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I really enjoy Wingspan (https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/266192/wingspan)

It's not that hard and it's beautiful.

Dan Worrall's videos for FabFilter about distortion and saturation are great too:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erv4lit4aWY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NO2OZ3UTy2k

Actually all the videos of Dan are amazing.

I enjoyed the Coding Math series a lot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zm9bqSSiIdo

Here's the trigonometry playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAHl_kpqr-k&list=PL7wAPgl1JV...

I really liked the envelopes part. I had hard time grasping the idea back in the days.

I buy something from Steam only if it's not on GOG. Games from GOG let you play them without the headaches of the launcher.

I don't play very often and when I finally find time for it, it looks like this: - clicking on the game icon - the launcher starts updating - the launcher restarts and asks for my account, because why not? - the game starts updating, often downloading patches above a GB ... and so on. And that applies for Steam, Bethesda Launcher and the rest of the bunch. And don't let me get started on the Bethesda Launcher because that thing alone takes 500MB of memory.

Wow... that little box sounds really nice. Probably I'll get one.

We are in the spotlight of a weird alien reality show?

It's quite common to have such classes if you work with some kind of CMS system. In one of my previous companies we had bunch of similar classes that allowed basic layout adjustments (like margins, paddings, font-sizes). It's quite handy if you want to just edit the html and do not touch the css files at all.

I have a Virus and a microBrute. Maybe I'll get a subphatty or something like that these days. It's great to play with real knobs. But when it comes to making a real track I prefer the vsts. Diva is simply amazing. Monark is so close to a real moog. The convenience of not bouncing/recording to audio track is importand to me. The sound quality of the VSTIs these days is good enough. And if my stuff doesn't sounds good - it's on me. Not the tools and the synths.

Also the noise of the HDDs is killing me. I have quite a silent rig (fiddling with music/audio in my spare time) and the most noisy thing was the HDD where my audio samples were. So I've moved everything to SSD and I'm looking for another 512GB to add.

Love that variant. Much more relaxing.

Relevant: http://codingmath.com/ Really nice series, showing how to do vectors, gravity and so on in JS.

The moment we saw bunch of aviation articles on HN and that plane disappears. Coincidence?

The moment we saw bunch of aviation articles on HN and that plane disappears. Coincident?

There's a lot of girls in the IT over here. When I think about it - most of the QAs that I know are female :-)

I remember the local "pioneers home" (what's the translation of "пионерски дом" actaully?) not having floppy disc controllers for their Pravetz 82 machines. So we had to type small BASIC games found in magazines in order to play. Typing to play ratio was usually 1/1.

Good luck with the project!

The new release from Fire Axis seems kinda limited and stripped down compared to the original XCOM. Especially in terms of equipment/soldiers loadout, research, etc...

Since it uses Unreal engine and we see what happens with asm.js... maybe it's not all that scary.

Backed that on Kickstarter. Seems that the project is going well. Can't wait for the release.

Wow... amazing person!

Nice one. Wish I can easily grab a certain generated graph and use it as a waveform in a synth. Just for... science.

Love Hyperion so much. Maybe it's about time to read it again.

Am I the only one who uses Courier New with no aliasing? Everything else looks weird to me.

950 and I went twice against my initial hunch and lost :-)

I can recommend Studio One: http://studioone.presonus.com/ It have fully functional trial and kinda flexible pricing model. I've switched to it from Cubase year ago and I don't look back.

Exactly my case. I have this web scraping based on scrapy and I was dealing with some big json files. I'll try it for sure.

Recently found this guy: http://soundcloud.com/s1gnsofl1fe Pretty nice. Also the french label ultimae releases some amazing stuff: http://ultimae.com/

So far, so good. But the importing from google reader is hella slow. Guess a lot of people are trying it out right now.

I feel the same... probably because of my tinnitus :(

Yeah, I can't remember when TF2 started for under 5 mins... :( I play like 3-4 times a month and every single time I've got steam update, tf2 update, long logging times and apart of that the steam client became really heavy on my (probably above average) machine.