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He built a website. He didn't dictate how people used it. That was the point. He was charged as a drug kingpin with mobster era consequences. His sentence didn't fit whatever crimes he did or didn't commit.
what about just exporting to sqlite files?
What makes it analog?
std::variant is a nasty thing. I always try hard to find a way around it, and there is almost always a better way around it.
There is no possible way to have style without the potential to bother someone. Just write how you feel. If the readers are so offended, they can stop reading. Life will go on.
I use cracked software until it is too useful or frustrating to use and the economics makes sense.
If you are making money from something or using it enough that you want support / reliability, pay for it and shame on you if you don't
Don't gimp your cracked stuff for the college kids and evening hacks just trying to see if they like something or if they can build its use into a business.
Can we get a "namespace" tree that shows namespaces as folders (similar to how Intellij works with packages)?
Cmake is terrible to use.
"Freedom of speech but not freedom of reach". Sounds like tyranny of a different form. I believe that any platform that enjoys protections of the federal government should be required by law to have 100% open moderation policies, regardless of whether it is reach or speech. Those policies should be required to be "legally" oriented and not based on platform preferences. Let the actual police handle policing.
Wow, this guy is a moron.
All I want is a remote transport with the ability to place my start markers. The ability to create tracks, arm them and assign inputs would be secondary but awesome.
I need to be able to sit at my drums and control basic recording / playback features in ableton.
How do you actually create the animations? I'd love to be able to do this myself to make it easier to publish my music creations.
This entire article came across as a winey rant. I've never been in a situation where "all the discussions were about alcohol" outside of when I worked for a liquor store and participated in industry events. Within the coding spear, alcohol is not discussed anywhere close to as frequently as nerdy topics.
Why didn't the author just take the "beer dispenser" and use it to dispense something else? The pipes, tubes, mechanisms don't only work for beer. Or just sell it or donate it if it bothered him that much.
This is called "expression templates" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expression_templates
what is the most speedy openwrt supporting router in 2022?
same
Does this handle nesting? I tend to do a lot of nesting in json. Almost always.
Yeah, maybe you were in a bubble. Chinese are awesome, but they are human. Many a deeply racist, and have a number of other problems. Work as life culture is not something to look up to. You probably should re-evaluate your own objectives if you believe working round the clock while neglecting any other form of life is something to look up to.
It is not a 'solved problem'. Price controls are not easy for anyone to manage. Companies can easily find ways around them in many cases.
Enabling companies to categorize themselves as 'platforms' or otherwise and then stipulating both benefits and requirements based on those labels makes a lot of sense comparatively. The general problem though is that the government isn't typically using regulations to improve freedom and competition. The government looks at regulation as a way to extract money, so solutions that encourage competition on a level playing field through market forces (like OP's) aren't given fair consideration.
The market is globally competitive. How would expect tech companies to compete if you have policies that continuously place them at a disadvantage against global competitors.
Tariffs don't solve these problems either. OP's suggestion is pretty decent idea relative to playing wack a mole with price fixing while trying to make sure your country's corps can compete on the global market.
How does bitwig do with multi channel audio? I need 32 in and 32 out. I have Merging and RME available as audio devices, but I don't suspect that either of them would actually work with multi-channel recording, despite both of them offering drivers.
If someone could guarantee rock solid stability, I *might be willing to switch, even though I'm fairly invested in the Ableton / VST world. 10 years of projects will likely force me to always run mac / windows unless Ableton decides to build for linux in the future. Who knows, maybe ARM will force their hand.
Can proton handle ableton live or deal with audio device drivers?
What audio apps made it over? Audio is a gaping hole in Linux land. No drivers, no major support, no major DAW's, etc.. I can't move to linux primarily because of audio... not because of the other stuff you mentioned.
not if your wages don't rise proportionally to inflation
Why not just host olympics in places that already have infrastructure? Yes that would mean limiting the amount of places where the olympics are held, but that doesn't really matter.
Any raw new in code is a smell. I thought this was old news?
Based on this article, I'm not clear as to what exactly has changed and by how much. I wonder if they intentionally made it difficult to understand what they are doing.
Lightning is anything but transparent. It requires trusted nodes to operate.
The first thing that comes to mind after reading this article is that they don't have enough evidence to conclude that the fact that there were sperm in the victim that weren't from her boyfriend actually means that they were murdered by the creator of said sperm.
It seems likely, but calling the case 'solved' just based on that is a bit of a stretch to me. Maybe the article is leaving out some important details.
What happened in the mid 1700's to start a drop? I can understand the drops starting in the 1910's, and then again in the 1960's due to the federal reserve and the removal from gold standard, but what about the 1700's?