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legendary
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Man who stares at charts (and stars, too...)
both of us were at 87-89 oxogen levels you could feel it. She had 2x pneumonia but she got better.

 Picked up a pulse oximeter when this whole COVID-19 shebang started.

 O2 levels are at 95% and heart rate is pretty steady at 70 bpm. Usually run close to 59-62 bpm when healthy. No fever right now - totally normal. But burned up to 101.x last night before heading back down.

 Not anticipating any issues fighting this off, based on how I'm feeling presently. I have to think the first day of infection is the worst, provided you don't come down with secondary infections. The 24 hour Advil I took is starting to wear off, so starting to feel a bit cruddy again. Body aches and chills slowly starting to return.

 I'm actually a little bit upset the fucking horse paste is taking so goddamn long to arrive...

Bob: Please take care and do not hesitate to go to hospital if necessary. Had a friend who ran a horse farm, nice woman stubborn, loaded hay bales, etc. Got sick, better, sick, better, sick went to hospital called me with "This is not the Flu", better, was going to be discharged, died.

Still upset about this. Use care, it goes away then comes back and hits hard. Weird shit. Use all resources to stay alive.



Read this: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanres/article/PIIS2213-2600(21)00160-0/fulltext#%20
Certain asthma sprays effectively help fighting covid19, especially when administered at an early stage.
I'd try to get some of this stuff, ASAP.


EDIT: In the hospital they will give you oxygen, which is only addressing the symptom of low blood oxygen. The root cause for the symptom is the inflamed lung tissue, which has to be fought in the first place. If it's too much, only a combination of antibodies and ventilation, which needs anesthesia, what in turn puts a lot of stress on your system. The point is: Do something that effectively helps fighting it and do it EARLY.

A friend of my wife got Alpha, fever and short breath returned two times, then it was over. No post-symptoms, but she said it felt like someone was sitting on her chest.

Not sure why market prefers running all kinds of s-t instead of btc..hoping for some major news (twitter implementation, ETF, etc) to shake the alt "bugs" off.
...

Greed, my friend, is what is driving the shitcoin (and NFT) market.
I don't care. Institutions and companies are investing massively in Bitcoin, the more announcements they make within the next weeks, the more shitcoin volume will be pulled over to king daddy. Big money will come from deep pockets this time, retail will jump in right before the blow-off top, but i think the next bearcycle bottom will be higher than it used to be. S-curve onset time, imo.
legendary
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Man who stares at charts (and stars, too...)
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From what little I know about MIDI, it's not really suitable for such a task.

That's true. I worked extensively with MIDI,sequencing and SMPTE sync starting in 1986. The MIDI 1.0 spec would let you send note-on and note-off for "notes" designated 0-127. The receiving synth could then apply the note numbers to whatever sound(s) the operator chose.

By nature a Theremin is all 'swoopy' and never has perfect steps between notes (see the chorus on Beach Boy's "Good Vibrations"). MIDI additionally lets you change filters, velocity, and all sorts of computery music things. The MIDI 2.0 standard was introduced at the 2020 Winter NAMM show, but I haven't kept up.

I was around a Theremin once. Since I knew nothing about really playing it, beyond 'this hand is pitch and this hand is volume' all I could do was make strange science fiction noises.

You could define a middle note (c4 or a4) and use pitchbend-like control messages for gliding pitch control.
Much like CV, but in MIDI form. I used that on some occasions with oct/volt equipment and cv-midi interfaces.
Props for the Moog story, by the way. Legend  Cool

I used real CV (Control Voltage)  once. From memory, that was one volt per octave? Didn't look it up. I used Roland CV from an SH-101 (still have it) to a Jupiter 8 (still have it, the last of the analog monsters, 8 oscillators!! {a MiniMoog has 3} Sync all 8 to one key. You'd better put on a helmet.) The  proprietary stuff worked like a charm. CV desired to be what MIDI actually became: The One Interface, To Control Them All. And MIDI really was...

I was more of a MIDIOT, I knew of the cv-MIDI conversions, did not see them.

Again, and as always, the WO provides extreme fringe knowledge from our depth and breadth of experiences. And, Linkin Park videos!

