The Battlefield game series is arguably one of the best series that has always prided itself on realism, but at times never been afraid to step outside of the bounds to give fans something different. In Battlefield 2042, we see the series take another step forward, giving Battlefield gaming fans the things they love about the previous entries and some new things as well.
Since the introduction of the Frostbite 3 engine, Battlefield games have been getting a tad more realistic. The levolution mechanic introduced in Battlefield 4 saw maps no longer being static. You could affect them by blowing up buildings, destroying walls and pipelines. Actions that had map-wide consequences.
The Quad Cortext by Neural DSP is an incredible floor modelling device with more inputs and outputs than a swiss army knife. One of the reasons you bought the Quad Cortext might have been the potential and small form factor, as well as the promised ability to run the Neural DSP Archetype VST plugins natively.
Sadly, the Quad Cortex does not allow you to run your plugins on the device itself (yet), but Neural DSP is working on the functionality, and it will eventually come. Until it does, how can you use the plugins with your QC?
The Neural DSP Quad Cortex offers some pretty impressive input and output options. With it, you can record the DI signal (the guitar input without any processing) and the processed amp tracks inside a DAW like Reaper.
It is worth noting that I am on Windows, so for Mac, this might be a little different. For Windows, you also need the official Quad Cortex Asio drivers from here. For macOS, no driver is required.
If you’re getting the error `Access denied; you need (at least one of) the SUPER, SYSTEM_VARIABLES_ADMIN or SESSION_VARIABLES_ADMIN privilege(s) for this operation` while trying to import a database dump you have done using mysqldump, you might have encountered this issue.
In my situation, I am using Amazon Lightsail and migrating a database to a newer database instance. I ran a mysqldump and then attempted to import the dump into the new database.
I made the switch to amp modelling years ago. For such a long time, I had been an avid user of physical amp modellers. A few years ago, software amp modelling also started to catch up.
It’s a head trip to think that there are up and coming guitarists out there who have probably never owned a physical amplifier and been purely modelling—never knowing the pain of connecting your pedals, identifying a bad cable in your signal chain and working out how to not only power everything but neatly run the cables.
Can someone explain this one? A cheeseburger happy meal at McDonald’s here in Australia is $4.95 (currently). A small cheeseburger meal is $6.95. They are the same thing.
A cheeseburger happy meal comes with a cheeseburger, fries (or apple slices), a toy and a small drink. It’s a small cheeseburger meal with an included toy and the option of apple slices over fries. A small cheeseburger meal comes with all of the above (minus the toy). You don’t get the option of Apple slices, but that’s it.
Dynamic composition is a crucial part of developing robust user interfaces in Aurelia. If you worked with the compose element in Aurelia 1, you might (or might not have) needed to obtain a reference to the composed view-model itself.
While Aurelia 2 keeps many things the same, how dynamic composition works is a little different. We have the new au-compose custom element, which allows us to achieve the dynamic composition of components, including passing data into them.
I think it has become abundantly clear that Node.js and how it deals with dependencies is flawed and has become a total liability now.
Npm has become the bank vault of the web.
On October 22, 2021, a popular Npm package was hijacked and exposed to anyone who downloaded it to a password harvester and cryptocurrency miner for 4 hours. This package is called UA-Parser.js.
There is a good chance you might not have even heard of this. However, this package is downloaded almost 8 million times per week. Allegedly some large companies like Amazon, Facebook and Google are using this package.
In Aurelia 1, you could debug and identify Aurelia applications based on specific attributes in the dom. In Aurelia 2, the default setting for compiled HTML is to strip away Aurelia framework attributes.
What this means is if you need to debug your HTML, see what custom attributes are being passed to a custom element, and so on, you won’t see anything.
Like everything in Aurelia, you can customise this. Inside your main.ts file, you can set debug mode to true to bring back the Aurelia specific HTML attributes and markup.
Does anyone else remember offices? You know, those places you spent upwards of an hour commuting to in standstill traffic or overcrowded expensive public transportation? Shoulder to shoulder, bumper to bumper. Those places where sick coworkers would come into the office and kindly spread their sickness?
Despite the pandemic destroying livelihoods, causing widespread mental health issues and changing the way we live, some good has come of the pandemic.
The death of the office. The first casualty of the pandemic wasn’t the supply chain. It was the office. As COVID-19 spread, countries began to lock themselves down. People were encouraged to stay home, to only move for essential purposes. As a result, many companies shut their offices down and let their employees work from home.