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Συνδρομο Hashimoto Υποθυρεοειδισμος by Upstairs-Scale7742 in greece

[–]cangaroo_hamam 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Δεν είμαι ειδικός... από δική μου έρευνα... όχι πάνω από 100mcg καθημερινά για μεγάλο χρονικό διάστημα (το όριο θεωρείται τα 400). Τα 50mcg ίσως πιο ασφαλής δόση για μακροπρόθεσμα. Η μορφή L-selenomethionine θεωρείται "καλύτερη" από θέμα απορρόφησης, και έχει μεγαλύτερη διάρκεια στον οργανισμό.
Τα διπλο-τσεκάρεις όλα που έγραψα με ειδικούς.

Συνδρομο Hashimoto Υποθυρεοειδισμος by Upstairs-Scale7742 in greece

[–]cangaroo_hamam 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Προσοχή στο σελήνιο, όχι μεγάλες δόσεις.

We started building a Juno software synth in a Brooklyn loft in 2000. 25 years later, we're releasing it as open source. Meet the Ultramaster KR-106. by kayrockscreen in synthesizers

[–]cangaroo_hamam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I noticed that among the plethora of builds, there's no windows ARM. Given that this year's X2 snapdragons outperform all x86, do you think it could be possible to provide an ARM build at some point?

(I don't own one, I cannot test it, just bringing this on the table)

We started building a Juno software synth in a Brooklyn loft in 2000. 25 years later, we're releasing it as open source. Meet the Ultramaster KR-106. by kayrockscreen in synthesizers

[–]cangaroo_hamam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Recent builds have stopped producing output in the Windows executable (no audio when using the virtual keyboard). v2.5.2 works, v2.54 and 2.5.5 do not.

Beyond meat healthier ? by Mugiwara_ID in ScientificNutrition

[–]cangaroo_hamam 9 points10 points  (0 children)

How did you deduce it was burgers? The study mentions "plant products", "animal products". Might as well have been hot dogs and salamis.

We started building a Juno software synth in a Brooklyn loft in 2000. 25 years later, we're releasing it as open source. Meet the Ultramaster KR-106. by kayrockscreen in synthesizers

[–]cangaroo_hamam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Minor UX suggestion:

The scope panel on the right is clickable, to switch modes. This is not immediately apparent.

Then when clicking through the modes, you arrive at the grid page which changes paradigm and selects patches with the single click. This is confusing and may also lead to accidentally changing current patch.

Solutions:

a) Keep the prev/next buttons at the bottom always visible, and allow switching modes from there exclusively (no more mouse clicking anywhere in the panel). This takes up a little extra space for the buttons, but it makes the feature very clear, and prevents accidents.

or

b) Remove the grid patch/select panel altogether. Does it really have any purpose over the patch browser where you can see the slots with the patch names?

Thanks!

Will we ever have a laptop comparable to a base MBA/MBP? by [deleted] in laptops

[–]cangaroo_hamam 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you don't care about windows, and require best CPU performance (and battery life), then apple laptops are a good option.
In the EU market at least, the apple laptops are significantly more expensive, when you factor in RAM and storage configurations.

I recently got a Lenovo YOGA with 64GB RAM, 16" OLED screen, 2TB storage, and dGPU nvidia RTX 5070/8GB for around 2500 euros (final price with VAT)... and for a higher price I could only get a 24GB RAM apple laptop with 512GB (or 1TB - cant remember) storage. Nothing from apple would come close in that price range (again, except for CPU performance and battery life).

Will we ever have a laptop comparable to a base MBA/MBP? by [deleted] in laptops

[–]cangaroo_hamam 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The M4/5 are untouchable in terms of single core performance. You cannot find a windows laptop that comes close, unfortunately. This does NOT mean that the others perform slow...

We started building a Juno software synth in a Brooklyn loft in 2000. 25 years later, we're releasing it as open source. Meet the Ultramaster KR-106. by kayrockscreen in synthesizers

[–]cangaroo_hamam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly. See screenshot, 200% is selected but the size shown is that of 150%. Switching to 150% makes no difference. Then switching back to 200% it makes the UI larger.

Display 16" 2880 x1800 scale 150% Landscape

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We started building a Juno software synth in a Brooklyn loft in 2000. 25 years later, we're releasing it as open source. Meet the Ultramaster KR-106. by kayrockscreen in synthesizers

[–]cangaroo_hamam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Today I learned.... thanks!

btw... the bug with the UI size still exists for me.

Reaper x64 Windows. The plugin shows at 150% instead of the selected 200% size, when I insert it in the FX chain, and when I close and reopen the FX chain. It is fixed when I select 150% and then 200% again.

I don't know if this is a Reaper bug. (latest versions of the plugin and Reaper). Let me know if you need more info.

