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Sorry but this comment comes off as quite entitled. Not everyone has the option to pick up and move or get a job with astronically higher salary for their area...

Wake and make dudes

At the same time if you get drunk, visit the roof of the empire state building and lean over the edge guess what? You’ll find you cant fall thanks to a tall safety fence.

Sure, your own residential roof is a different story, as is a dinghy.

The difference to me is the expectation of protection from obvious hazards in public and commercial spaces.

In addition to monitoring (a last ditch effort imo) it seems relatively trivial to install nets or fencing to prevent falls off cruise ships. Why that isn't alreay mandated given the statistics provided is beyond me.

You tell me. You’re the genius.

>This is supposed to be a community for hackers.

Yes exactly. A community where privacy is a major concern.

Cool idea! One nitpick — tail -f and tztail -f should do the same thing

Knowing which keys to press translates loosely into an understanding of theory (even at a very simple level)

Think of the piano keys (chromatic scale) as the alphabet, and theory as the language that makes words from it.

Tbh a little theory goes a long way. It’s all related and your understanding will build over time. You’ll start to see patterns.

Just start off learning how to play a simple song. Then, try to think about what key is this song in? What chords make up that key? What intervals am I playing? How would I transpose this song into a different key? Etc.

You can teach yourself, but a teacher or good course will accelerate the process.

Sorry but what on earth is this demo video blathering on about? half way through it's still setting the plot to some hypothetic bad day. Get to the point!

Also worth checking out is the crudman http://www.crudlabs.org

Similar to the mellotron it is a synth voiced by tape playback, but implemented through clever recycling of old voice recorder walkmans.

This is an impressive piece of work. However my use case for bash is simple, concise and portable scripts.

I don't look forward to encountering (read trying to fix) this in production.

Getting used to the normal phases (and sounds) of flight was the biggest thing for me. For instance, once I realized it was normal to bank for a turn shortly after take off (and that the sensation was not us falling out of the sky) I stopped freaking out internally about it.

Strongly agree with all of these, especially no caffeine before or during a flight.

In addition a couple strong cocktails right before the flight goes a long way to help me relax during take off. That's when I tend to be the most anxious.

Also getting a couple big bottles of water at the airport and bringing them on the plane helps me stay hydrated/comfortable and forces me to stand up and stretch in order to get to the restroom a few times during the flight.

This seems useful in concept but $12/mo is more than I'm willing to pay for email.

It's also unclear to me if this is a browser based email client (using imap/smtp etc.) or if it comes with it's own email address and handles final delivery/storage.

Not only that but they benefit from buyer fraud.

I have experienced first hand refusal to refund selling fees (even after escalating the issue) after an item was fraudulently returned.

So I tried entering the term "pasta" and nothing happened. At first I thought it was broken, but then I entered pizza and there were results. An action button and some status detail (# of results found, etc.) might help the UI.

Fight Club

Presumably because Mezzanine was thir first album to chart number 1

I've stopped shopping at amazon, but the prime subscription I expected to expire annoyingly auto-renewed itself. There seems to be an (intentional?) lack of prime account management features. The only user facing options seem to be "cancel now" or "email me right before auto-renewal". I don't see a way to simply turn off automatic renewal.

On the other hand I think prime was a useful influence on other e-commence sites. Shipping times have become dramatically shorter in recent years.

So, thank you Amazon for forcing your competition to ship faster while allowing your own site to become overrun with fake reviews and crappy knock-off products!

What a good idea! I have a powered sit/stand desk but tend to only stand during meetings, which luckily (well, unlucky in this context) aren't very often. Going to give a drafting chair a try.

A the verge article represents the opinion of the general populace? Please.

It makes perfect sense for Apple to optimize their devices for stability and max run time. These are arguably the most important features of any device.

Any other behavior, including offering the user power options (because many users won't understand them) would introduce a poorer user experience (abrupt hard shutdowns, constant need to charge) and likely sway some portion of non-tech users to purchase a different brand when they refresh.

At the end of the day the battery is replaceable and if you chose to buy an iPhone you're already aware that they it is a "premium" device.

When appropriate I'll write a _concise_ but friendly intro and bottom quote a few key parts of the job description with questions, ideas, or an anecdote.

Try thinking about what could peak the curiosity of the reader and interest them in talking to you on the phone.

+1!

I really DIG this site

Even as a technical person I've found it much easier to cut the cord with a few different devices. I've yet to find a single device that does it all well.

Kodi is great at file playback but the bring-your-own-hardware approach is a great way to spend movie night trying to fix a broken computer (a separate mysql backend is needed for multi kodi device sync... seriously?) I replaced my kodi boxes with rokus and plex and haven't looked back.

Roku has a nice app selection and the remote makes a huge difference in usability for non tech folks. Then again roku lacks a good built-in "airplay" feature so I have an apple tv to do that.

I'd recommend to your friend two devices. A Roku, and a device that they can "cast" from the mobile platform they use.

I did a double take after seeing the device. That droopy built in cord seems like a really poor design choice. Aside from it being ugly there's potential for the cord to fail considering the device hangs from it and it can't be replaced. They even seem to be hiding it behind the remote in the amazon stock photos.

Yeah, sorry, I took one look at this keyboard layout and thought to myself "ok this is a toy"

I'd love to see an application that could capture audio from an instrument and act as a real-time theory aid/teacher. For example:

  * the note you are playing is this
  * the notes you've just played in sequence belong to these scales. here are possibilities for next notes
  * try these chords
  * the chord you've just played is comprised of these notes
  * the next chord in the scale could be this
  * popular songs with these chords or in this scale are

need to implement basic rate limiting... it's a spamfest in there

Soundcloud has it's issues, and personally I find the mobile interface annoying, but what are the alternatives for music creators (and discovery)? Asking out of curiosity. Would love to find a good alternative.

I put together a modest priced system using quality but not quite "vintage" parts from the 80s (NAD amp, Klipsch heritage, Pioneer tt). It punches well above it's weight and I'd be hard pressed to build a comparable system today without spending 5x the money.

Things really aren't made the way they used to be (for better or worse) and I think that nostalgia is definitely part of vinyl's appeal.