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Yeeeeeeeeeeeeah fuck all that noise; when my current machine falls in, I’ll just pick up Mint or some shit.
“That’s how I knew it was the first day; wig-twisting season, where folks can get they wigs twisted back, within reason”
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Yeeeeeeeeeeeeah fuck all that noise; when my current machine falls in, I’ll just pick up Mint or some shit.
Who the hell is Mixxx and why does this sound like the start of enshittification on the part of FL Studio
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“Loan guarantee program”? Bet my left eye if there’s any First Americans actually wrapped up in running this, it’s 'cause they’re on their Killer Mike grift
I gotta save the Js for after I finish with my codebase, otherwise I run the risk of greening out at my workstation-- this year’s harvest hits like a goddamn semi
LMMS was never mentioned to me by my producer homies on Linux; I’m actually amazed that one looks FL Studio adjacent and now I’m kinda side-eyeing my folks like ‘the fuck, I know a couple of y’all run Mint in your downtime’; experimenting with that might actually give me a reason to stand up another Mint VM. Last I tried Ardour and Bitwig, though, they both felt somewhere between GarageBand and Ableton; and I just kinda bounced off 'em the same way I did Ableton.
It is heartening to see more VST support in the space though, that’s one less thing to worry about when I finally do have good reason to permanently switch over. (I can’t imagine losing my collection of plugins; like, it’s been years. If I had to start over from pure square one collecting new plugins, it’d break me.)
I actually didn’t know that about Blender; but it’s also been years since I’ve downloaded it-- but as that’s not the main point of my creative process, it was a bad point anyway. A lot of it for me is that there are no good DAWs on Linux. None. Like… Your options are Audacity, which while barely being a DAW, it has no sequencing, and next to no VST support; or like… What was it called, Reaper? Something barely more advanced than like, Fruity Loops version 2? There’s no good DAWs on linux, and FL Studio runs like ass on it. When that hurdle is surmounted, my tolerance for windows bullshit will probably plummet like a stone in water-- but we’re nowhere near there yet.
Do equivalents for FL Studio, Photoshop, Sony Vegas, Blender, and still over half my Steam library run either natively under Linux, 100% functionally under WINE, or have 1:1 equivalencies in the FOSS space? “Just use Linux” is still not the silver bullet y’all think it is
Oh nah. If buying isn’t owning, piracy isn’t steaing. Fuck out of here, Philippe.
I miss when my biggest problem with online communities were phpBB badmins and troll-happy IRCops, honestly
Tumblrfication in 24 months time. Trying to pump it for profit will see the bottom fall out; we’ve watched it happen dozens of times before
“We’ve entered a quiet period”, what in the Tallarico
I have an IDE joke but it’s still compiling
Nassau’s nice this time of year
shit I am a CS student and I barely have the time for memeing about the languages I’m using between all my other classes, and the other stuff I study in my downtime. I’m just stoked to get a slapdash of code together and actually have it do what I want it to the first time around.
Ahhhh my b. For a second I thought “oh god, the ‘millennials are killing this that and the other’ trend is back” and kinda knee-jerked a little.
Guest rooms cost money we don’t have, Andrea.
Gonna break my heart because a bunch of my favorite games KNOW that there’s a Linux-based EAC solution but just won’t implement it, but… Nah. Microsoft has lost their goddamn minds if they think I’m going to run their cosplay-iOS when it does shit like THAT.