An absolutely amazing video from Abigail! I recommend watching it! Also very interested in the next video that she teased at the end, and the movie! 👀
Why We Can’t Build Better Cities (ft.Not Just Bikes) by Philosophy Tube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lHNkUjR9nM
anyway,
oh god oh no i stared at the midi data tables for the seqtrak and it might be a fully editable awm2 synth???? like, you can apparently edit the eight "elements" comprising a voice using sysex, and the sampler track is just awm2 so you could make entirely custom sounds????????
@ryanc hi!
i wanted to say thanks for your work.
i'm a new (1 year) UK immigrant; agender, always wanted an X, though my country of origin is never going to introduce that and i eventually settled on F as a good enough substitute.
even then i donated a few hundred over the months. the UK should really get their shit together, and it's a shame that it takes someone's personal effort to get them to do this; something i'm all too familiar with.
good luck, and i hope we win
Imagine you wanted to hire some people to read books. Your books are in French. You can't hire French people (too expensive!) so you hire English people, but you make sure every book has a "how to read French" chapter (in English) at the beginning.
Now understand that this is how the Apple II disk drive works.
TIL that microprose did an in-house port of Railroad Tycoon to the Macintosh Plus/SE in the early 90s.
it is *adorable*. they went through an incredible amount of effort to mac-ify the interface, and repainted all of the art in high-res black & white. and the mouse is fully functional, unlike the ms-dos version
best compliment i can give to its porting team: it feels like a genuine maxis game.
HP once made printers that didn't just last years, but lasted for huge chunks of an entire century.
My office's HP LaserJet 1100 printed its first page in 1998, printed at least two pages every day, and finally printed its last page this morning before breaking. It printed for 26 years straight.
Twenty six years.
my partner comes to me and asks if regular expressions are swippy or splooshy. i ask what they mean. they show me a diagram, demonstrating the differences between swippy and splooshy. i laugh uncomfortably and say "they're good regular expressions, sweetie"
It's kinda depressing how tumblr is imploding now and I'm seeing half my follow list go "man, after seeing both twitter and tumblr do this, it's really showing how it's a bad idea for a social media network to be run by a company who can make arbitrary changes without user consent.
anyway, here's my bsky: ..."
Trans woman, bisexual, someone's fiancée, forever a programmer, poly, and former total mess