It's 1 volt per octave, correct. Owning a SH101, Minimoog, Jupiter 8 (used for massive Drum'n Bass saw wave bass sounds) and probably some other models from the golden age of analog synthesis is like having legendary status regarding synths (did i say this before already?).
I had a MS20 (Korg) which was also awesome for raw bass sounds, but also bleeps and fx, sported a patch area, but i guess you also know the synth and probably own one. Korg used a different standard (oct/Hz afair) coming from their system100 modulars. I actually owned two of them (EDIT: MS20, not System 100), because i had to sell the first one because i needed the money, bought a second one later, just to sell it years after for the same reason.
We were a small community of music producers (basement class), coming from hiphop DJ and Alternative Rock bands background. Everybody owned some kind of equipment, so we threw it all together in the basement of one of our members' parents. Got in touch with macOS back then, sporting (emagic's) logic as sequencer.
This was when i played around with some legendary analog gear, before we all went digital with samplers and DAW.
Afaik MIDI was mainly useful for saving and restoring data, and man, as i remember these times, i know i did a lot of midi dumps using the younger digital synths (korg 707, roland d50, the midified, less famous Jupiters) until we could afford an Akai sampler with a 3.5" floppy drive...

I have to respect some OpSec as well, but i can tell so much, that we knew a well known geek personally, who was able to repair all the synths, guitars and electronics.
He bought one of my MS20 for getting replacement parts, while he already owned four (!) of them. He never sold a piece or instrument. Never. Visiting his house was like traveling back in synthesis time.

When i gave up making music, two decades later, with an intermittent decade of workaholism in between, i sold my 5 row modular (Doepfer) and put most of the money into Bitcoin and remaining taxes. I used to send CV via my RME audio interface's outputs before i got an eight channel cv/midi interface. It was awesome, making me able to record, edit and play back all the CV using 44,1Hz rate and 8 bit resolution from the DAW.
legendary
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legendary
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Not sure why market prefers running all kinds of s-t instead of btc..hoping for some major news (twitter implementation, ETF, etc) to shake the alt "bugs" off.
Right now, there is nary a day when "something" in the top 50 does not go up 20-30% for no other reason that their opportunistic VCs are "gunning" them up (witness a couple in the last 24 hr). We are at 41%, which is quite low.

Why do I care? Because around 35-36% dominance last time coincided with a global top in everything, including bitcoin.
I am not sure that it is going to be like this this time around, but I surely wouldn't like us stopping anywhere below $100K at the minimum, hopefully much more.

TL;DR A boost in btc price is badly needed so the rest can slow down and not overheat while bringing everything down.
legendary
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I fix broken miners. And make holes in teeth :-)
both of us were at 87-89 oxogen levels you could feel it. She had 2x pneumonia but she got better.

 Picked up a pulse oximeter when this whole COVID-19 shebang started.

 O2 levels are at 95% and heart rate is pretty steady at 70 bpm. Usually run close to 59-62 bpm when healthy. No fever right now - totally normal. But burned up to 101.x last night before heading back down.

 Not anticipating any issues fighting this off, based on how I'm feeling presently. I have to think the first day of infection is the worst, provided you don't come down with secondary infections. The 24 hour Advil I took is starting to wear off, so starting to feel a bit cruddy again. Body aches and chills slowly starting to return.

 I'm actually a little bit upset the fucking horse paste is taking so goddamn long to arrive...

Bob: Please take care and do not hesitate to go to hospital if necessary. Had a friend who ran a horse farm, nice woman stubborn, loaded hay bales, etc. Got sick, better, sick, better, sick went to hospital called me with "This is not the Flu", better, was going to be discharged, died.

Still upset about this. Use care, it goes away then comes back and hits hard. Weird shit. Use all resources to stay alive.

legendary
Activity: 2380
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legendary
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born once atheist
full member
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Precision Beats Power and Timing Beats Speed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D04985ZvAn4

My Favorite LP Riff mashup on YT!

The whole vid is awesome But when Runaway hits.. Its Just awwhh, replay 😁


Dude, if you're gonna post YouTube guitar vids, at least post ones where the player shows at least above average talent. (there's literally thousands of em out there these days) instead of this beginner level shite.

You wouldnt recognize talent even if it was dangling right in front of your face.

