Which, it actually left intact after initial install, until an update. So it's not that the install process wiped it.
December 11, 2025 at 6:40 PM
Which, it actually left intact after initial install, until an update. So it's not that the install process wiped it.
Never had this trouble until I went to W11. Had a W10/Arch dual boot for like a year+.
Wiped out 10 and put 11 on, and boom goes the grub
Wiped out 10 and put 11 on, and boom goes the grub
December 11, 2025 at 6:40 PM
Never had this trouble until I went to W11. Had a W10/Arch dual boot for like a year+.
Wiped out 10 and put 11 on, and boom goes the grub
Wiped out 10 and put 11 on, and boom goes the grub
Switching OS's is always so much fun
December 10, 2025 at 7:24 AM
Switching OS's is always so much fun
This is called LTSC. It exists already.
October 15, 2025 at 8:10 PM
This is called LTSC. It exists already.
Compression with an attack that's slower than your transient, will in effect be an expander!
It will get hit with the very fast attack signal, start responding after that signal has already passed through, and then clamp down in volume on the sustain/body. Actually making your problem *worse*
It will get hit with the very fast attack signal, start responding after that signal has already passed through, and then clamp down in volume on the sustain/body. Actually making your problem *worse*
September 10, 2025 at 1:03 PM
Compression with an attack that's slower than your transient, will in effect be an expander!
It will get hit with the very fast attack signal, start responding after that signal has already passed through, and then clamp down in volume on the sustain/body. Actually making your problem *worse*
It will get hit with the very fast attack signal, start responding after that signal has already passed through, and then clamp down in volume on the sustain/body. Actually making your problem *worse*