I can't seem to get aliases working. I tried troubleshooting it using youtube but got flagged as a bot after too many attempts in a short amount of time.
What's a good website or other method to troubleshoot why aliases aren't working?
I'm looking to increase ventilation in my apartment and I understand this means I'll need additional dehumidification.
The portable dehumidifiers I've used in the past are quite loud.
Is it just luck of the draw? Can oversizing the dehu to run at a lower speed work?
I'm open to rigging up a whole house dehu as a portable unit.
I'm new to Zimi masks and have only ever worn masks that clearly go down and around the jawline to 'cup' the chin (eg Aura)
Do Zimis fit more 'on the front of the chin' or do I need to size up from a medium?
I like to download m4as of some videos e.g. lectures for general device portability and listening in the car, but otherwise prefer to just get the best quality video (which usually doesn't use m4a audio format, otherwise I'd just extract the audio track).
This gets tricky with --download-archive, as it doesn't distinguish between video and audio downloads.
Anyone come up with a good system to manage this? Maybe I just take the L and extract the audio track and lossy convert to m4a?
I opened a jar and forgot about them on the counter for a few days. Can they be stored at room temp?
What's up? RES tag source URL changes to the URL of the comment where the tag was clicked on
Where does it happen? ???
Screenshots or mock-ups ???
What browser extensions are installed? ???
I use a little bit mint extract and some dried powdered spices (e.g. ginger) in some weird drinks we came up with once. Yes, we might have poor taste.
Anyways I was wondering if we could skip a step and just leave some dried spices in the mint extract, or if they would spoil.
The mint extract is Whole Food's generic brand and doesn't list an ABV.
I thought it was simple but started reading online and the instructions for making tinctures seemed to indicate that spoilage was a possibility.
Am I overcomplicating this?
I wanna use a portable induction hob to simmer liquids at a stable temperature in a glass pot for a specific project. I am using glass for its non-reactivity and ability to see through it. I considered an electric coil or other hotplate but I don't believe these would work well except for the laboratory ones. And lab hotplates start at $350.
I understand that the converter disks are not good because they are slow to warm up and change temperature. This is okay with me because the glass cookware performs poorly anyways.
Does it matter how big the converter disk is? The 9600LS is 11"x11" which makes me think of using either an 8" or 10" converter.
It sounds like the main risk of the converter disk is that it will heat up the electronics and kill the hob. Would size make a difference for this risk? What if an airgap was introduced between the disk and hob, say with some bamboo skewers?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybSID4xdGis
In a desktop browser
Or I guess tell me why this is a bad idea and I should just buy a KF1812
I'll be using it to long cook stuff that needs to be at a lower temperature to avoid driving off too many volatile aromatic compounds.
I know that a sealed vessel e.g. pressure cooker on low temp would be better for this, but I need to use a ceramic or glass cooking vessel with a conversion plate. I understand that this is basically an overcomplicated electric hotplate, but the electric hotplates for sale these days are so unreliable that it's worth it to me to change setups.
I haven't used it much but tried a sample of it recently and enjoyed it.
As I understand it is considered medicinal by some, so I don't want to overconsume it.
I tried to look for recipes that used it, but I had a hard time searching and didn't find much.
I'd say The Brothers Sun, though it's closest to S4 VM. There are some parallels and it touches on class and race consciousness in similar, but not really the same ways (probably due to differences in the backgrounds of the writers' rooms).
I'm kind of stabbing in the dark here so bear with me. My knowledge of EDM is pretty poor, so I doubt it wasn't a mainstream song.
It sounded kind of like Strobe by deadmau5, but more aggressive, with more 'crackling' for lack of a better word (I'm not a musician). But it had chords that were held for a while like https://youtu.be/C-58qRnI6kQ?t=325 and the beat drop was much more distinct and a bigger contrast than Strobe, with the first few notes after the beat drop being held for 1.5-2 secs each maybe? Just like more of a stronger distinct melody than Strobe I guess, and a bit less repetitive of a melody?
I want to say the thumbnail was blue in color theme and mebbe there was 'equal' somewhere in the title? Like Equalizer or Equilibrium? I have no idea, that might be totally wrong.
The problem is that I'm so generally not up on music details that I don't even have the language to describe what's in my head
EDIT, no lyrics in the song.
It really did sound like Strobe, but it ramped up and immediately detached around a minute in from the lowkey vibe that Strobe had. Maybe it was some remix of Strobe?
EDIT, maybe it was a dubstep song?
I remember the build up before the beat drop sounded somewhat similar to this: https://youtu.be/iRA82xLsb_w?t=99
And after the beat drop, for lack of a better description, I drew a picture of what I remember hearing https://i.ibb.co/99LFgc3Q/image.png
Now that I'm thinking more about it, maybe it was a dubstep song? That could explain why I haven't found any close examples yet
EDIT,
Someone else posted " Is it Cracks Flux Pavilion Remix? The arpeggio build up of Opus and the prolonged chords of Toulouse sounds a bit like this song maybe ?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=K1VLaXoRRdk "
This is definitely the closest, but there were no lyrics. And I want to say the tempo actually changed during the song maybe?
Or like it kept building and building and building in intensity (whether that was tempo or melody related, I can't remember), and the fade away was maybe the last 20-30s of the song. The "sound" for lack of a better word was like Strobe mixed with I-don't-know-the-name-of-the-melody-instrument-in-this-song, and the first part until the beat drop and the very beginning of the beat drop was similar to Strobe, but then instead of just being kinda repetitive and fading out like Strobe, it kept building like described earlier.
I also think it was a shorter song, 3.5 min or maybe even shorter
Let's see if the bought can pick it up?
'Temporary Dickering'
It seems like the go-to for this before was stuff like Klipsch Promedia 2.0, but I'm not sure what happened to those.
Also, I did have some Klipsch Promedia 4.1s in the long past and I do remember this being a problem: https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/comments/9nxtsc/i_need_replacement_for_klipsch_promedia_20/
So I'd like to avoid white noise like this if possible.
I honestly don't know what direction to go.
I guess Edifier MR4 vs 1700BTS?
Desk space is a bit at a premium and I don't know if I ever intend to connect a subwoofer to be honest. I move around a lot and having more stuff is kind of a pain.
I would rather buy from not-Amazon if it's a reputable store, but I understand if Amazon is the best place right now.
Is edifier-online.com legit? How long do their sales last?
I also have some pretty bad chronic pain that gets worse with certain signatures, though I haven't quite figured out a pattern. For example, I love Gamer Nexus' content, but Steve's voice for some reason gives me searing headaches.
Due to this noise sensitivity, I basically came up with a strange EQ profile by tuning down specific frequencies that would cause pain. Here's what it ended up looking like for my built-in laptop speakers:
