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by input_sh 1y ago
I dislike calling them genres, they're more like trends or styles. One producer makes something new and unusual that breaks the established patterns, people like it a lot, other producers copy it, and that cycle continues until fans ge
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by input_sh 1y ago
If only the text itself wasn't artifically padded with AI.
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by input_sh 1y ago
Scientists are allowed to have opinions outside of their work and share them.
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by input_sh 1y ago
inMusic is just a different conglomerate owning Akai, Alesis, Moog, M-Audio, Denon DJ, Numark, Rane... If Samsung buys them as well (which didn't happen right now, but I'm sure it's what they're aiming for), the monopoli
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by input_sh 1y ago
Considering when the standard was written (v2 in 1999 and v3 in 2008), what else would they be? As horrible as it sounds, a VST is just a .dll file you're running straight from the Internet. On a "positive" note, they're
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by input_sh 1y ago
Okay, but why would you? What's the advantage of that? VSTs are resource hogs (when you have like 10+ running at once), not DAWs. I somehow doubt a full-blown browser connected to more than a couple of VSTs would be less of a resource
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by input_sh 1y ago
They're never gonna let you upload and run your own executable files to their infrastructure. That + latency with MIDI devices is why every DAW-in-a-browser is just a toy.
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by input_sh 1y ago
I can tell you exactly how any professional is gonna evaluate this DAW: press Ctrl+F, type "VST", see 0 results, close the page.
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by input_sh 1y ago
.tk used to be free and was the top ccTLD in the world by the number of domains registered. You can imagine what it was mostly used for. Facebook sued the operator (Dutch company called Freenom) for facilitating phishing and now we can&#x27
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by input_sh 1y ago
I do, frequently, and ChatGPT in particular gets stuck in a loop where it specifically ignores whatever I write and repeats the same thing over and over again. To give a basic example, ask it to list some things and then ask it to provide m
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by input_sh 1y ago
Windows itself doesn't matter anymore, on that same website it's at 11.9%.
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by input_sh 1y ago
I disagree wholeheartedly, the current state of browser market share has nothing to do with how good any of the browsers are, it's just monopolistic behavior. Device manufacturers should force you to pick one during setup, which is abs
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by input_sh 1y ago
What do you mean? It is on many Androids and every Chromebook. I just checked some website stats I have access to and ~78.6% of iOS users use Safari. On Android on the other hand, ~76% of them use Chrome, ~8.1% uses the Samsung Browser, an
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by input_sh 1y ago
Long story short, you made the right choice. You can't purchase anything from a non-profit and you can't donate anything to a corporation. If you purchase a product from them, it goes to Mozilla Corporation which makes all the pro
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by input_sh 1y ago
The only reason Safari has any market share is because it's the default on every iPhone. 4/5 top browsers by market share are there because they are preinstalled on millions of devices and none of them are terrible enough for an a
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by input_sh 1y ago
Let me try to answer in an ELI5 fashion: You know how you can ask ChatGPT the same thing 3x in a row and get 3 completely different results? Google's basically the same and has been for a long time. If you and me both ask for something
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by input_sh 1y ago
The same way any tech company works now: use investor money to offer things for free or unrealistically cheap until you corner the market, and once your competitors are no longer relevant you start milking every buck you can.
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by input_sh 1y ago
In a way I would say they were even worse, instead of outright saying "we've increased our prices", they "clarified their pricing".
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by input_sh 1y ago
Entirely predictable and what should've been done from the start instead of this bait-and-switch mere months after introducing agentic editing.
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by input_sh 1y ago
It's a parody of a business. https://orchestraos.com/privacy
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by input_sh 1y ago
Right now, snap (2016-present). Before that, Unity instead of GNOME (2011-2017), Mir instead of Wayland (2006-2015), Upstart instead of systemd (2013-2017). They always do something custom-made and not adopted by anyone else, only to comple
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by input_sh 1y ago
It's an open secret that many people here don't read past the headline before commenting, but being open about it and proudly stating it is certainly... an interesting choice on your part.
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by input_sh 1y ago
Truth Social is just Mastodon on the backend and an alternative Twitter-like frontend called Soapbox. Soapbox is indeed Elixir-based and open source. Soapbox has a very weird history of first being forked from Gab for a feminist platform ca
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by input_sh 1y ago
Actually useful archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20250920071806/https://furilabs.... > The FLX1s from Furi Labs runs a fully optimized Linux system called FuriOS, packing a lightning fast use
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by input_sh 1y ago
Except half of it doesn't fucking work. I click on "show fewer shorts" on the homepage, refresh the page, and still see shorts in the second row. Sometimes I do that 10x in a row to no effect. I deleted my YouTube history jus
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by input_sh 1y ago
Instagram as well absolutely. There's all sorts of "small business owners" whose entire existence is conducted via an Instagram account and DMs, the same way there were entire businesses that operated via Facebook pages in th
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by input_sh 1y ago
Oh it already started, the ADL convinced House Republicans to launch an investigation into Wikipedia because of its "anti-Israel bias": https://thehill.com/homenews/house/5473331-wikipedia-bias-pr... One
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by input_sh 1y ago
To be fair, European Central Bank also wants to introduce its own official Euro-backed "stablecoin" ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_euro ), mostly because they are scared of the posibility that Dollar-b
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by input_sh 1y ago
The way I see it, it's the only one in the top 5 that doesn't get set as the default out of the box on millions of devices. You have to be annoyed enough by the default option to even look for an alternative, and about 90% of the
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by input_sh 1y ago
I think my top three worst ideas someone actually paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for are .sucks, .ooo, and .hiv.

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