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   by lostgame 5y ago

   This is so important. It’s unbelievably criminal how people with ridiculous wealth can continue to get away with this.
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   by lostgame 5y ago

   I think a few people here are forgetting, importantly - that iOS supports external audio interfaces via the Lightning cable. Anyone looking for solid semi-pro audio quality from their iPhone/iPad can spend around $100 and get a quite n
3. 573.▲
   by lostgame 5y ago

   A ukulele is easy to carry around, but is pretty pathetic sounding compared to a proper acoustic guitar when it comes time to actually play songs. For the average consumer who doesn't know how to play music at all, maybe the ukulele wo
4. 574.▲
   by lostgame 5y ago

   Confused as to why you are not comparing it to the Air, which is the same price and very similar specs?
5. 575.▲
   by lostgame 5y ago

   Marketing; not advertising. An avenue for interested parties to find out more information about your product - not a way of informing people who may not know about your product of it’s existence, or to promote the product to people who alre
6. 576.▲
   by lostgame 5y ago

   Tesla...doesn’t advertise? I have never once seen an ad for Tesla.
7. 577.▲
   by lostgame 5y ago

   If I can hackintosh it; I’ll buy one this month.
8. 578.▲
   by lostgame 5y ago

   The fleeb has all the fleeb juice.
9. 579.▲
   by lostgame 5y ago

   ...okay; but Logic provides its updates for free (since X), is cheaper; and provides a wealth more content than stock Ableton does in the form of Logic’s downloadable content.
10. 580.▲
    by lostgame 5y ago

    Huh. I never knew it never worked with AirPlay, as I rarely ever use Spotify. Being in the ecosystem already, Apple Music just makes sense. Does Spotify even have an Apple Watch app yet that allows on-device downloads for running, the way A
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    by lostgame 5y ago

    My preferences are irrelevant when I can’t natively run the commercial software I require to do my job(s) on the OS you suggest. If Linux can work for you - especially in your office - you are a privileged minority. With MacOS, I get the un
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    by lostgame 5y ago

    I was not aware there was an OSS Spotify client before reading this article. That’s neat!
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    by lostgame 5y ago

    Did anyone else here ever use/would recall a Windows XP district called ‘TinyXP’, which would run under some similarly phenomenal specs? I spent years using that; especially in VM’s! In the early days of Intel Macs, I used TinyXP almos
14. 584.▲
    by lostgame 5y ago

    You know what, if commenter OP finds value in the services offered; and wishes to compensate the author of the software - just gonna say - I have no problem with that.
15. 585.▲
    by lostgame 5y ago

    Hidden Palace never ceases to amaze me with its sheer dedication to the discovery and preservation of prototypes such as these. I’ve been following Hidden Palace since the first releases; and am very impressed on how they’ve grown.
16. 586.▲
    by lostgame 5y ago

    Only for future releases. If it works currently for iOS 12, it'll keep working for those builds of iOS 12. I fail to see how Apple can break what already works for code they can't/won't change.
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    by lostgame 5y ago

    The irony is that this is happening in QEMU; and was only about five posts above this one on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28551264 https://github.com/alephsecurity/xnu-qemu-arm64
18. 588.▲
    by lostgame 5y ago

    This rubs me wrong in all the ways and is aesthetically jarring as all hell to me. If I’m reading a book or essay and I come across this type of punctuation, it actually actively removes me from my flow of reading and causes me to stop for
19. 589.▲
    by lostgame 5y ago

    Sorry - ‘32x’ viruses? As in like - SEGA 32x? That’s a bizarre platform to learn to exploit...
20. 590.▲
    by lostgame 5y ago

    Still ridiculous when it is ~2-3sec with ‘Accept’.
21. 591.▲
    by lostgame 5y ago

    I think there’s a massive legal risk from monetizing something that exists to download mostly copyrighted content.
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    by lostgame 5y ago

    The speakers did work. So did the guitar.[1] 'MTV: So wait, the whole thing actually worked? Gibson: You bet your sweet... George -- unfortunately -- doesn’t like things that don’t work. I have in the past built him props that I thou
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    by lostgame 5y ago

    I don't understand how these are legal. I would sign a petition in half a second against this technology's use in public spaces. I swear to God. What about a camera you can wear in a public bathroom don't people get the obvio
24. 594.▲
    by lostgame 5y ago

    When these free discussions turn into anti-vax bullshit which has literally made people willing to have people die than listen to reason, it’s caused me to wonder when free speech goes too far.
25. 595.▲
    by lostgame 5y ago

    Definitely kinda proving the above commenter’s point; here, rather than dissuading it...
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    by lostgame 5y ago

    I similarly have a bunch of 2000-2006 era PowerPC Mac hardware from the crazy aesthetic hayday that time was. The iMac G4, in particular; is such a work of art. I’ve got two. You can actually get little adapters to put solid state drives in
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    by lostgame 5y ago

    So I guess; by that logic, we should end all sanctions with North Korea? :/
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    by lostgame 5y ago

    This is phenomenal food for thought. The kind of comment I come to HN for. This made me think; thanks. :)
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    by lostgame 5y ago

    I agree, and I'm in Toronto, Canada. I genuinely believe a 4-day work week is the way to go. It's Friday and I'm already burnt out at 11am.
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    by lostgame 5y ago

    Coming from a Mac, and the commercial software world; such as using software like Photoshop or Logic Pro instead of GIMP or Ardour - the polish, standardization and reliability are way, well; worth the damn money. There is an age-old axiom