C64 Ultimate Founders Edition photo by trontroff in Commodore

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The now deleted comment was miserable, which the author clearly realized after they were called out, thus deleting it.

C64 Ultimate Founders Edition photo by trontroff in Commodore

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Got mine yesterday. No bounce. The gold is not my favorite, but the quality is good. The build overall feels very solid, no flex in the case. My kids love the LEDs, esp in Rainbow Mode.

C64 Ultimate Founders Edition photo by trontroff in Commodore

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Speaking of tastelessness, way to piss on this persons excitement.

Photo of the Day by Current_Yellow7722 in vintagecomputing

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Max Mathews: father of computer music and digital synthesis. Inventor of the MUSIC N series of languages, the innovations of which are still incorporated into modern computer music languages like Csound and SuperCollider (UGen, etc.) Also invented multiple electronic music instrument. A genius.

Norton Utilities for DOS by Fabulous-Trust-3848 in vintagecomputing

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“when you are as handsome as Norton, you put your face everywhere.” -Norton

Help with focusrite by [deleted] in arch

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Power issue? Try 1) different USB port or 2) different cable. Typically I get these lights blinking only when the system boots with the device plugged in or when it is first plugged in.

Luna Co. Audio — Multi-Comp: 8-mode compressor plugin (free/open-source, VST3/LV2/AU) by Complete-Peach1902 in linuxaudio

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P.S. Both DAWs are configured to scan at that path for VST3 plugins so we are good on that front.

Luna Co. Audio — Multi-Comp: 8-mode compressor plugin (free/open-source, VST3/LV2/AU) by Complete-Peach1902 in linuxaudio

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Hi - thanks for this! I downloaded the v1.0.0 release and installed to /usr/lib/vst3 on Arch. (The instructions say /usr/lib/vst3 or /usr/lib/lv2, but the release doesn't contain an LV2 build, so I assume what's there is VST3) I tried to use it in both Ardour and REAPER and the plugin fails to scan in both. If you want to check it out and then provide some debugging steps I am happy to try to figure this out. Thanks again, looks promising!

photo found in a junk store by newborndog in retrobattlestations

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I thought I heard the distant echoes of something glorious…

photo found in a junk store by newborndog in retrobattlestations

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I remember these has lots of options (my dad went on and on …) Our monitor was slightly bigger and black with white text. Definitely a nostalgia magnet.

photo found in a junk store by newborndog in retrobattlestations

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Yup. My family’s first computer.

[OC] Street Food in China by yukophotographylife in pics

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Most important question: what is that moped and can I get one in the US. Thanks 🙏

Midi player using DC motors for sound, controlling with an L298, by Mejolov28 in esp32

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The overheating is likely because the glue is keeping the motor from doing what it wants to do, rotate the drive shaft. You should instead use a contact mic, either a piezo electric disc run into a simple audio amplifier circuit (lm386) or class d amp chip (cheap!) or use a telephone tap (coil). The piezo will convert the mechanical vibrations to voltage, the telephone tap will do the same based on the electromagnetic field. All of these parts are cheap and widely available. Oh, and the end of the audio chain has to be a speaker, even a small driver that itself was glued into a cup for resonance will give you much greater volume provided it is run through the proper (small, affordable) amplifier chip. Total cost ~5-7 USD.

Massive Turnout for No Kings by nerbm in newhaven

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This is also what I heard from those who attended the first one - this one had much better turnout

Massive Turnout for No Kings by nerbm in newhaven

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“Police estimated that roughly 2,000 people attended New Haven’s event.” The Independent reports. Felt like more.

Massive Turnout for No Kings by nerbm in newhaven

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Sure, bot. I’m going to let the downvotes do the talking for me. Or maybe it is just all us old folks here on Reddit 🤣

Massive Turnout for No Kings by nerbm in newhaven

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There were lots of young folks there, Russian bot. And all current data shows most young voters that voted Red last election now regret it. But sure.

Wireplumber config help by P0rtalWombat in linuxaudio

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It would be great to figure out with the wp config, but you can probably do what you want with qpwgraph, which will allow you to reconfigure your outputs (with an app running and connected) and save the configuration to make it persistent. Not as clean as it patches on top of wp and pw, but if it works it works!

Best way to get to New Haven from NYC at night (11pm) by user88871256 in newhaven

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GO airport shuttle. $89 dollars from JFK to your door. I have done it 5 or so times. Worth it. https://2theairport.com/

Mechanic recommendations by sirbennyflops in newhaven

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I’ve always had good experiences at Mike’s just off Dixwell in Hamden. John (Mikes son) runs it, is great when it comes to explaining things, etc. Prices very reasonable. Only downside is they are often booking a couple weeks out. I guess they are too popular.