magikarpower

u/magikarpower


r/AncientEgyptian•

So I was looking through some of the oldest known literature from Egypt and I've found something that's quite annoyed me, and that is that (as far as I can tell) there's a good portion of Instruction of Hardjedef (aka Instruction/Teaching of Djedefhor) that has just been... never translated? At least not easily searchable online.

First off, the longest English version of text I could find online is by the Staatliches Museum (couldn't even find the exact translater...). I could find two other alternate translations, but those were even shorter. Here's the link to Staatliches, if you want a look: https://smaek.de/en/news/lehre-des-hordjedef/

When trying to find the untranslated text to look

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r/AncientEgyptian•

So I was looking through some of the oldest known literature from Egypt and I've found something that's quite annoyed me, and that is that (as far as I can tell) there's a good portion of Instruction of Hardjedef (aka Instruction/Teaching of Djedefhor) that has just been... never translated? At least not easily searchable online.

First off, the longest English version of text I could find online is by the Staatliches Museum (couldn't even find the exact translater...). I could find two other alternate translations, but those were even shorter. Here's the link to Staatliches, if you want a look: https://smaek.de/en/news/lehre-des-hordjedef/

When trying to find the untranslated text to look

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r/ancientegypt•

So I was looking through some of the oldest known literature from Egypt and I've found something that's quite annoyed me, and that is that (as far as I can tell) there's a good portion of Instruction of Hardjedef (aka Instruction/Teaching of Djedefhor) that has just been... never translated? At least not easily searchable online.

First off, the longest version of text I could find online is by the Staatliches Museum (couldn't even find the exact translater...). I could find two other translations, but those were even shorter. Here's the link to Staatliches, if you want a look: https://smaek.de/en/news/lehre-des-hordjedef/

When trying to find the untranslated text to look through it I foun

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r/flstudio•

When I’m repeating a chorus or something and I want to copy it (but then add alterations) I’ll copy the synths which works fine, but when there’s automations, particularly a lot of them, things can get messy quickly. The workaround I currently do is cut all the automations into segments to copy them, but this isn’t the best either because the new section will have the exact same automations as the last one, so I have to go back and delete the new automations to extend the old automation? Anybody have any workflow tips?

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r/lostmedia•

This is a repost of my post that I sent to r/nickdrake

For context: Nick Drake is a pretty famous folk singer but he had a pretty tragic life, mostly only gaining traction after he passed away and never really making much money from his music, but now he is considered pretty influential despite his relatively small discography. He’s so obscure, likely no video of him exists and only maybe twenty-odd pictures.

A few years ago I posted a link to Nick Drake's full b-side discography.

https://www.reddit.com/r/nickdrake/comments/j1pz7l/the_nick_drake_sessions_the_complete_bootlegs/

In

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r/SmashRemix•

Sorry, how shocking is it that after 1.5 years this mod returns and a majority of the top posts as of the return basically ignore the trailer and are just shoving in our faces the new characters they want?

Do you understand that the last thing a developer wants to see, after churning out free content for a year, is at best a passive acknowledgement of the new additions while you desperately try and shoehorn in the character YOU want into the conversation. Even a lot of "positive comments" will often go somewhere along the lines of "Wow! This update was great! The game won't be done until James Bond is in though!". Just because you say it in a nice tone, doesn't mean it's not implicitly bel

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