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by ace2358 5y ago
Curious if this can work on the GBA ARM platform? I’m under the impression that the current gb emulator is a bit lacking.
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by ace2358 5y ago
Just to be clear, it was a mac game. It still came out and Halo: Combat Involved ran beautifully on PPC and Intel (Rosetta 1 translation?). Good memories of that game. I still haven’t played marathon :0
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by ace2358 5y ago
Haha try as I might, my child brain still panics when I see that red LED and I end up saving more often because of it haha
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by ace2358 5y ago
Totally agree! My Game Boy Advanced power light is green for about an hour then red for hours and hours on my eneloops. Also my Tascam field recorder has the option for alkaline or NiMH batteries. I still have some kitchen scales that won’t
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by ace2358 5y ago
Does anyone else find it terrifying how much could get done with so little in the old days? I know a lot of computing has changed and gotten a lot more demanding (like high res displayed, fast wireless networks) however things like this re
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by ace2358 5y ago
I know recording live music can get hairy, but yikes! How was 16bits not enough? Were all the preamps set to max? Who records at -12db - -6db? Record at a way lower level and boost at the amp stage?
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by ace2358 5y ago
I’m under the impression it’s a similar thing in Sweden regarding trains. I heard they give you money to cover a taxi if the train is late by a few minutes or something.
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by ace2358 5y ago
Whilst it is for burning fossile files, when you’re burning the wood that grew on your property over the past 20 years, the carbon cycle is much shorter. Especially if your property grows it all back, it’s a closed carbon loop.
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by ace2358 5y ago
Thanks for the heads up! I always thought it was some startup site lol!
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by ace2358 5y ago
I always wished there was a bandcamp like service for things other than music. Unfortunately they still take fees etc, but still quite an excellent user experience for owning and buying music.
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by ace2358 5y ago
Reminds me a lot of Automator on macOS which I’ve always loved. I’m not on the current OS versions so I haven’t tried shortcuts on mac (I use it on my iPhone sometimes, not as useful though). It’s great seeing more cross platform tools like
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by ace2358 5y ago
I love the simplicity. I wish there were more simple powerful apps that respected the user. The app is only 456.8 KB! Well done!
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by ace2358 5y ago
Huge thanks to the team and community here at HN. I don’t know what else I’d use my phone for if it wasn’t for this site! My favourite source of procrastination.
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by ace2358 5y ago
You may be thinking of the intel/Qualcomm modem situation?
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by ace2358 5y ago
Yamaha is an incredible company. I love seeing the tuning forks on a Yamaha motorbike and thinking about all of the work that has been done there.
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by ace2358 5y ago
I agree with the article being gold. Not so much on them being the best around. We’re lucky to have so so many outstanding reverb plugins available as musicians. They’re definitely in the upper levels though!
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by ace2358 5y ago
Reasonable settings meaning no compression setting which was mentioned to not have the issue
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by ace2358 5y ago
Honestly it’s an average piece of software that has bugs and crashes on the hourly. Live 11 has been a massive regression in terms of speed and stability. It’s original mission statement of being a great hybrid live performance and studio p
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by ace2358 5y ago
Pro tip: You can continually sign up for trial versions of the full suite for 90 days. At the end of the 90 days you sign up with another email and a new free trail. I’ve heard of a few produces that have done this for many many years.
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by ace2358 5y ago
Everything should be looked at with the lens of scepticism in science/research. That is why reproducibility is important. You need to be able to convince yourself of some fact you’ve read to doing the analysis yourself. The dangers of
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by ace2358 5y ago
I can’t stand that animus stuff honestly I usually turn it off after one of those scenes just to wash it away. Totally destroys the game for me (which I only just started with origins and odyssey)
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by ace2358 5y ago
Maybe I’m old fashioned but keep html/css the heck of my music instruments please and thank you.
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by ace2358 5y ago
Here I sit, at my local farmers market working a stall. Looking around at the farmers and how hard they work, I don’t know many young people that could keep up. Above a certain age and physical condition, maybe. But I know both men and wome
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by ace2358 5y ago
Wow. Reading the lyrics is an intense experience. How could anyone ever have listened to that and not realised? I’ve never heard the song myself.
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by ace2358 5y ago
Yes there is! XQuartz is so important to keep going as there are a few beautiful tools that run on it that would be sad to see go.
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by ace2358 5y ago
I don’t think they provide the energy, they change the required energy for a reaction to occur. My understanding is that is can happen due to the physical structure of the catalyst changing the electronic configuration of the molecules bein
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by ace2358 5y ago
Because the original iPhone was so stripped down that it could run on that thinly little slow cpu. It took Apple years and years to add features back into iOS frameworks. Every one very considered and every attempt to not destroy the batter
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by ace2358 5y ago
The purchase of credit can be linked for sure. But at least my trips can’t be tracked. I can say, use anyone’s travel card. Anyone can top up my card. I can top up with cash. Whatever. Each individual trip can’t be tied to a person. We don’
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by ace2358 5y ago
I don’t think I would. The amount of music produces and musicians I know the majority of them are relatively poor at ‘tech’ and definitely not coders/programmers/software engineers. They definitely know their way around tools, but
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by ace2358 5y ago
What? I was just thinking I’ll have to pick it up. Why is this the case?

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