Tech TangentsThis might be one of the greatest error messages of all time.
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Nanoraptormore keyboards should have obtuse parts. things that aren't needed. switches that will never be touched.
num lock. static lock. try. try not. F15. unpipe and unpipe 2.
Jyoti MishraRE: https://mastodon.social/@AccordionBruce/116304837318469089
ME for a start!
I'd still be on OS9, which was the sweet spot for music making.
Heads up, they're called transistors, not cisistors. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdgQaRICEig
6-transistor walkie-talkie BS (base station) - 49 MHz's last gasp
probnot
Flash Mob Of One@Jyoti There is an alternative if you specifically want google search: https://udm14.com/
(or if you're on a work machine)
never obsolete
The true German-made Opels sold by Buick prior to 1976 had much better styling, and much better music... is that a Hammond B3 organ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOtH8dtqzNo
1973 Buick presenting two models Opel
RE: https://mas.to/@TechConnectify/116267916862017986
I remember being taught the basics of cars and engines in elementary school science class, maybe in 5th grade? The book we used must've been written in the 1970s, because its default car had a carbureted V8 engine and rear-wheel drive, and it presented rotary/Wankel engines as a new development. Our teacher was amused that some of the then-current econoboxes like the Geo Metro had a 3-cylinder engine.
The proliferation of fake buttons, knobs, headshell screws, tape reels, and component feet on cheap '80s and '90s stereo systems make them look AI-generated even when they're not. They're both the result of copying the design language of real components without understanding what all the pieces do and how they're supposed to fit together.
