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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
As someone who writes electronic music and is pretty familiar with synths, effects and DSP in general, I call bullshit on the title of the article. It should read: "A whole bunch of synths and/or samplers, stereo panned and proces
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
FaaF, failure as a feature
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Translating this from agendese to plain English: We don't want backyard producers to compete with any of our product lines. We want to feed the population with what we deem healthy for them, and prevent them from deviating from our app
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Came to testify the same, lol)))
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
The society where children "will probably" have less friends for not having a key to access this privilege, in this case a gadget, is totally FUBAR.
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Haha, man, gotta love how you get downvoted for wanting to be a proper loving father and not someone who outsources the upbringing of their children to youtube and roblox!
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
The problem of service life being too long, which brings profits down.
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Downvoters must have some skin in the game) Dislike it or not, no material will endure getting bent 180° at a radius this small many times a day without developing some sort of visible artifacts, let alone with the layer of light-emitting c
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Planned obsolescence presented as a feature.
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
But there is shortage of sensible jobs which bring satisfaction, are not swamped in bureaucracy or, conversely, in the frenzy to attain recursive success-in-success-in-success yesterday with inhuman cutting-edge team-building techniques, ar
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
If painters are paid for their paintings and not for songs they sing in discordant voices at exhibitions, builders - for buildings and not for juggling steel beams while wearing clown suits, medics - for healing and not for trying to pitch
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Because someone takes the work you dedicated countless hours of your lifetime to, and gains off it without any effort while you don't, no?
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Not into games, but have the same sentiment towards Microsoft (with VSCode) and other companies and communities which give away software that all but clones commercial analogs while drawing profits off something else, effectively squeezing
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
From https://doublecmd.github.io >Double Commander is absolutely free <,comma> open source software. Implies free as in beer as well, unless someone rubs my nose into the price stated somewhere on the website.
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
In a world run by utter psychopaths who print money out of thin air for all those grants to award to AI, data mining and surveillance R&D, there is no trace of doubt those areas are inevitably going to be weaponized and used against the
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
No it's not about patents and legalese. It's about human(e) attitude. Christian Ghisler has been developing Total Commander for 27 years, since 1995. While he didn't invent the idea of two-pane file manager and more or less r
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Absolutely not to bash the offer (looks pretty nice!), but IMO the biggest obstacle towards self-hosting is not the lack of appropriate hardware, but the dreadful combo of IPv4 + symmetric NAT shoved down the throats of us mere mortals (con
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
We'll see a lot more 'conspiracy theories' proving out to be perfect practices in the near future, and the funniest thing is that none of those who label critically thinking people as tinfoil hats would admit their fallacy, o
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
MIzerable 6astards
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Will it achieve latency on par with ASIO, in the ballpark of single-digit milliseconds?
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Will check, thanks!
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
pick any https://hn.algolia.com/?q=covid https://hn.algolia.com/?q=global+warming https://hn.algolia.com/?q=supply+chain
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Everything covid, global warming, world famine, broken supply chain -related.
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Dreaming of HN where 100% of entries are like this and 0% are propaganda and narrative steering.
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Rest assured, if the agenda ever u-turns into "global cooling", google will follow with "heating related failure" reports.
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
> We haven’t killed 90% of all plankton But have killed the ability to tell propaganda from facts in 90% of people.
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Being a benefactor doesn't trump being an abuser at the same time.
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Must be avoiding the stigma of the broken promise not to be evil.
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
It's all cool and certainly a breakthrough, but Atoms, Pentiums and Celerons.. Wake me up when this thing decrypts mainstream Core i7 microcode!
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Roblox must die, the monster that eats children.

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