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They should focus on battery usage instead. I love Windows, but Windows on a laptop is a horrible experience…

I use my own https://0password.github.io for private stuff and 1password at work. Both are very convenient and well made :)

But they still make great stuff like Korg Volca FM or Dirtywave M8 and many, many other beautiful synths!

Apart from that, with music equipment, it's completely different than with computers. In our case, great hardware becomes outdated and goes out of use. You could say it disappears forever because its time has passed. With music equipment, it's entirely different. There, everything remains compatible, almost nothing "goes out of use" and it cannot become obsolete.

Game Engine not famous, I guess :C

Not zero. Infinity

Btw, there is a movie worth watching: „The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz”

Cool. BTW, the sun shines white, not yellow.

In your article, you write that a social platform without trolls is impossible. You simply encountered a dumb-ass troll who didn't like the fact that you like Twitter and he reacted this way.

I set up a private account on Azure to host a small, static website using 100% FREE components. However, it wasn't possible to do this without registering a credit card. Even when I tried to add a different card from Revolut, which is a prepaid card, I received a message stating that such cards are not accepted and that it has to be an actual CREDIT card.

However amusing, this comparison doesn’t seem accurate to me. F# may appear more challenging only to someone who is already accustomed to OO programming languages. For people just starting to code, without pre-existing habits, learning F# could be much easier than learning C#

What do you think about F#, then? It already covers everything you mentioned and it has discriminated unions.

No OLED yet :(

1. You can fork this repository and do whatever you want with it (e.g., self-host). The license is public domain.

2. If you save this page to your disk, everything will still work offline.

Ain't that for 8-yo

"What an ignorant fool! There could totally be life there!"

Just in case, let’s check if one of Jupiter’s moons, packed with salt and freezing near absolute zero, happens to have life. Sounds like a great way to spend public money.

Personally, I use Winamp to play FLAC files from CDs I own and to listen to streams from DI.fm

Alias|Wavefront Maya Unlimited (now Autodesk Maya)

„I think Apple is AmAzInG so I will downvote you”

The sluggishness of the system on new hardware is an accurate observation, but I think the author should also take a look at macOS or popular Linux distros, where it's significantly worse

Sounds very relatable coming from F#.

It should be forbidden to link paywalled articles

IMO, AI speeds up work and makes life easier, but it might be not necessarily great for humanity. I have my doubts, and I think only time will tell what the long-term effects are...

I don't know Assembler, but I can effectively use SQL. Do I need to know Assembler? Probably not, but I would certainly be a better programmer in general, if I did.

I recently completed additional studies in New Media Art. I noticed that students can use Photoshop fluently, but few of them can correctly draw a human figure anatomically. Do they need this skill? Probably not, but they would certainly be better artists if they had it.

In my opinion, this is a general trend, not necessarily related to AI itself, where technology gives us quick results but paradoxically degrades other skills that were once achieved through hard work.

In a sense, we have a "instant gratification" society today.

„Offline PC” sounds interesting. Is it for security reasons?

I mostly use .txt file with Sublime Text (I don’t sync notes), GitHub’s „project” (set to private) and sometimes I also message myself on Signal.

When I see the low level of support that Apple provides for various less popular web browsers, it reminds me of a certain story:

A friend of mine once worked a long time ago at an IT company that was building an online store. He wrote a script there that displayed a message whenever someone accessed the site using Netscape "Get lost, jerk, with that Netscape and go straighten bananas on a tree”.

The company was quite popular in my country, and that message caused a lot of outrage on Usenet groups.

I’m mostly using Windows, so even today, it remains my main audio player. I use Winamp for FLACs and DI.fm streams

During his tenure, Windows 8 was released... Just as W8, the server version also lacked the START button, which was particularly noticeable when working through RDP. Also, the whole "Metro" design was a disaster. I also remember the acquisition of Skype for an astronomical amount. Where is Skype now? Indeed, an underrated CEO...

I've been using the Internet since the days of Netscape Navigator and 14.4 kbit/s dial-up modems. Maybe it's just that I'm getting older, but I really miss the old Internet. Ironically, it felt less "anonymous" back then, and it was easier to be part of a community — users knew each other. Now, everyone is here, and the quality of content has significantly declined.