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by cramjabsyn 4y ago
I learned that decommissioned sun pizzaboxes with huge displays could be had for free, and that they ran linux.
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by cramjabsyn 4y ago
And CCs to handle faders and knobs. And PC to handle patch recall. And separate rx/tx busses. And ability to carry clock. And support for 16 simultaneous channels. Yeah it’s actually really well thought out I’d say
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by cramjabsyn 4y ago
Novation has a pretty impressive web midi implementation used for managing the configuration on some of their controllers and synths. nice to see that becoming a thing outside chrome
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by cramjabsyn 4y ago
Rushing half finished cars out the door, and over promising on capabilities/updates is such a flawed model. I am amazed by how many people bought in, and will be really interested to see how many people replace with another Tesla as l
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by cramjabsyn 4y ago
I’m sorry, what?
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by cramjabsyn 4y ago
It is objectively worse because with carvana you cannot physically walk in and talk to the same salesperson. They send you into a revolving door of phone associates. Like comcast, but for cars
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by cramjabsyn 4y ago
Or trading in a car on good faith that they will pay off the trade in. But months pass and they don’t pay it off.. Then, after escalating, they pull a fresh payoff amount directly from your bank and pay that. Leaving the buyer with either:
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by cramjabsyn 4y ago
So the solution is to axe a large portion of the staff, burn established advertisers and alienate a large portion of the user base? Seems more like a playbook to torpedo the company.
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by cramjabsyn 4y ago
People act like musk is the genius who invented layoffs or being a cut throat executive. Yeah, firing people saves money. Yeah a ship can still run with a skeleton crew. However, personally I think the story of a platform supporting thous
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by cramjabsyn 4y ago
Good riddance. Their shady, shady, practices took full advantage of the trust customers need to have in a full service used car dealer. The execs should face legal penalties
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by cramjabsyn 4y ago
Maybe…. But full self driving is just one more quarter away, I promise.
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by cramjabsyn 4y ago
On the contrary, it’s actually quite refreshing to see law that patches a loophole which was being exploited by a data mining company to enrich itself.
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by cramjabsyn 4y ago
> It’s just that transition is expensive It’s impossible to finish a transition when the old version has no end of life in sight.
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by cramjabsyn 4y ago
I feel the same way. Clearly ipv6 is very flawed and by now the community should consider it a failure and work on a viable replacement. We need an internet protocol that is backwards compatible with ipv4 and does not require deploying and
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by cramjabsyn 4y ago
I find it odd how quickly some humans discount genetics/evolution and assume they are somehow exempt from the natural patterns that affect all living beings.
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by cramjabsyn 4y ago
Hacking is why we’re here. It’s criminal and exploitative behavior that sucks.
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by cramjabsyn 4y ago
“Over and over again @Apple gives itself every advantage while at the same time stifling innovation and hurting consumers.” That’s funny Ek. Seems like Spotify gives itself every advantage while at the same time stifling innovation and hur
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by cramjabsyn 4y ago
There's square, stripe and others that aren't really any harder to integrate than paypal. The sign up process is slightly longer though
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by cramjabsyn 7y ago
Wouldn’t bother me. Dogs, franks, sausages, burgers, steaks, whatever. If they scrape clean the cook surface and make an effort to keep things separated I’m happy.