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by datpiff 3y ago
> will cost between 9.99 euros and 12.99 euros per month This is surprisingly expensive
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by datpiff 3y ago
Thanks for commenting. I assume that emulating on a video frame basis is so ingrained in MAME that it's hard to drop?
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by datpiff 3y ago
It's been done for the Access Virus, Waldorf MicroQ and some other Motorola 56k synths https://dsp56300.wordpress.com/ , all usable as real-time instruments.
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by datpiff 3y ago
Does MAME have some kind of latency issue with the synth implementations? Why wouldn't it be real-time already? The MIDI protocol tops out at ~1000 message/sec and no real synth ever needed control message anywhere near that frequ
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by datpiff 3y ago
https://www.levels.fyi/t/software-engineer/locations/france
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by datpiff 3y ago
All of them are replaceable but Apple won't provide the part numbers.
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by datpiff 3y ago
I don't think this likely. In professional environments no one uses the Arduino IDE. Hobbyist projects don't move the needle in chip sales.
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by datpiff 3y ago
> Just today ChatGPT helped me solve a DNS issue that I would not have been able to solve on my own in one day, let alone an hour. I'd consider it already more intelligent than myself when it comes to DNS. Would you consider a searc
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by datpiff 3y ago
Photobucket had a "recently uploaded images" section on the front page, at one point
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by datpiff 3y ago
I agree, but one of the pictures shows a piano roll, which can be really tough on a small screen.
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by datpiff 3y ago
LCSC sells the CY7C68013A. You could order a board from JLCPCB with that part pre-soldered for a few bux
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by datpiff 3y ago
DRM can be useful. Unfortunately hard to google because of the other DRM. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Radio_Mondiale
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by datpiff 3y ago
> It was filmed in a way that made it feel like a fever dream, I'm curious if you are from the US? It's filmed as if it was a UK TV soap opera, which to people in the UK would definitely not feel like a fever dream.
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by datpiff 3y ago
FB as a brand has a stink on it that they don't want Threads to be associated with
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by datpiff 3y ago
> 2021-05-01 No it's not :)
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by datpiff 3y ago
Haha, I came here to make an "Is this a joke?" response
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by datpiff 3y ago
Lol should open source projects pay commercial vendors? They are recreating "their work" right?
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by datpiff 3y ago
Such a pain-point with Altium
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by datpiff 3y ago
Why would Nintendo be compensated? All the technologies used are re-implementations of their work.
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by datpiff 3y ago
Those games were also like 3$
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by datpiff 3y ago
> Nowadays I mostly work on Linux and Mac, and wonder why there's no equivalent project exist. Perhaps those Unix coders are satisfied enough with C... I think a lot of the win32asm scene overlapped with defeating copy protection an
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by datpiff 3y ago
> I cant imagine how that pisses off a lot of people with very expensive music degrees. This is not limited to punk bands, it's common to nearly all folk music. I think anyone with a music theory would probably be very aware that th
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by datpiff 3y ago
> even IPS-modded the display on my DMG-01 Haha, me too.
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by datpiff 3y ago
Link: The Faces of Evil and Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon
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by datpiff 3y ago
Did you ever play one? The display had so such smearing that individual frames weren't distinct. We still loved it though.
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by datpiff 3y ago
So is the game a solid 8.5/10 or is it unplayable?
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by datpiff 3y ago
I don't think it's a huge deal but there is a ton of footage of youtube that does frame-by-frame analysis and "30fps dropping to 20fps" seems very accurate.
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by datpiff 3y ago
> Roland Jupiter-8 / Fairlight CMI Funnily enough neither supported MIDI. The CMI Series IIx got it as an upgrade, the Jupiter-8 only supports it with 3rd party modifications.
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by datpiff 3y ago
None of the headline consoles have FPGA implementations (at least publicly available).
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by datpiff 3y ago
Progress is part keeping-the-things-that-work, part dropping-the-things-that-don't

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