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by gbraad 10mo ago
> not a good look Directly linked from every page as Legal in the footer. What do you try to say; it almost feels you imply docs.fp.o is obscuring it?
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The Legendary Video Toaster (YouTube)(youtu.be)
1 points by gbraad 11mo ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Glitchy YouTube Shorts?
2 points by gbraad 1y ago|0 comments
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by gbraad 1y ago
It never mentioned the release of the x86_64 'emulator' by AMD to prepare and test your 64bit development. Or even the Opteron. Feels like it is more story how the author perceived it than an actual timeline Edit: Looked it up, it
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by gbraad 1y ago
Running Bazzite on a Legion Go, and got gaming and productivity device at the same time. My question was about; do they enforce a device label?
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by gbraad 1y ago
I don't have BG3, but wondetr if this 'works' on Bazzite in that case.
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by gbraad 1y ago
Weird take: rather the opposite in my team. We look for the simpler solutions due to maintenance burden. Also, we actually deal with very complex tech; virtualization. Our whole premise is to create tooling for convenience, which therefore
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by gbraad 1y ago
For those that are unfamiliar. In short it is a push-to-talk broadcast, public channel, communication. CB stands for Citizen Band. In Europe, I remember the same frequency, 27 MHz being used for early RC cars. Not sure if EU truck drivers u
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by gbraad 1y ago
The midi mapping and routing is fine, but Renoise only loads .MOD, but does not understand .MID-files; For me, it is about loading phrases, arpeggiators, etc.
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by gbraad 1y ago
... source available? I was not even aware of that. I only used the prebuilt binaries on Windows (as was recommended). I am checking out the source as we speak!
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by gbraad 1y ago
Playback can also be done with something like uade, but terminal only.
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by gbraad 1y ago
I had a Windows version of SoundStudio, but can now only find the demo. Lost my copy a long time ago, so not really. I use emulation, like WinUAE/FS-UAE for this.
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by gbraad 1y ago
Bitwig is great, ... and works on Linux (flatpak!)
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by gbraad 1y ago
... on which platform are you using it? It keeps crashing for me
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by gbraad 1y ago
This could be what I am looking for... But in general use it feels slow and very unstable. I tried on Windows, as that was 'recommended' I tried this with some of my own OctaMED files, and the experience has been ... well ... not
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by gbraad 1y ago
Strongly suggest you to not buy, as the flex cable for the screen is easy to break/come loose. Mine got replaced three times, and my unit now still has this issue; touch screen is useless. https://youtube.com/shorts&#x2
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by gbraad 1y ago
So I can't use em dashes, without people thinking I am a bot? :-o. But have to say, the "modern twist" is a weird addition that is not natural. There is nothing modern about it.
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by gbraad 1y ago
... I thought he took 40 years to finish playing it. :-D
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by gbraad 1y ago
We have access to many, such as the TestFarm, or machines you can reserve on what is called Beaker. Note: Recently also purchased an Ampere machine with some other people. Just to play around and host stuff.
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by gbraad 1y ago
It is a reimplemented 68K emulator in Rust, so shares nothing from Musashi or UAEs code (wellknown cpu cores in C).
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by gbraad 1y ago
I believe one of the DevolutionX (diablo) developers did this
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by gbraad 1y ago
The size of insects has decreased over time, correlating with a drop in atmospheric oxygen levels. Maybe this has also happened to carnivorous plants?
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by gbraad 1y ago
using a disk image and some scripts from the web seem like a bad practice to get something 'secure' up and running. Note: never used massgrave. Just doesn't sound trustworthy from the name. If you can, download from msdn dire
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by gbraad 1y ago
I saw one in real at a computer fair and was impressed what it could do. They showed several videos running at the same time, chock full of storage.
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by gbraad 1y ago
The A4000T looked too much like a commodity machine (cost-cutting measure?). It felt very different from the rest of the Amiga line-up. Especially, as the A3000T looked more like a Unix workstation and did not have the baydoor. I did see th
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by gbraad 1y ago
... but hate having to do my own email again. Prefer a hosted service for this.
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by gbraad 1y ago
I mostly use private services that I host with Tailscale; nextcloud, jellyfin, ...
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by gbraad 1y ago
Commodore as a company died long ago, as can be seen in Deathbed Vigil (a video recorded by one of the employees on the last day). For a long time it has been misused and nearly disappeared. It is about 40+ trademarks owned by a holding com
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by gbraad 1y ago
Have a few Tinys for when I worked on OpenStack. They are now used as a router, and desktop and thinclient, for a lot more recent Tiny that runs a few VMs/containers for the homelab. Easy to get spare parts for and reliable. Do check i
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by gbraad 1y ago
That is probably the best described use case!

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