Wonder if anyone has made an ST-01 soundfont yet. Would be fun to hear canyon.mid as if played by Ultimate Soundtracker
Posts
-
Wonder if anyone has made an ST-01 soundfont yet. -
Opened two new Mastodon issues with ideas that could improve moderation processes, would be interested in hearing what people think:@thisismissem thanks for the update. I think forwarding is generally valuable but yeah the basic assumption of "every other admin is also reasonable" has proven false... Mine was a quick change, if something else is in the works (eg admin review of reports before auto-forward) them that would obviously be better
-
Opened two new Mastodon issues with ideas that could improve moderation processes, would be interested in hearing what people think:@thisismissem tangential, I opened a PR a while ago about report-forwarding, and it's had nobody look at it in the months since. What do I need to do to get someone to take a look?
https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/pull/31816 -
with botsin.space going away, maybe it's time to create a fedi microblogging bot framework that contains a whole instance? -
Microsoft decided to make their Sun Rays (btw, $250 in 2006 is roughly $350 today) -
I don't want to spoil it before it ships, apparently tomorrow, but I just moments ago had an interaction with a core Debian project in which I went from asking in an IRC channel where I should file a feature request to being told "normally the bug trac...@mhoye I had a very positive experience on the Debian Perl maintainers mailing list, where I asked about how I might go about getting a CPAN package into the package repository, and someone replied "well, I'm a bit rusty, but let me take a crack at it" and running with it
-
my replies to requests to review and/or contribute a paper to a journal are literally the "hello human ressources" meme@halcy doing it for "exposure" eh?
-
Every Saturday night (11 pm EST) people hang out in Myst Online and play the game’s version of Rock, Paper, Scissors that supports up to 5 players.@MichaelKlamerus did you know there's a physical version? https://www.thegamecrafter.com/games/mysterium-ahyoheek-deluxe-set1
-
time to shave another yak (writing a babby pop3 + imap server)time to shave another yak (writing a babby pop3 + smtp server)
-
what's the most 90's font@averyfinecat Times New Roman
-
Neighbor’s new cat figured out how to jump onto one of out outside window ledges and is meowing #cats@lmorchard let them in!!
-
aight my one real #Bluesky take is that any celebration of its culture is premature: it is largely defined by early yet powerless movers in a vacuum right now.aight my one real #Bluesky take is that any celebration of its culture is premature: it is largely defined by early yet powerless movers in a vacuum right now. That could change at any time. Already the site has a growing population of "own teh libs" type right-wing puppets doing the same things people hated about Twitter.
The site's reliance on third-party labeling service to "hide content that you don't want to see!" out of a pool of Free Speech Soup reads to me like punting on responsibility, yet the fact that it's not meaningfully decentralized means the current operators have an outsized influence on what ATProto *is*. As much as early users crow about "doing things differently here", ultimately it's out of their hands entirely... mods must set and enforce policy for any of it to matter.
In short: until they ban a Tim Pool or an Andy Ngo, I withhold my judgment on whether the site is actually "better than Twitter" or merely "in the interval before it too becomes Twitter"
-
aight my one real #Bluesky take is that any celebration of its culture is premature: it is largely defined by early yet powerless movers in a vacuum right now.aight my one real #Bluesky take is that any celebration of its culture is premature: it is largely defined by early yet powerless movers in a vacuum right now. That could change at any time. Already the site has a growing population of "own teh libs" type right-wing puppets doing the same things people hated about Twitter.
The site's reliance on third-party labeling service to "hide content that you don't want to see!" out of a pool of Free Speech Soup reads to me like punting on responsibility, yet the fact that it's not meaningfully decentralized means the current operators have an outsized influence on what Bluesky *is*. Users can't do shit to shape a site: mods and owners set and enforce policy, and that is what sets the tone for all its users.
In short: until they ban a Tim Pool or an Andy Ngo, I withhold my judgment on whether the site is actually "better than Twitter" or merely "in the interval before it too becomes Twitter"
-
aight my one real #Bluesky take is that any celebration of its culture is premature: it is largely defined by early yet powerless movers in a vacuum right now.aight my one real #Bluesky take is that any celebration of its culture is premature: it is largely defined by early yet powerless movers in a vacuum right now. That could change at any time. Already the site has a growing population of "own teh libs" type right-wing puppets doing the same things people hated about Twitter.
The site's reliance on third-party labeling service to "hide content that you don't want to see!" out of a pool of Free Speech Soup reads to me like punting on responsibility, yet the fact that it's not meaningfully decentralized means the current operators have an outsized influence on what Bluesky *is*. Users can't do shit to shape a site: mods and owners set and enforce policy, and that sets the tone.
In short: until they ban a Tim Pool or an Andy Ngo, I withhold my judgment on whether the site is actually "better than Twitter" or merely "in the interval before it too becomes Twitter"
-
say what you will about Bluesky, but it has users@colon_three you win this round...
-
say what you will about Bluesky, but it has users@colon_three you will get the users and you will be happy
-
say what you will about Bluesky, but it has userssay what you will about Bluesky, but it has users
-
Writing a synthesizer for old IBM PCs is...@thezerobit Ah I didn't realize it was so late in the lifecycle! Maybe people didn't bother making better sound hardware until the CPU was fast enough to actually drive it
-
Writing a synthesizer for old IBM PCs is...@thezerobit Are you opposed to a Covox Speech Thing / Disney Sound Source-style parallel port DAC? Sending a byte to the parallel port may be less resources than handholding the PC speaker...
EDIT: trixter in 2014 mentioned that 8088 Domination would use about 95% of available CPU time doing PC speaker work, vs about 80% for the Covox
https://trixter.oldskool.org/2014/06/17/8088-domination/#comment-21140 -
'indian burial ground' is the 'beam me up scotty' of horror, in that it's not present at all in the things people most strongly associate with it (Poltergeist, The Shining).@enkiv2 I could have sworn poltergeist had this