@MindsEye - are you sharing?
(This post was last modified: 10 Jul 2020, 02:29 by bzorl.)
@GCRhoads - anything missing from the 60GB 20200608 SB collection? (search for 20200608 in RS)
Bzorl. It says your online. I used your first certificate likera used.
(10 Jul 2020, 01:00 )GCRhoads Wrote: I was previously on retroShare but during the process of replacing my dying laptop with a new one, I lost retroShare on my new laptop. I think I have it working now but I won't know for sure until I get some friends. The following is my certificate. It seemed to be working but when I quit retroShare, I received an error message every time I tried to restart it. 😟 I had to get rid of retroShare and re-install it, this time with everything set up correctly. When I quit retroShare and restart it, now everything appears fine. But the above certificate is no longer good. My new one is CQEGAcGZxsBNBF8H5IABCADqLWalFWSx4UMqInhtDBPWJnb+kn6D+qW6zoRLf14z pvF6FMnftb/Zr9fOskxVOl9e+HjlOCunFjQDjWP5nUQoFXUGI7ETuEKGd8wkrMCo zL/PIUdeoLTEkQtCS9Yidp7Ei2CiBnCff20mPXZGbDhbyH59c/x4uJXmj9i8bbNG cIZjmMfDqPiZFpagJpT2aWgL71uSAR7Hbw0PciYDp0f73QaYlIvywQCXg86yEY5X 1FYvgSLY8c840ndE7RtOwenkwfPdbMoHh8osnKCWt+/G4ik4bFF5E3F3vHqvOG8K UfDOqRl1LIcsV1S7ePhREpgidZox74SuQdN1LrROzx9rABEBAAHNJUdDUmhvYWRz IChHZW5lcmF0ZWQgYnkgUmV0cm9TaGFyZSkgPD7CwF8EEwECABMFAl8H5IAJEN8A kGgr/dGXAhkBAAArSQf/flMeDFqh4/S3oTMABGaDXAVqtS3P8wLKVXv/ldo1WIkL pL46Gi1axpakDk3PsHFQ9rQ86YorL0mgP+xclbRkkU3VXPQbPwof8jvRGqyOK1zP JEVrX96S4P9mrNwGiuGywtobaUq9/fk9X49uDdGymr3sVvGyT+yZ3BKjqLGwwYkx CMItIXDNophk68a+2D0S5CJKmOGTwcjCkkKsaSOHVD35Z4U0erfkqE7Eb8y+M33u EPOGjng5Bu6nlB2sybKsnuP9kAqd/vOoEfECQjRM8dG+gPgIfx5xWF0W9roIPUG1 +9Xdub49aBdOut5YTfc7q6j9hyKXokOjaDi2S4jvmwgbc3p0b3Ezb3FkN29ta3Bv My5vbmlvbjo5ODc4BgtNeSBjb21wdXRlcgUQ/lKcWeiwSDgpviSLKq+0KgcDg7vX It's late so I'll try adding other people's certificates tomorrow.
(10 Jul 2020, 02:28 )bzorl Wrote: @GCRhoads - anything missing from the 60GB 20200608 SB collection? (search for 20200608 in RS) I can't purchase anything from samanthasez.com. The payment processing form does not work for any bank account, credit card, nor virtual credit card that I have or can make. So I suspect not.
(10 Jul 2020, 02:18 )bLike Ra Wrote:(10 Jul 2020, 01:00 )GCRhoads Wrote: Note: the hypnosis keyserver doesn't seem to working anymore. What happened to it?Apparently he lost interest 😊 I doubt that any of my Samantha Sez stuff will be missing from the latest collection. Any audiophile types will appreciate quality recordings of music. Having quality recordings essentially eliminates everything recorded in the last 20-25 years with the exception of classical music. Unfortunately I'm not exaggerating. The poor recording quality is why I haven't bought any non-classical music recorded in the last 25 years and I know others who have also stopped buying music for the same reason. It just isn't worth it. The primary culprit is "dynamic range compression" which is sometimes referred to as "the loudness wars." I view it as a crime against music. You can see and hear a short and simple (just under 2 minutes) demonstration of what this does to the music at [url= Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Gmex_4hreQ ]Loudness War Demo [/url] The better the quality of the sound system you use to play this back on, the more dramatic the difference you will hear. Even when listening on my laptop (a device not designed for quality sound reproduction) through its little cheap built-in speakers, the difference is immediately apparent. Note: Some cell phones have dynamic range compression built in. Listening to the above on such a device will destroy the effect it is intended to demonstrate. So if you can't hear the difference on your cell phone, try something else. If you have listened only to music recorded in the last 20 years, then this travesty has been committed on every piece of recorded music you have ever heard. This doesn't effect live performances but any recordings you have listened to in the last 20+ years do not do justice to how that particular band really sounds regardless of what you listen to. Fortunately there are some signs in the last few years that the loudness wars may be finally easing. I can't wait until dynamic range compression gets thrown in the trash heap where it belongs. Sorry for the rant that may be a little off topic but this is a real peeve of mine. 
