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it was a raspi with a couple 18650s and bms taken from a drill battery combined with a pico-projector and a laser keyboard stuffed in a waterproof acrylic cube with a stack of sd cards filled with stuff like the survivor library and an offline copy of wikipedia.
complete with fold out solar panels and circuitry taken from one of those amazon solar phone chargers.
worked well for a few hours at a time at night while camping. eventually i was planning to add a retropi sd and a best of music sd (like classical and the rolling stone magazine top 500)
It was something that looked like it was originally written in visual basic and than rewritten in react for tablet devices.
I'm still under NDA but the above figures related to per company\ per month sales are about right
This is my first composition (in the merrie melodies style). Inspired from getting drunk and watching my ferrets play around the house and "hunt" the cat and lose.
You're free to say whatever messed up stuff you want to me, and I'm free to tell you to "Go F*CK Yourself"
During the restaurant years I was also going to college for computer science and ultimately dropped out halfway through to do remote R&D work for a silicon valley gig making a whopping 500 bucks a week (living in FL)...Than covid hit and the boss went back to Korea.
Now I make 12.50 an hour repairing and designing boutique tube amps in KS
plenty of better operating systems out their
Wait, sorry.....that was anchovies
so far, IMHO, the best has been opus and fable\mythos.
"Hens Teeth and Horse's Toes"
Awesome sort of factoid book on the quirky ways different animals evolved
If you are poor, than you look poor usually. And people ABSOLUTELY treat you differently from the government to the local store.
I lived in one really messed up part of FL called interlachen that really opened my eyes to that fact.
Successful people in the music world (both on and off stage) HAVE to mingle with musicians (not other engineers) heavily to get noticed and recommended
and then i realized that ALL of the software (which i collected from defunct websites and archived on github) related to it was ancient and after a while of getting tired of using WINE every single time i decided i wanted a cross platform modern equivalent that did everything that several of these different programs did (plus break out some stuff that was now potentially possible with modern computer)
i thought it would be extremely hard because the computer to synth communication is pretty much only via sysex commands (of which the actual wave file encoding protocol was undocumented)
Claude walked me through examining the some of the original software in GHIDRA, and I had a working demo that night.....now im just playing with adding new features to it.
Eventually, you make contacts with the technical teams at the big companies and then you start applying....it's a long road, and I have been making audio electronics from scratch since I was 10.
I'm finally making those big industry contacts though, hoping to get in with either Kustom\Hanser or directly into JAM in Alberta (because I'm done with this country)