crack use. No one comes away the same person after a weekend of psychedelic use
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by senorjazz 6y ago
same, I have a samsung tv and use the smart features all the time (youtube) and have never seen an ad. :-s
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by senorjazz 6y ago
I still use winamp, with classic skin. It's small out the way, I can simply drag the files in I want to play. Not want any more than that for a music player IMO
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by senorjazz 6y ago
I remember it being discussed on drug (recreational) boards 20 years ago. It is not new > So I wonder why controling this problem which casued so many loses of lifes Did you not read $10billion in profit. People point to Mexico and the c
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by senorjazz 6y ago
> victim-blaming. sometimes the victim deserves some blame.Or at least their actions analysed to see where blame lays
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by senorjazz 6y ago
twitter says hello
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by senorjazz 6y ago
Good old Microsoft changing the shortscuts every major release, because. Because? Because fucking why? Why do they do this.
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by senorjazz 6y ago
the comment is relatable to a testing mindset progression, which is relevant. Your comment on the other hand, less so...
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by senorjazz 6y ago
> because I spend half of my time writing tests. Only half your time? You're doing testing wrong if it doesn't take 80% of the time ;-) I have a love hate relationship with testing. Working for myself as a company of one, some
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by senorjazz 6y ago
I have an older precision. Built like a tank and then some, great specs, ugly as hell, on the heavy side, awful battery, huge brick sized charger, but everything replaceable, takes being dropped in it's stride, takes any abuse it recei
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by senorjazz 6y ago
People in Kathmandu are using gas. That's a few million people. Sure in the villages, but the numbers pale in comparison
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by senorjazz 6y ago
Isn't that how Iceland gets all it's power?
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by senorjazz 7y ago
> Almost all apes will eat meat, actually Are you sure on that? 50% of great apes eat meat. Of the lesser apes, gibbons will eat a tiny proportion. > Non-human apes usually eat a small amount of raw animal foods such as insects or eg
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by senorjazz 7y ago
> or a new warhead Perhaps they thought they were saving the lives of innocents from collateral damage in wars of aggression?
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by senorjazz 7y ago
> When I discovered mixcloud, this was described as a "feature" that essentially turned them into radio which allowed them to have much more generous licensing terms with the labels Fairly sure that was only applied to some loc
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by senorjazz 7y ago
From what I understand it is very loose and can mean "you accessed our systems legitmately but we didn't want you to". I think it was last year that facebook went after fake likes / fake followers companies who were logg

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