Arch. I had some tinkering with other distros in the past but wanted to configure pretty much everything. Running it with Cinnamon. I love pacman and AUR and have been able to not break it so far after a year of being installed which is a new record for me 😂
For those interested but not wanting to read the article.
Honestly I don’t know much about these things but have been around electrical engineers! I looked up a few things I will admit 🙂
Nope. https://www.ece.rice.edu/~jdw/435/book/ch9.pdf
Related but not the same.
Transformers don’t deal much with resistance though…reluctance I was referring to magnetic reluctance which is the magnetic analog…more applicable to the transformer in this case. Thanks for the interesting exchange 🙃
Nope! Referring to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic_reluctance
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It’s just a phase. They will get over their reluctance.
I love my Brother CP60X, but the thread does not play nice on the holder. It tends to get stuck in the plastic lip and then break. So I made a simple felt barrier like that many sewing machines come with. Works like a charm! Now the thread spool doesn’t spin erratically and instead has just enough friction to maintain tension…and not tangle on the plastic lip. 10/10 recommend.
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Farmhouse is all about texture. What is your favorite color? Get a muted version of it. For instance if your favorite color is blue, try a color like needlepoint navy from Sherwin Williams. Or if it is red, try rosedust or toile red.
Since you have entirely neutral woodwork, floor, ceiling, and furniture any color is going to stand out…even if muted.
Recommended more than color: texture. Plaster techniques, shiplap (overdone a bit thanks to Chip and Joanna), cedar boards, wallpaper, etc. will add more to your farmhouse desires. Farmhouses are rustic so having the perfect trim, carpet, etc could handle something to contrast it.
Just some suggestions! Make sure to post once you decide on a change :)
This makes me glad I chose to replace my leatherman with a Swiss Army knife lol. I have the orange juice s2 and the only issue is a chip in the small screwdriver from trying to turn a different screwhead type. I keep it in my work bag but wanted something for personal use and decided on the deluxe tinker and am happy with it. The leatherman tools I looked at just didn’t vibe with me.
Putzing around is another way to say goofing off.
I always enjoyed the word putz. I typically use the verb format but it amuses me that every definition is so different lol.
I have been very happy with my Canon RP. Mirrorless is a lot more common now and the range of lenses offered by Canon at a variety of focal lengths and price points is substantial. I use an adapter so I can use EOS EF mount lenses which helps a lot with the cost as you can buy older lenses if you want. Also you would have less of a learning curve with the logic behind the menus since you are familiar already with a Canon camera.
I just want to see the day where as a pedestrian I don’t feel like my retinas are fried every time a car passes at night or has their brights on during the day (ugh). I know it is wishful thinking because apparently politicians don’t give a shit about pedestrians (or cyclists).
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Such a good game.
I really love it! I have read manga and craft books on it and the color is nice. I upgraded from an Aura H2O 2 and it was well worth it for me. Don’t expect full color but even with it being “washed out” I still feel like the color adds a lot.
I wholeheartedly agree. I use my e-reader (a Kobo Libre Colour) daily. I still buy physical books sometimes but it is nice being able to have such a small and light device with a few choices on board. I have had many e-readers and tablets over the years and the only one I have had that I do not recommend is Boox. I got the Palma and the screen broke within 24 hours and they said it was my fault? I sold it at a yard sale. I have had kindles and Kobos with no issue for decades at this point. They are well built and worth having around. I prefer Kobo at this point for similar reasons to yourself. I don’t use custom firmware but I do use Nickel Menu to get to the games that Kobo decided to hide away on the latest OS. Also great for things like inverting colors or rotating on the fly. Hope you get a lot of life and enjoyment out of yours as well!
Thanks!
A graduation cap! Just finished the bachelor’s woo.
I was thinking this is actually thinner than sock yarn. Looks very similar to the lacy doilies that my grandmothers made of something more like 0 or 1. The connecting bits are actually braided or single crochet…so from a distance it looks like thicker yarn than it is. Either way…I love this and kinda want one now.
1998 US with fender lace golds in neck and middle…Seymour Duncan of some sort in the bridge. Plays and sounds a dream! Color is Plum Purple Metallic. Here it is next to my Jazzmaster.
Found a great deal at a used gear shop…actually a new unit open box. Digging the workflow and vibe. Already recorded a few tracks with it!
I haven’t touched my Tele or Les Paul since I got this. So versatile and sexy to boot!
Upgraded from a Squier. Lucked out with a used AC4 combo too. It is just a MIM but perfect for me. Plays well, very sweet Tele tone, and hopefully inspires me to get past the basic skills I have at the moment on guitar.
A technique used by everyone from Tangerine Dream to Skrillex, wavetable synthesis adds new dimensions of texture and movement to your sound design. But how does it work?
The UNO Synth PRO X features a dual-filter, 3-oscillator paraphonic design, 256 presets, a 64-step sequencer and more.
Looks like an interesting idea. I like the daisy chain option. Analog, portable, and $500. Not bad. Curious what you all think?
Picked up this little guy last week and have already cleared the presets and started making my own. Any tips or fun stories about Microfreaks?
Announced in 2021, the Korg Gadget VR, the virtual reality version of their popular music production app is now available.
I’ve used this on the Switch and it is pretty neat. It would be pretty awesome if the VR implementation is good enough!
CME iWA (instant wireless audio technology) is a new tech that promises near-zero latency using wireless audio (Bluetooth)
Wonder how this idea will be long term? Losing come cables would be awfully convenient for those who perform or have smaller spaces especially.
Which one? For the sake of theoretical questions …let’s assume you could have any synth…not just what you already own.
There are signs that Soundspot, the developer company of numerous synth, FX, and mixing/master plugins, is out of business.
Sounds like they are goners. Hope they didn’t have your favorite plug-in or at least you have the installer still!
The new synths address the most common complaints people had with the original opsix, adding a robust all-metal design; a premium 61-note keyboard, with aftertouch; expanded 80-voice polyphony and …
Oh shiny new FM synths! Who has an original opsix? I hear good things.
CV/Gate, DCB, USI, UMI and The Oberheim System… This is the story of how synth’s biggest players narrowly averted a standards war and made sweet music together
Fascinating how this developed! I hadn't even thought about the history of it.
Korg today announced three new keyboards in its wavestate line: the wavestate SE, wavestate Limited Edition Platinum, and wavestate mkII.
And...I just bought a mk1....
Like the original, the Behringer 1630 is designed to shift the entire frequency spectrum of the source signal from -5 to +5 kHz. Using small shifts, it can create subtle stereo effects, while at la…
Another Moog knock off! Behringer is bringing in the heat.
German synthesist Hainbach let us know about his new sound library, Nuclear Drum Loops, that features drum loops processed with vintage nuclear research gear.
Now this is fascinating! Wonder who will use this one a hit album?
So much more floor space! Also thinking about a Jaspers stand…anyone have opinions on them?
The physics-based Anukari is all about generating sound from interconnected masses and springs held in 3D space and then giving them a good whack.
This looks intriguing. Wonder what sort of graphics card will be needed to run this when it hits production?
Native Instruments has announced that it is dumping the Soundwide brand, announced in April of 2022 as the parent company for NI, iZotope, Plugin Alliance, Brainworx and Sound Stacks.
More acquisitions. Curious if they will integrate the different systems.
IT nerd and synthesizer player from Ohio. Reddit refugee, here to stay.