@indigo
That looks to me like it could have used a couple more stretch and folds to develop a bit of strength. The waxy crumb also suggests not enough proofing. I used to get that with the no-knead, one reason I gave up on it.
// @kdfrawg
@bazbt3 Flattered that you remembered that. I just saw Marco again about a month ago and he is doing pretty well.
// @jextxadore
@larand That is so true, and applies to everyone else working on this and other things. It can wait. Not indefinitely, obvs, but a little while.
// @jws
@jws It is definitely very geeky at the moment, and a lot of the discussion whooshes over my head. But I am learning just by hanging around and asking my simplistic questions. And sometimes, the very act of asking leads me to find my own solutions.
I'm obviously even more worried about running my own server than you are, which is why I leave the nuts and bolts to someone else. But I am comfortable enough working with software on the server, as long as I can use SSH to get in and out.
The other thing is that the core IWC people have been thinking about things for a long time, and may be in something of an echo bubble themselves. Which is why I think it would be great for Jason to get involved. The problem is, he has so much on his plate, and 10C seems -- very reasonable -- to be a priority.
I see a few people from here and ADN over on the indieweb IRC channel, which is fun. I definitely think there's something to be said for moving 10C in that direction. It already does reposts to Twitter and Facebork. I have no idea how hard it would be to let it receive stuff too.
@hazardwarning Nah, it's a different thing he's talking about. Confusing, I know.
// @matigo
@matigo You may be right about that. All I would add is that Aaron is super approachable and would probably welcome any input you could offer. Notwithstanding those other things you just mentioned.
Well that's a massive pain in the butt. After much plugging and unplugging of cables, I've traced a horrible 1khz whine in my audio chain to the box that connects the USB to the Mixer. These things are not repairable, so I've got to bite the bullet and replace. But that requires a choice. Get a new A/D box, or get a new mixer with USB in and out? I lean to the former, if only for flexibility, but need to do the research. After I've finished mixing tomorrow's podcast.