u/niscienceguy
I've been told that my playing is too quiet. I'm certain that it's not the guitar, as others have played it and it seems loud enough, but there's something about my technique that means its a bit too low volume-wise.
I'm wondering if anyone else has had this problem and what, if any, tips you might have used to get the volume up a bit. The first thought is to 'play harder', but I'm not sure that's the solution (I could be wrong).
I've never really liked the covers for SF Masterworks before - good art ruined by meh everything else - but I just noticed their new range today. Here's an example https://www.bruna.nl/images/active/carrousel/fullsize/9781399607810_front.jpg
I have an unallocated partition at the start of my disk that I would like to move / merge into the larger unallocated partition at the end.
I've tried using MiniTool Partition Wizard to move it, and I can move the 100MB FAT32 partition to the left of it, but there is a 16MB reserved partition that won't move and I can't move the unallocated partition past.
I've backed up my important docs and considering a reinstall of Windows from a recovery USB, but just wondering if there's a way to do it without having to do that.
I'm one of those people.
I got the first four books of Old Man's War years ago, and recently decided to get the last two, but ran into the issue of changing cover art. I thought I had the correct ISBN numbers to get everything to match, and the cover image in the listing seemed correct, but no, they're different.
What do I need to search for to get the right covers so this doesn't happen again?
As is tradition, I have inadvertently spoiled a bit of something I'm reading by reading something about it.
Setting aside opinions about the book overall (so far I'm enjoying it, always find Scalzi's style very easy to read), is it still worth reading if >!you already know the central conceit that the characters all figure out they're on a TV Show!<?
Just curious how Brexit has impacted NI deliveries.
I'm an alright player, got some qualifications, but for maybe a year or two now I haven't been playing much at all and my playing has gone to shit. Any time I did play I only played for 15-30 minutes before putting the thing down again. I recently picked up an old piece I used to play - Constellations by Coeck - and found myself getting back into it again, so I'm thinking maybe I just need some good pieces to work with. I'm just looking for any suggestions for contemporary works - I like to play Coeck, Dyens, Ryan, that kind of thing. Modern but listenable. Any thoughts would be welcome :)
