Very attractive! My question, does it come with chassis?
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You don't understand - the iPad will act as a controller (I would say MIDI controller but a lot of those apps actually use the OSC protocol) and is not meant to run a DAW like Ableton. People will still run their DAWs the usual way - on laptop/desktop machines.
So it's the iPad not as a host, but a remote device for controlling software running in the host.
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In the realm of electronic music production, the iPad is showing a lot of promise.
This is sort of a big deal amongst electronic musicians, as before the iPad the only similar alternative was the US$2,000+ Jazzmutant Lemur.
if you mean the polling time, you just change the cacti cron job to run every 1 minute (default is 5), and in your data source / data template set Step to 60 (secs). usually you also set Heartbeat to 2x that of Step (so 120).
Did you mean the SusClientId? AFAIK this is the only identifier WSUS uses to distinguish between computers (they also don't have to be on the same domain).
On new clones you only need to delete the SusClientId key under HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WindowsUpdate; the update service will take care of assigning the machine a new ID.
Am I the only one who thinks this could be a good idea? It gives copyright holders a chance to adapt to the new - possibly better way - to distribute their material. I can imagine big studios (**AA spooks) vehemently demanding that the torrents be removed. But the smaller/indie ones would probably consider it. I mean, their stuff are being downloaded anyway, why not earn from that too?
And who knows, if this system works for the small guys, the big ones might even change their minds.
MMOs in mobile devices remind me of Charles Stross' Halting State. It also introduces the concept of "servers" as a cloud where data is passed around via a peer-to-peer protocol (fragments of data - encrypted - reside on all players' devices).
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Very attractive! My question, does it come with chassis?
You don't understand - the iPad will act as a controller (I would say MIDI controller but a lot of those apps actually use the OSC protocol) and is not meant to run a DAW like Ableton. People will still run their DAWs the usual way - on laptop/desktop machines.
So it's the iPad not as a host, but a remote device for controlling software running in the host.
In the realm of electronic music production, the iPad is showing a lot of promise.
This is sort of a big deal amongst electronic musicians, as before the iPad the only similar alternative was the US$2,000+ Jazzmutant Lemur.
not true in my case. i've owned a behringer mixer (eurorack) for some four years and did not have any issues with it whatsoever.
You can fight DRM not with patience, but with Reason.
or Hong Kong (Special Administrative Region)
if you mean the polling time, you just change the cacti cron job to run every 1 minute (default is 5), and in your data source / data template set Step to 60 (secs). usually you also set Heartbeat to 2x that of Step (so 120).
i don't understand.. why is one of his books being "sold" for free then?
good news everyone!
Did you mean the SusClientId? AFAIK this is the only identifier WSUS uses to distinguish between computers (they also don't have to be on the same domain).
On new clones you only need to delete the SusClientId key under HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WindowsUpdate; the update service will take care of assigning the machine a new ID.
Or Salo, for that matter.
Rhythm-based passwords which is also velocity-sensitive. Nice, password complexity determined by how good of a percussionist you are!
But none of Alan Turing.
Now we know why the Nazgul are afraid of water - they're cyborgs!
Denethor was never corrupted. He fell into despair.
Am I the only one who thinks this could be a good idea? It gives copyright holders a chance to adapt to the new - possibly better way - to distribute their material. I can imagine big studios (**AA spooks) vehemently demanding that the torrents be removed. But the smaller/indie ones would probably consider it. I mean, their stuff are being downloaded anyway, why not earn from that too?
And who knows, if this system works for the small guys, the big ones might even change their minds.
(Related article: All you can eat music)
There's your magic right there. Oh Bob's gonna get lucky tonight!
who you gonna call?
Random Early Detection sort of fixes this, for TCP and UDP both.
The missing spider had GPS, but was unfortunately outside* the service range.
*above
This is Slashdot sensationalism at its finest.
there's already one out.
Do people watch TV because they are unhappy, or are they unhappy because they watch TV?
Trade it in with a Nokia E71.
MMOs in mobile devices remind me of Charles Stross' Halting State. It also introduces the concept of "servers" as a cloud where data is passed around via a peer-to-peer protocol (fragments of data - encrypted - reside on all players' devices).