The question I'm asking is why these sounds evoke waves. I don't see the resemblance.
Unless it can support the plugins already there (which I doubt... mono doesn't mean we can straight up run DLLs, right?), I'd have to hope it stumbles into an incredible ecosystem. Thanks for the find, I'll be looking out for it. We finally might have one people'd be content using. Now I'm wondering if/when I finally get enough motivation to start making a coverflow or a lyrics-scroll plugin, should I develop for Amarok or Fooyin?
We also used to have Guarapirangua and DeaDBeeF. G ran out of steam, and D decided to fuck over Russian-language users cuz "they country war so they people bad!", angering many plugin developers besides making me morally uncontent with what future decisions they'd make.
"Oh, Susana" has 5-tone verses. Or, did you mean temperament (which I assume means the "distance" between the tones) when you said "move away".
Interesting. I'm talking more about stuff like the (TV series's) ending theme and the "steel sting" though. Loop de loop doesn't particularly sound like it, though Ocean Man kinda does.
I remember that time some guy pinged nearly 40k people and single-handedly delayed GitHub's email servers by about 4.18 hours
yeah, just listen to the electric guitar in spongebob
So you're saying that we associate the surf music sound with ocean because musicians decided to put surfing lyrics on that sound for whatever reason?
c.f. surf music and spongebob's sound cues
Did our ancestors find God playing the electric guitar standing next to the ocean or something?
Like, do they not worry about people just editing everything and inserting porn or something? I doubt that they were smart enough to use branch protection. To be fair, when you're sending a mass spam campaign, you already don't worry about your reputation anyway lol
(The attached images: part 1: @QuantEssential-io has invited you to collaborate on the QuantEssential-io/Quant-Interview-Prep-2024 repository part 2: GitHub 404 showing the entire organization has been banned)
Their point is that GSF also does a lot of privacy-invasive stuff
I mean, stalking seems more common than using this for anti-theft
Is nobody going to talk about the file name, the first reason I posted this?
All the edit actually did is brighten the image. My guess is they used a sooty image editor.
It's also the same file format.
TIL, how cool
Sugar, from One Laptop Per Child. it has like an entirely different UI paradigm or something, haven't tried it
the post title is "Release Trailer"
To combat criticism, the White House has announced a new line of products, the TERRIfiERS, which are live, deaf terriers carrying AI-aimed rifles. President Ivanushka has delightfully boasted about its friendliness and reduced reliance on intricate moving parts, deceasing manufacturing water emissions by 41.8%.
The TERRIfiERS will be released to civilian use for Big Hunting on April 18. It is expected that this move will increase competition among magazine manufacturers.
Especially when you have a bunch of extensions and a large-enough file, you want it to parse, highlight, and suggest fast.
The selling point is performance and speed... frames don't get rendered above your refresh rate.
From baby clothes to popcorn makers, borrowing items rather than buying them is a growing trend
The theory is simple: instead of buying a household item or a piece of clothing or some equipment you might use once or twice, you take it out and return it.
I guess they have a quantum taste for GNU!
> > > Last month, Putin called Navalny's demise "sad" and said he had been ready to hand the jailed politician over to the West in a prisoner exchange provided Navalny never return to Russia. Navalny's allies said such talks had been under way [...] Washington had not absolved the Russian leader of overall responsibility for Navalny's death however, given the opposition politician had been targeted by Russian authorities for years, jailed on charges the West said were politically motivated, and had been poisoned in 2020 with a nerve agent[, for which Russia also denies responsibility]. > >
> > > Reuters could not independently verify the Journal report, which cited sources as saying the finding had been "broadly accepted within the intelligence community and shared by several agencies, including the Central Intelligence Agency, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, and the State Departmentâs intelligence unit." > >
Iâm talking about the one that swaps recommended videos and the description/comments. Who doesnât want to glance at the description or pinned comment without having to scroll outside of the video? Limited width for reading, amirite? Plus this can create parity of recommendations with the front page, which should decrease maintenance and bugs, along with providing the ability to actually click on the channels.
Note that Iâm less supportive of extending this to theater mode.
Context: the Thin Blue Line is symbolism for the role of police in maintaining public order. It has been co-opted by the alt-right. There is also a Thin Red Line to represent nurses. The French Wikipedia happened to use it in a legend to explain what the red lines on a map mean.