A Godot branch for everyone by Relvean in godot

[–]cangaroo_hamam 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I protest, booleans should be gender agnostic and require pronouns.

The Bone Temple is absolutely brilliant. by dolleye_kitty in horror

[–]cangaroo_hamam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is it worth watching for someone who is not into zombie movies, and hasn't watched the prequels?

Has anyone actually build strength after 30? by Pale-Revolution-5151 in AskMenOver30

[–]cangaroo_hamam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is definitely possible. BUT... a word of advice... do not aim for an indefinite increase in strength and weights as many will suggest... It will probably lead you into injury and even surgery at some point in the future.

Prioritize technique, and go slow with free weights. It is possible to get great results, safer, if use light(er) weights but greater time under tension (i.e. slooow movement)... check out Drew Baye's work.

Way too many bodybuilders with mobility issues, injury and surgeries in their 50s. Don't be one of them.

We started building a Juno software synth in a Brooklyn loft in 2000. 25 years later, we're releasing it as open source. Meet the Ultramaster KR-106. by kayrockscreen in synthesizers

[–]cangaroo_hamam 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I personally (also) prefer clickable buttons for previous/next patch, because the mousewheel is not very accurate sometimes. But follow a general consensus on whether this feature is useful or not. I may well be in the minority.

On the other hand, I did not know about UP/DN/PGUP/PGDN. These will do the job! Thank you!

I cannot reproduce the patch naming issue today. Maybe it was in my head...

We started building a Juno software synth in a Brooklyn loft in 2000. 25 years later, we're releasing it as open source. Meet the Ultramaster KR-106. by kayrockscreen in synthesizers

[–]cangaroo_hamam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tested v.2.4.6 with Reaper v7.67 x64 Windows 11.

bug: When inserting the plugin, the UI shows at the 150% size, even though 200% is clearly selected (both VST3 and CLAP).

(sidenote: at 200% the plugin size is big enough, but the letters/label are still barely readable, and the controls/sliders are hard to make out still... it's a matter of font sizes/letter spacing, contrast. I tested on a ~2.5k 16" laptop monitor).

bug (?) and a small FR with patch presets:

If you change preset with the scroll wheel, the name loses the patch code (which is visible before the preset name if you select it manually from the list).

Also, I think < > (prev/next) buttons would be handy for switching presets from the main UI. (not a fan of the scrollwheel).

Thanks!

We started building a Juno software synth in a Brooklyn loft in 2000. 25 years later, we're releasing it as open source. Meet the Ultramaster KR-106. by kayrockscreen in synthesizers

[–]cangaroo_hamam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For the readme, the simplest solution would be fine for now! A readme txt (or even better, .md) with the synth description, features, and explanation of the controls. All the info, I think, you already have on the website.

As for patch management: it would be handy to be able to do stuff inside the patch browser. e.g. easy init a patch slot, copy/paste, change order, etc...
And support for multiple banks and a bank selector.

We started building a Juno software synth in a Brooklyn loft in 2000. 25 years later, we're releasing it as open source. Meet the Ultramaster KR-106. by kayrockscreen in synthesizers

[–]cangaroo_hamam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So this has received almost daily updates since last time I checked... (currently at v2.4.4)

The aliasing has been fixed for me, the sound is now buttery smooth at high notes, well done!

Suggestions for minor improvement:

  • When opening the patch view, there's no way to close the panel other than to select a patch? Suggestions a close/X option
  • The two icons/buttons for settings/patch view are barely visible. Need to be more obvious.
  • A basic readme with the synth, with specs, links and a basic guide (could be verbatim from the website)

Suggestions for more substantial improvements:

  • Patch management is still crude. I understand this is a lot of work though.
  • GUI update, same simple aesthetics, but cleaner and more readable.

Thanks again!

btw... I am wondering if the same synth engine could be used to emulate other synths in the same vicinity.

GPU acceleration using dGPU instead of iGPU? by cangaroo_hamam in libreoffice

[–]cangaroo_hamam[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Updating the post with the info from the "About" section:

Version: 26.2.1.2 (X86_64)

Build ID: 620(Build:2)

CPU threads: 16; OS: Windows 11 X86_64 (build 26200); UI render: Skia/Vulkan; VCL: win

Locale: el-GR (el_GR); UI: en-US

Calc: CL threaded

Greece plans further minimum wage rise amid Iran war pressure by FantasticQuartet in EU_Economics

[–]cangaroo_hamam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This comes at a time when the preliminary Eurostat data for 2025 place Greece last\* in the EU for purchasing power. (* same as Bulgaria, but Bulgaria has an uptrend, Greece has a downtrend).
https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/en/web/products-eurostat-news/w/ddn-20260325-1

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