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Pluto on the Horizon: Anticipating our First Encounter with the Double Planet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfODJpfS0fo&feature=em-subsc...
[Edit] - Adde video title
I wrote a simple how-to to do it for Slack and would be delighted to contribute on this feature for Let's chat!
http://www.pilgrimbreak.com/how-to-access-slack-with-command...
> The Society of the Spectacle is a critique of contemporary consumer culture and commodity fetishism. Before the term "globalization" was popularized, Debord was arguing about issues such as class alienation, cultural homogenization, and the mass media.
Also:
> "The spectacle is not a collection of images," Debord writes, "rather, it is a social relationship between people that is mediated by images."
curl -I pilgrimbreak.com
HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently
Server: nginx/1.6.2
Date: Fri, 09 Jan 2015 15:39:36 GMT
Content-Type: text/html
Content-Length: 184
Connection: keep-alive
Location: http://www.pilgrimbreak.com/
X-Charlie: I am CharlieI'd really like to know what every piece is used for, and what kind of "processing power" this beast had.
It's raw HTML, sorry for the format :)
Note that I have the same kind of stuff for everything linux related:
I found another way to improve my vim skills and memory was to simply write a wiki page with all the shortcuts / key strokes I learned or used. It has a big benefit for me of anchoring things in my memory.
Always having it open when in vim, referring to it often, adding things, moving things, reorganizing categories was a huge benefit for me.
Here is a screenshot of my wiki page index:
Also, having ones' dotfiles synced on github can be highly beneficial as your vim env / plugins will be consistent between desktop / laptop / office / friends' place.
[Edit] - cosmetics
I wish my company had such an open communication!
I don't know why this resonates that much in me, I just feel so deeply touched by this phrase. And feel honestly happy for you.
Thank you, beautiful read. And 'Welcome' :)
Like the moon that eclipses the sun, revealing solar flares, this mechanism helps hearing what's hiding behind the main notes hit.
Skip to 3'58'' to hear only harmonics sounding after dampening manually a C3.
Skip to 7'17'' for a demonstration of the sympathetic sounds.
Also it's a question of generation. Today's Moog synths sound a little different to the older generations, generally are more precise, cripy compared to warm vintage tones.
Two things concerning Moog:
* It is pronounced /ˈmoʊɡ/ mohg.
* They did monophonic synths only besides the Polymoog.
It could be interesting to try fade to black when a track is finished, cut clips on a beat or similar, but I wonder if you can since the sound is played in an iframe.
darksitefinder.com/maps.html (world coverage but not really detailed)
http://avex-asso.org/dossiers/pl/france/zoom/cdf-normale.htm... (France only, very detailed)
"The first effect, and I would say the most dramatic, is that it steals the sky. People no longer see the sky. There are many people out there who have never seen the Milky Way, who have never seen zodiacal light. Sometimes I ask people, "Do you know what zodiacal light is?" Three-quarters of them do not know, they have never even heard the word. It's part of something that held great significance in the past. It's contact with the sky. It's that feeling you get when you go outside on a beautiful starry night, Milky Way and all. That contact was present throughout humanity until only a few decades ago."
We greatly underestimate the fundamental and mystical implications of these changes on the inhabitants of this planet.
Having your own server is definetely a good solution, it just needs experience and comes at a certain price, even if it stays reasonnable. But most people just don't want to be bothered with maintaining the box (hosting payment, security updates, domain name renewal, SSL ceritificate renewal and so on).
However, it is a fantastic way of learning by yourself!
More images from the Chauvet cave that might be interesting to see in that light:
https://kerritargett.files.wordpress.com/2012/10/cave-painin...
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-OKDK4Aq9HbE/TdEpBomuxQI/AAAAAAAABZ...
http://www.warrencriswell.com/The%20Membrane/chauvet-rhinos-...
Also the superb documentary about Grotte Chauvet, "The Cave of forgotten dreams" by Werner Herzog talks about animation:
I'll try to sort this out ASAP.
http://92fivedemo.pilgrimbreak.com/
Email: demoguest@92fivedemo.com
Password: 12346#0azeRtu
I'll keep it up for 1 or 2 days.
I'm currently working on a green field project with a very small team on my free time, so I installed 92five on my server and will be testing it "as if in production".
I will add any issues I encounter on their Github - https://github.com/chintanbanugaria/92five
Pilots have checklists, web developers have Application Security Verification Standard (2014)! https://www.owasp.org/images/5/58/OWASP_ASVS_Version_2.pdf