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neuromute
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About neuromute
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Comment #39718976
The renderer (visual) has to be made by someone that knows how to build/code such a thing, yeah. Then once presented to the end user via the Hydra web app, that user may or may not…
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Comment #39710265
I was about to ask if it would be ok to do the same for my web-based VJ app Hydra, but it looks like you found it already! Thank you, it’s most appreciated!
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Comment #39710227
Interesting! In my spare time for the last couple of months I’ve been working on a web-based VJ tool/toy. Nearing v1.0.0, which I hope to release in a week or so. I was considering…
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Comment #37707166
This was a very unwelcome surprise this morning when I sat down to work. For what it's worth, I first switched to Insomnia from Postman, years ago, when they pulled a similar stunt…
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Comment #36063032
I can fully relate with the author on this one. For a bit of background, I initially started out using Linux with Slax in 2005, moving on to Fedora Core 5 and then installing Ubunt…
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Comment #35668513
Canonical really seem to have lost their mojo. They've had a long-running tendency to forge on ahead regardless with fingers in ears, instead of listening to their userbase about w…
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Comment #31957488
Overpopulation isn’t really about running out of space or feeling cramped, it’s about not having enough resources to sustainably support the population.
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Comment #29263181
They’re implying that Mozilla are milking Firefox for all it’s worth. Exploiting it and at the same time not treating it very well.
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Comment #27144843
I can't seem to find any information on the BIOS for this machine. I'd like to see something like this come with coreboot.
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Comment #25629038
I did not downvote you, but I figured I’d let you know that based on what you said I’m pretty sure you were downvoted because your comment brings nothing to the conversation. Peopl…
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Comment #24027243
It hasn’t been mentioned in this thread yet, but OpenToonz seems like another fantastic piece of FLOSS software for 2D animation. If it’s good enough for Studio Ghibli and Matt Gro…
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Comment #23738031
Thanks, I'm now motivated to work some more on it! Likewise, your site is looking pretty sweet too.
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Comment #23735744
I started work on one of these a couple of years back. Never actually finished it (is anything ever truly finished?!). It’s got a media player with milkdrop visualiser (you can con…
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Comment #22377278
In short, yes. Elites will support deregulation, when it suits/benefits them. The Trump Administration’s environmental deregulation drive is no doubt lobbied for, backed by, and fu…
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Comment #22303158
Three animation tools (not strictly SVG-related) that spring to mind: Pencil 2D Synfig Studio OpenToonz (used by Studio Ghibli, no less!) If you want 3D, then Blender is a fantasti…
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Comment #22281300
A big thanks also needs to go to Philip Rebohle for his DXVK package, and Joshua Ashton for his D9VK package, both of which are part of the not-so-secret sauce that Proton uses wit…
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Comment #22026487
Yes, it will be floss. I've still got a way to go to fully flesh it out, but I'm getting there. Here's a screenshot of what I have so far - https://i.imgur.com/bEBIBFF.png . The se…
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Comment #22026426
I've downloaded vcvrack, but not actually tried it out yet. It looks awesome. However, the project I'm working on is a web-based synth using the HTML5 Web Audio API. It's built usi…
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Comment #22025433
Oddly, I’ve been playing with this library just this week. I’ve also been looking at various alternatives (some of which have already been mentioned in the comments here). The only…
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Comment #21555139
This looks interesting. I’ve been looking into getting Keybase running on a Raspberry Pi 4. This might help.
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Comment #18064798
This morning I opened Hacker News and two threads sat next to one another. This thread I'm commenting on now and another thread titled "Police forcing me to install Jingwang spywar…
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Comment #16946833
USB regulation imposed by the EU is a fantastic idea (in theory, at least). The amount of waste in the form of old proprietary device chargers is quite staggering and it poses an e…
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Comment #16322875
‘The three golden rules to ensure computer security are: do not own a computer; do not power it on; and do not use it.’ —Robert H. Morris Sr.
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Comment #16214091
A website can go down due to heavy load on the server/a spike in traffic.
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Comment #13480234
> Why "ideally"? That would be a recipe for broken, dirty cars. Not necessarily. Granted, very few countries run a well-functioning socialist state, but that doesn't mean it isn't …