Maybe if I post Cardi B stuff that would satisfy your choice of "Talented People"?
legendary
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Note the unconventional cAPITALIZATION!
So, I tested positive for COVID-19.

Good times.

Feels like I've been absolutely smeared by an 18 wheeler.

Have not ever experienced cold or flu symptoms this harsh before.

I'll recover fine. No respiratory congestion at all so far, but Rick said his congestion started on day 3 of the infection, so, we'll see how things go. However, I think Rick did himself no favors with his infection, and ended up contracting secondary conditions because he was working, and not resting.

Thank you, China.

Assholes.

At least we'll both have natural immunity after I recover, so that's nice.

Bed-rest for me for at least the next week.

Have a great Sunday, friends.



May God guide your recovery.
legendary
Activity: 3388
Merit: 3514
born once atheist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D04985ZvAn4

My Favorite LP Riff mashup on YT!

The whole vid is awesome But when Runaway hits.. Its Just awwhh, replay 😁


Dude, if you're gonna post YouTube guitar vids, at least post ones where the player shows at least above average talent. (there's literally thousands of em out there these days) instead of this beginner level shite.
legendary
Activity: 4354
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what is this "brake pedal" you speak of?
both of us were at 87-89 oxogen levels you could feel it. She had 2x pneumonia but she got better.

 Picked up a pulse oximeter when this whole COVID-19 shebang started.

 O2 levels are at 95% and heart rate is pretty steady at 70 bpm. Usually run close to 59-62 bpm when healthy. No fever right now - totally normal. But burned up to 101.x last night before heading back down.

 Not anticipating any issues fighting this off, based on how I'm feeling presently. I have to think the first day of infection is the worst, provided you don't come down with secondary infections. The 24 hour Advil I took is starting to wear off, so starting to feel a bit cruddy again. Body aches and chills slowly starting to return.

 I'm actually a little bit upset the fucking horse paste is taking so goddamn long to arrive...

glad you and Rick are doing ok so far.

get this
https://www.amazon.com/Voldyne-5000-Volumetric-Exerciser-Each/dp/B000PAR7KQ
helps with breathing correctly.

if that horse paste thing wasnt sarcasm (hope it was) im sure you can do conversions from horse and sheep dosages to human. dont forget diapers and please report any other "interesting" effects. hope you dont take that wrong but well we both have thick skin (although i havent worked my way up to titanium plates yet, yes im a wuss) and very odd senses of humors. well me at least.

i wish you both the best in recovering.

legendary
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Neighborhood Shenanigans Dispenser
both of us were at 87-89 oxogen levels you could feel it. She had 2x pneumonia but she got better.

 Picked up a pulse oximeter when this whole COVID-19 shebang started.

 O2 levels are at 95% and heart rate is pretty steady at 70 bpm. Usually run close to 59-62 bpm when healthy. No fever right now - totally normal. But burned up to 101.x last night before heading back down.

 Not anticipating any issues fighting this off, based on how I'm feeling presently. I have to think the first day of infection is the worst, provided you don't come down with secondary infections. The 24 hour Advil I took is starting to wear off, so starting to feel a bit cruddy again. Body aches and chills slowly starting to return.

 I'm actually a little bit upset the fucking horse paste is taking so goddamn long to arrive...
legendary
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legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
So, I tested positive for COVID-19.

Good times.

Feels like I've been absolutely smeared by an 18 wheeler.

Have not ever experienced cold or flu symptoms this harsh before.

I'll recover fine. No respiratory congestion at all so far, but Rick said his congestion started on day 3 of the infection, so, we'll see how things go. However, I think Rick did himself no favors with his infection, and ended up contracting secondary conditions because he was working, and not resting.

Thank you, China.

Assholes.

At least we'll both have natural immunity after I recover, so that's nice.

Bed-rest for me for at least the next week.

Have a great Sunday, friends.



Buy this

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BNZ2Z41/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?


look for 92 and up for oxogen levels

look for under 100 for heartbeat levels


my wife had elevated heart beat for 70 days 105-120 not good but she had a good heart to start so she survived it.

both of us were at 87-89 oxogen levels you could feel it. She had 2x pneumonia but she got better.

We suffered for it I was sick from Dec 31 2019 to Jan 30 2020.

