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Show HN: Pasteur, a Milkdrop Visualization Exporter
Pasteur is a free, in-browser app for generating trippy videos from your music using the legendary Milkdrop visualizer (you may remember it from Winamp). I built the first version …
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Interesting HP/Disney history! My unit looks similar-ish. Photo of the front: https://imgur.com/a/jRw5pXK
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Comment #44295853
Not that I know of. Why do you ask?
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I rescued an HP-200A audio oscillator from the basement of a relative who’d passed away, thinking it looked interesting. Anyone know if it has any value? I’m guessing it’s nothing …
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Comment #39756061
Doesn’t Snow Leopard have printer sharing? i.e. you can skip the generate PDF and copy steps, assuming both machines are on your LAN
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You may be interested to hear that community developers [1] have updated Myth II to be run on modern systems (even native Apple Silicon!) with a variety of enhancements to the game…
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Comment #27132147
First thing I thought of too! For reference: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224
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Comment #23084778
SEEKING WORK | NYC | Remote My specialties are front end development in React/Vue, full stack web development, and UI/UX design. I have a working style that embraces experimenting …
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SEEKING WORK | NYC | Remote Specialties are front end development in React/Vue, full stack web development, and UI/UX design. I have a working style that embraces experimenting wit…
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Comment #22423553
Cool stuff! I did some experiments with pre-rendering Milkdrop visuals for high-res uploading to YouTube which might be of interest to you. Not practical for realtime (I guess this…
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Hi, I'm an experienced generalist with a focus on front end development and experience leading a technical team. I think I could be a good fit for some of your projects and would l…
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SEEKING WORK | NYC | Remote Front end development in React/Vue, full stack development, and UI/UX design. I’ve spent the last few months contracting with Lorem Technologies (asklor…
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https://prahs.com - corporate website for a pharmaceutical company
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Comment #14473199
This sounds way cool! Is there a physical HQ to work from in Seattle, or do Seattle employees all work from home/find their own workspaces?
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Comment #14036656
So excited to see this here! I'm a long time Glowforge admirer. Just dropped you a line (same username as HN).
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Has anyone figured out how to stop Google's autoupdate process (ksfetch) from tripping LS nonstop? It spawns multiple new temporary processes when checking for updates, and LS requ…
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redditq - http://redditq.com/ Currently requires a physical keyboard to operate. Keyboard commands listed at https://github.com/markneub/redditq#navigation redditq is an image brow…
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Comment #5960737
Cool and works well -- one comment: while the spacebar functions properly as play/pause, in the legend at the bottom left it's perpetually showing the "pause" icon where I'd expect…
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Comment #2288933
This CAPTCHA is actually designed to ensure that the only entity that can decipher it is Satan himself. Wow.
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Comment #2288905
Hopefully the notion of developing for IE6 compatibility will soon be as laughable as that of designing for Netscape compatibility.
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Comment #2210439
So what do you do when you want to make a change that isn't a logical evolution of your existing codebase? Say, for example, you have an ecommerce site, and you're switching paymen…
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Here's an article with a few examples of deferred in action. Pretty cool. http://intridea.com/2011/2/8/fun-with-jquery-deferred
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Comment #2192133
It's all fun and games until your armchair decides it wants a more realistic set of arms for itself.