(10 Jul 2020, 06:28 )GCRhoads Wrote: The primary culprit is "dynamic range compression" which is sometimes referred to as "the loudness wars."Oh yes, that's, indeed, a crime. But since it's working "subjectively better" in cars (and boomboxes), it's, unfortunately, inevitable...
(10 Jul 2020, 03:46 )MindsEye Wrote: Bzorl. It says your online.I'm always online 😊 We are still not connected. Here's my cert once more: CQEGAcGWxsBNBFt0FJEBCADaqqysu4qNlX70bM0KCAvNiOLe4ugCkcymbGXuhKof QMDpa8l6VLb+y8plqFbCe4l81CcwujMGtUArsBGzw36uruZ2p3+IqJl8ssT/xfFC jrfh5AKbso619BTEexnVGgu7rkBFei06buPI3NDBB5LyD8/2psBh4iakA2a4ZsDx lVba8nmrvQchyfrK3EJlq5aez45apIkV8mfFIja+vMBGB7m5ChCR6wxgsNsX8Kvt ZgcdE+y+pseR6hgyq3FPzb+pZxoeg8W0T0sYv79Lve4j9z8avVWKzJlbF8tUbXUY X8+Y9iuCzm94sCHMaHxxhEMhmf7g9frvVmbSkvraWpx1ABEBAAHNImJ6b3JsIChH ZW5lcmF0ZWQgYnkgUmV0cm9TaGFyZSkgPD7CwF8EEwECABMFAlt0FJEJEP1pvH8c 3TWGAhkBAADqiwgAweCqsFlyrd1dhAavl1yvr4mDVLEPH1JCWbCBbGYov3pyi2X/ KavFWEi2cyVZFODK8fL8mlmdOnZOxmmO5po4eYWwbfcPaeFEycANovZSn/dJVwfm uBgHhcREPOflEouwbVRumsYWaaeqimF0/K3CXq9Emg3+bLXET7XSc9Zbqdg1bcjd sUqFoYGScrGPGJKGrOUEKWNv67C0cptxb6MY+6jH1piJngCva3iKUFFxu1l56QqJ lAYmSGZmZoromMC2LshuFY5d+P5QjBjc1bGYBwnW7r3WbgjPKyzzl77sgYaD0PXT tCe0umCXiPiKs0maIuNxCxCJDML5sVWNzCJfiwIGU6PN8+HIAwYKAAEG4cgEAAYL TXkgY29tcHV0ZXIFEDs1eKqZjkefdwckPReV8pYHAzljVQ==
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(This post was last modified: 12 Jul 2020, 04:42 by MindsEye.)
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"Not a valid certificate" @MindsEye
(10 Jul 2020, 10:54 )Like Ra Wrote:(10 Jul 2020, 06:28 )GCRhoads Wrote: The primary culprit is "dynamic range compression" which is sometimes referred to as "the loudness wars."Oh yes, that's, indeed, a crime. But since it's working "subjectively better" in cars (and boomboxes), it's, unfortunately, inevitable... In cars there is a good reason to do some compression. You can increase the loudness of the quietest passages so that they are louder than the background noise which is louder in cars than in other listening environments (I once had a tape deck with a special button that did this specifically for making tapes that were meant to be played in a car). But there is nothing that justifies the extreme compression of the last 20+ years. For a normal home listening environment, there is no reason to use any compression. |
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