Se was sick from Dec 29 2019 to March 10 2020 fever finally left her and heartbeat went to normal. She had lung damage and a cough from the beginning until June of this year! about 17 months.

She did have an unknown hidden condition which was found in October 2020 and surgery fixed that.

Her lungs started to heal say from Dec 2020 to June 2021.
full member
Activity: 1386
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Precision Beats Power and Timing Beats Speed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D04985ZvAn4

My Favorite LP Riff mashup on YT!

The whole vid is awesome But when Runaway hits.. Its Just awwhh, replay 😁

That's an amazing Amazing Guitar playing Riff Mashup  Smiley

Cryptonian made another alt, wonder what to do about that. Cheesy


No..



Learn To Trade sry my bad I was so away with my mind I actualy didnt notice the reply.

Its an really awesome Riff Mashup, the kid Got Talent 🙂
legendary
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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it


Bed-rest for me for at least the next week.

Have a great Sunday, friends.



Kick back and Post M0ar!!!!

You'll smoke it, your too ornery to let a little bug keep you down. Smiley
legendary
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Addicted to HoDLing!
So, I tested positive for COVID-19.

Good times.

Feels like I've been absolutely smeared by an 18 wheeler.

Have not ever experienced cold or flu symptoms this harsh before.

I'll recover fine. No respiratory congestion at all so far, but Rick said his congestion started on day 3 of the infection, so, we'll see how things go. However, I think Rick did himself no favors with his infection, and ended up contracting secondary conditions because he was working, and not resting.

Thank you, China.

Assholes.

At least we'll both have natural immunity after I recover, so that's nice.

Bed-rest for me for at least the next week.

Have a great Sunday, friends.

Get well soon man, and Rick too. COVID-19 can be a nasty SOB.

Edit: I second HI-TEC99's suggestion. A pulse oximeter is a nice little thing to have, and is a pretty good indicator of oxygen levels in the blood. I did a test once, by holding my breath for about 1 minute. My oxygen levels gradually dropped from 99% to 89% IIRC. The little thing showed the change in real-time.
legendary
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So, I tested positive for COVID-19.

Good times.

Feels like I've been absolutely smeared by an 18 wheeler.

Have not ever experienced cold or flu symptoms this harsh before.

I'll recover fine. No respiratory congestion at all so far, but Rick said his congestion started on day 3 of the infection, so, we'll see how things go. However, I think Rick did himself no favors with his infection, and ended up contracting secondary conditions because he was working, and not resting.

Thank you, China.

Assholes.

At least we'll both have natural immunity after I recover, so that's nice.

Bed-rest for me for at least the next week.

Have a great Sunday, friends.



It might be worth buying a pulse oximeter to check your blood oxygen levels. They aren't always accurate, but can sometimes give an early warning if you need oxygen.

https://www.health.state.mn.us/diseases/coronavirus/pulseoximeter.html

Quote
If someone has COVID-19, a pulse oximeter may help them keep watch over their health and to know if they need medical care. However, while a pulse oximeter may help someone feel like they have some control over their health, it does not tell the whole story. Oxygen level measured by a pulse oximeter is not the only way to know how sick someone is. Some people may feel very sick and have good oxygen levels, and some may feel OK, but have poor oxygen levels.

Pulse oximetry results may not be as accurate for people with darker skin. Their oxygen levels are sometimes reported as higher than they really are. People who check their own oxygen levels, or those who check it for them, should keep this in mind when looking at results.

Oxygen levels may be low if someone feels short of breath, is breathing faster than usual, or feels too sick to do their usual daily activities, even if a pulse oximeter says their oxygen levels are normal. Call a doctor or another health care provider right away if you have these symptoms.

legendary
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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it
So... lambo bores me... Turboprop or jet then?

Been looking at the Cessna Citation Mustang, Cirrus Vision Jet or the Piper M500.

Any thoughts?

Cirrus Vision Jet crashes alot, not sure about the other ones.
legendary
Activity: 3836
Merit: 4969
Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D04985ZvAn4

My Favorite LP Riff mashup on YT!

The whole vid is awesome But when Runaway hits.. Its Just awwhh, replay 😁

That's an amazing Amazing Guitar playing Riff Mashup  Smiley

Cryptonian made another alt, wonder what to do about that. Cheesy
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