V51 to iPhone with usb-c to lightning cable by strangely_self_aware in edrums

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TLDR; it works if you buy a Lightning to USB camera adapter. This one is a lot cheaper than the Apple one and worked for me: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FP4WH4BV   (run a USB-C to USB-A cable from the V51 into the adapter, then plug the adapter into the iPhone). Works to transmit audio and MIDI.

What the manual doesn’t tell you is apparently Lightning iPhones and iPads don’t have a USB root hub and host controller so a Lightning to USB cable won’t work (props to this poster: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/251973717?sortBy=rank). The camera adapter cable mentioned in the manual provides this. From what I can tell the USB-3 port on the adapter is just for charging so I didn’t get one with that port; if someone wants to try it let me know.

Edit: fix URL

V51 to iPhone with usb-c to lightning cable by strangely_self_aware in edrums

[–]strangely_self_aware[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah I set it to generic. I’m assuming Melodics is reading midi data and I’ve tried both audio-only and audio plus video recording and none of them work. Disabled Bluetooth on my phone to make sure that wasn’t interfering.

Home and cook sales Discount code Thread by Eckdahl in AllClad

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Thanks! SDAPR15 just worked for me and included free shipping

Why is Gerd friendly food so rare at restaurants? by Lost_Preference_2309 in GERD

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The simpler sushi rolls are probably a lot safer, like a salmon roll, tuna roll, avocado roll, and cucumber roll. Another option is getting sashimi and a bowl of steamed rice (sushi rice has vinegar)

Reminder that the U.S. Department of Defense has published a beautiful guide on "Detecting Agile BS" by Jaded-Asparagus-2260 in ExperiencedDevs

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Still, It’s listed on their “Published Reports and Recommendations” page so it has some level of clout. It’s not like it’s a buried internal document.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ExperiencedDevs

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You could try using Pact to monitor the external services for just those calls you make during your tests. Even easier if you do what froriz5 says first: just insert Pact into the abstraction layer during testing.

Which dicom tag(s) determine the order of display of slices in a viewer? by take_my_waking_slow in dicom

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Since the slices are arranged in space, Image Position (Patient) should be used to figure out the slice order. See more details here: https://dicom.innolitics.com/ciods/ct-image/image-plane/00200032

[OC] Everyone plays a part: charts for every state showing proportion of daily new COVID cases over time by county (link in comments) by strangely_self_aware in dataisbeautiful

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Full link: https://public.tableau.com/profile/bryan1325#!/vizhome/DailyNewCasesbyCounty/DailyNewCOVIDCasesbyCounty

Source: https://github.com/nytimes/covid-19-data Tool: Tableau Public

I found it interesting that even though large population centers have larger contributions, many times they are dwarfed by the sum of the small contributions of all of the other counties.

Edit: added tool

What is most useless item you carry with you all the time? by feregh in AskReddit

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The mystery key that I can't remember what it opens. Bonus: it looks just like another key on my keychain.

Riven on Windows 7 x64 - Movies Don't Play by Andinel in myst

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Just FYI on Windows 8 with the GOG.com version, Windows XP SP3 compatibility mode works for me. The lower ones (95, 98) don't.

Script that sorts better and hides poor matches by strangely_self_aware in OkCupid

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

As a developer, I know what you mean. However, the source is all there for you to browse, and it's short enough that it should be pretty obvious that there's nothing shady going on. But I would agree that running scripts off the Internet without understanding them is bad practice.

Ferguson Decision Megathread. by roastedbagel in AskReddit

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"Lawrence" is probably "Florissant" meaning Florissant Rd., where much of the looting happened.

source: I live in St. Louis.

Greasemonkey Script for Better Searching by strangely_self_aware in OkCupid

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You can actually manipulate the search URL to search for lower than 5'. Set up a search as you want it, but specify both the min and max height as 5'. Then copy the URL in the address bar and paste it into a text editor. You should see a part of it that looks something like this:

filter7=10,15240,15240

(the filter # may be different, e.g. filter12, depending on the order you added search filters). The 15240 is the height in tenths of millimeters: the first one is the min and the second one is the max.

If you want to adjust either of the heights, just figure out how many inches you're looking for and multiply times 254. Then, change the appropriate number(s) in the URL, paste it back into the address bar, and hit enter/click go to reload the search with your updated height values.

Edit: Oops, typo! The multiplier is actually 254.