I’ll have to see if hypernormalisation is still on iPlayer
Edit: yes it is, well that’s not what I needed to discover at 1am with work tomorrow…
Siren song for those browsing with an internet connection of a geographically British persuasion: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p04b183c
That looks like a pretty cheap subscription fee for a country ~25%.
Mine is closer to actually half, though we get healthcare and a half decent social safety net with ours.
Happy to pay it because I know I’d not be where I am now without the stuff taxes pay for
I assume this is coming at some point, tbh
I personally reckon they’re working on something YAbridge-esque to allow people to bring their VSTs to the push in standalone mode. If they can actually nail that, it’s an absolute no brainer to then release a full Linux version of the DAW and finally allow people like me to make the switch
Every time I’ve tried to run Ableton on Linux over the years (most recently about Christmas last year), it’s the VST support that lets me down. I’ve got hundreds of VSTs I’ve used in various projects over the past couple of decades and I can’t switch unless I know they all work properly—projects not loading or sounding different is unacceptable. I need to be able to open anything I’ve worked on over the years and be able to get right into the creativity without tinkering, as that is what I already have today.
Until that day, I’ve got to begrudgingly keep windows around.
You would not want to do this for latency reasons
The US doesn’t deserve Dolly as a national treasure, she’s a treasure of the world
In spite of the USA we have today
I like how foul language etc is halfway down the list
This is either satire or another case of conservatives being entirely unable to criticise anything without also broadcasting their kinks
People who knew what they were doing with computers used Netscape until it died, those people went to Mozilla suite and then Firefox (well, Phoenix then Firebird then Firefox). But that was a shrinking minority of people on the internet at the turn of the millennium.
Practically everyone else used IE (90%+ of web traffic at its peak) and continued to do so until Google released Chrome and shone a light on how little Microsoft had been doing for nearly a decade.
Dominance was dominance however they got it, and they pissed it away through complacency, somewhat similarly to what they’re doing now.
They had internet explorer dominance, they pissed that away
They had PC gaming OS dominance, they’re now pissing that away
Oh dear Microsoft, you had everything and you pissed it away again
Edit: might just be my Lemmy app but the shit image quality is only the thumbnail, it’s fine if you click in
I’m fairly convinced this comment was generated by an AI too.
Something off here
Genuinely, OP, I think this might be one of my favourite shitposts
Everyone’s got issues and problems—I’ve never met anyone that hasn’t anyway
Just gotta make sure you’re not leaving things unaddressed
I think it’s worth understanding that tinyconfig is the result of a lot of effort into finding how much you can strip back the kernel and have it still (kinda) work. It’s realistically as stripped back as you can get—you don’t even get access to storage devices by default.
I’m curious about where your requirements have come from, as if the kernel was literally just tty and ethernet, you basically wouldn’t be able to do anything with it.
I thought he was casually carrying around a PS5 for a second there