thatwebdude

AKA!!!

So, if IAM is the keys to the city for Lambda, how can I be sure I'm using IAM correctly on AWS (Since AWS documentation is not great). Any suggestions? (asking for a friend...)

Doubt it, they won't have any peripherals for their aging unconnected G4 tower.

Many interfaces of yore didn't do USB (especially ones with lotsa I/O). So many jumped on the FW train due to bandwidth and the fact that USB 3.0 just wasn't in audio hardware developer's sights.

Should have stuck with ADAT!!!

They're still putting that crap* in interfaces!

*Note, I say "crap" only because I'm not cool enough to have any ADAT interfaces.

LOL! "planning social events in advance..."

I'm sure over time it'll all just fade away.

Look at how many people (myself including) can't tell which direction they're pointing. That used to be very important; not so much anymore.

I had a response.

After her story?

Beats me...

Sounds like a good read! Downloading to Kindle now!

https://www.amazon.com/Revenge-Analog-Real-Things-Matter-ebo...

I think this is only the beginning of the Renaissance of Real. The music industry has been in this for a long time; for fiscal and emotional reasons, but plenty of people are realizing the benefits to unplugging with something that doesn't require batteries.

Don't forget while you make payments you get tax credits paid on interest - up to a limit (which is really easy to hit; by the way).

Except newborns don't have the choice of being born.

Also, your figure is for the average C-Section; not as common as traditional.

And, there is no "insurance" option (as there is for birthing) for student debt; which really would reduce it to about 10% of the cost...

None, it's easier with them off (to make a person).

Kudos to him for wanting to be "free". Whatever that means. Although my main take-away from it: if you're going to live in a van you should learn to fix a van. Having his dad do all the heavy lifting here really pusses this article out.