PC Spotify -> Schiit Modi -> Schiit Vali 2 -> PreSonus Eris E4.5 speakers.
Or
Pixel 8 Pro Spotify -> “TempoTec Sonata HD PRO” USB DAC -> Meze 99 Classic headphones.
Does anyone think it’s worth moving to Tidal for my music?
Also, I’m running out of space on my desk. I can put the stack of Schiit on top of a speaker with minimal effects, right?
I wasn’t trying to outdo them. I expressed myself badly. I was trying to say that different temps around the world affect people the same way, it’s what you’re used to. Sorry for the confusion.
I wasn’t offended at all, I was just sympathizing with you, but I must have expressed it poorly because I got those downvotes.
I really liked reading this thread, thank you for making it!
In the USA, there’s a huge difference in winter temperatures across the country. In Florida they might consider it cold if it’s 10 Celsius, and in Minnesota that would be considered very warm! It’s really weird how much the human body can adapt and get used to a temperature. Personally I like it best at 50 fahrenheit / 10 Celsius.
Keep on making posts!
Not trying to say your temperature is not brutal, single digit Celsius can be really nasty for humans. In Michigan in the USA, it can reach -20c in winter, and -40 with high wind chill. You learn to layer and use wind proof outer layers very quickly!
Too soon, man, too soon.
I’ve been trying some of the tinnitus masking videos from “Dale Snale”. It’s been hit and miss though, some of the frequencies closest to my own have actually made it worse! So I’ve been trying stuff further away from the 13KHz region.
Yes, often. It doesn’t really bother me that much, plus tinnitus generally overwhelms those sounds.
I prefer the words of Bernard Black:
Kansas fans, are we? Have you heard this one? “Kansas, Kansas, Kansas! You’re awful! And your girlfriends are all unfulfilled and alienated”
There’s a massive amount of hype right now, much like everything was blockchains for a while.
AI/ML is not able to replace a programmer, especially not a senior engineer. Right now I’d advise you do your job well and hang tight for a couple of years to see how things shake out.
(me = ~50 years old DevOps person)
git pull origin
git diff predev@{'yesterday'}
git rebase predev
Going by words not symbols is ok I hope?
Lol, he’s dead
A list of usenet groups on my dad’s computer around 1989. Porn groups, I think, but that may be mixed up with another later memory.
If, big if, the people peddling the pseudoscience are engaging in good faith.
With extra bonus: write an installer script that symlinks the files to the correct place. Use Ansible, plain old Bash, or Python depending on your preference.
Create a dotfiles repo in git. Gives you a way to track changes to your .bashrc or .zshrc
Mid 90s at work as a project support technician in Sony Broadcast R&D in the UK. Slackware, then red hat mostly. Installed Linux boxes in various digital TV stations in London in 1999/2000, used to insert interactive games into the broadcast stream.
I was a sysadmin from 99 to about 2018, from then onwards I’m more DevOps. Done a bunch of stuff with CentOS too, including migrating 500k email accounts to our hosted solution. Other cool stuff included a VMware based development environment using Foreman + FreeIPA to auto provision dev VMs with all sorts of puppet code.
Now at home I run Fedora and work on macOS, writing Terraform and Python. And some nodejs too.
Been at it a long ass time now lol
They’ll still all vote Republican.
Ayyy, lmao
:/
Love the Meze 99 Classics, worth every penny!