Knowing your ABCs is essential to academic success, but having a last name starting with A, B or C might also help make the grade.
As graders go on grading, their comments become more frustrated and their good-will becomes much sloppier. At least that's the hypothesis to explain this. Researchers found the reverse effect on graders who sorted in reverse-alphabetical order.
âDo people really think I was TikToking in 2022,â the candidate asked in a post on X.
> > > The reply happened in Sept. 2022 on Tyler Idolâs account, which she now has pinned to her page, and was unearthed by some right-wing dork on X Wednesday. The reply is now deleted, but according to saved recordings, it simply stated âWowâ and was accompanied by two smiling faces with hearts emoji. As for how you can tell it was from RFK Jr.âs TikTok account, itâs pretty obvious as the avatar is of the anti-vaxxer, and clicking on it took you to the official TikTok page for his campaign. > >
> > > âDo people really think I was TikToking in 2022,â his post says. âThis comment now appears on my account because the account was previously owned by one of the campaignâs young social media managers.â > >
I've always found it weird how Americans mandate putting punctuation inside quotes at all times.
> > > It does appear that he has a point as the first video on his TikTok account was uploaded in May 2023, which was a month after he officially declared he was running for office. That was back when he was calling himself a Democrat, only to pivot to running as an independent candidate last October, and then to consider going for the libertarian ticket earlier this week. Mind you, former President Donald Trumpâs camp did reach out at some point to discuss the anti-vaxxer as a VP pick. With such variable political leanings, maybe he should just run on the TikTok ticket. > >
An AI-run fighter jet went up against another controlled by a human pilot in a drill, the US has said. The aircraft flew at up to speeds of 1,200mph during combat that's often referred to as a dogfight.
The aircraft flew up to speeds of 1,200mph. DARPA did not reveal which aircraft won the dogfight.
Hi! Thank you for your work, I tried to play with it and figured out that there is an issue with the long string. Basically, it doesn't read fully long string and after that, all strings are messed...
Not to throw shade, just wishing that somebody here can understand. Whenever an input is reasonably long, an analyzing function will crash, and this PR aims to fix that with a mechanism that contradicts the maintainer's understanding while a similar C implementation does not need this fix. Clearly, the maintainer has not heard a certain programming mantra...
I do not support just calling that wiki "wiki" without including a crucial part of it.
Half the fun of watching any horror movie is knowing The Rules. For instance: If a character gets in a car, it will not start.âŠ
> > > At the bottom of the list, we have this drawing from 1984 Christmas horror flick Silent Night, Deadly Night. Unless you are a very careful four year-old unacquainted with the concept of The Red Liquid That Nourishes, this is not a creepy drawing in the slightest, but perhaps even more importantly, it doesnât look at all like a child made it. Notice the lack of course-correction on any of the lines, the expert shading and perspective on the deerâs legs, the even, perfect coloring. This doesnât read like a frantic vision of violence from an eight year-old traumatized by a murderous mall Santa three years prior. This is something an edgy teen draws during the school Christmas party to let their peers know they are no longer under the spell of childhood. > >
Possibility Space's founder claims that leaks to pressâwhich haven't been made publicâled to a conversation that closed the studio.
> > > In the memo, Possibility Space owner Jeff Strain, who previously co-founded ArenaNet and Undead Labs, tells the studio's staff that he was recently contacted by Kotaku reporter Ethan Gach with questions about the closure of Crop Circle Games, another studio he owned with wife Annie Delisi Strain under their company Prytania Media. > > > > Gach's questions included "non-public information" about Possibility Space's [unreleased] first game, Jeff Strain said in the e-mail, as well as confidential Prytania Media business information, including the identity of its publishing partner. Jeff was shocked, he said, to learn that the information had come from current employees. He claimed that after disclosing the leak to their publishing partner, the company "expressed low confidence they would be willing to invest the additional resources needed to complete the game." Jeff and the unnamed publishing partner then "mutually agreed to cancel" the project. > > > > The letter goes on to announce that Possibility Space is closing immediately, and concludes with the note that Jeff is "stepping away from the game industry" to focus on his family and care for his wife, who recently disclosed a serious medical diagnosis. > >
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I have trouble with using tone in my words but not interpreting tone from others' words. Weird, isn't it?
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