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Comment #48400505
what OS are you using? It normally works without issues on Chrome. It can be hard on CPU so better have no other tabs open on your browser.
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Comment #48370619
Maker here. mdrone is a drone instrument: you hold one sustained tone, layer a few voices, and let it evolve for minutes or hours. With microtonal tuning the partials beat against …
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Comment #47704353
Built this as a browser groovebox with no account or backend. Grooves are fully encoded in the URL, so you can share and remix them just by sending a link. It runs entirely client-…
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Show HN: Mpump – browser groovebox where grooves are shareable links
I built a groovebox for making loops: techno, house, acid, anything electronic that works in loops. No install, no account. The idea is simple: a groove is a URL. The full pattern,…
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Comment #36700581
probably in their TOS, where they give themself right to do anything.
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Comment #29335317
Thank you for the answer, but again I’ve said that censoring books is a plot of authoritarian gov. You are considering this an ideological position while it is a fact. I am not her…
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Comment #29334240
Mine is not a generic idelogical flamewar. It's an objective observation based on the History and the politics of authoritarian governments. It's sad how in 2021, in a respected we…
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Comment #29331976
Yes sure, everyone knows that librarians hide books with which they disagree, because, since Socrates, their only goal is to corrupt the young, the innocent and the virgins. LOL Yo…
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Comment #29331347
It's a classic autoritarian and conservative plot. Knowledge is power, and they are fcking scared of it.
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Comment #29155428
I will say only one thing: the touch bar.
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Comment #28223663
it's funny what tech people consider Art. LOL
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Comment #28172231
what best way to "to preserve end-to-end encryption" than shipping a technology that can bypass it anytime?
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Comment #27269136
to avoid confusion Ferros should have chosen a different and better name, considering that magic-warmhole is an older project doing more or less the same thing (with different and …
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Comment #26739743
the phone book are completely a different animal. As example they are almost useless to reverse lookup a number...
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Comment #26713707
wow you work in a pretty bad place...
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Comment #26663348
If the profit is the only measure that a lot of people here seem to consider: why not just burning the trash in the air, pouring polluted water directly in the ocean and allowing t…
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Comment #26612414
this guy really understand thermodynamics and physics of batteries... We are safe! I propose to entrust him with the solution of all the energy problems of the planet.
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Comment #26332183
Brave has a long way to go to build real trust. Too many reckless stuff: hijacking links, suspicious url-rewriting, crypto-token stunts, forgetting to communicate with users about …
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Comment #26332167
Brave has a long way to go to build real trust. Too many reckless stuff: hijacking links, suspicious url-rewriting, crypto-token stunts, forgetting to communicate with users about …
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Comment #26092172
It does not seems very different than other trades made illegal/wrong because they make people rich at huge community costs: like destroying the nature and the planet. I am thinkin…