Aldipower

Sounds like the normal mid-life crisis. :-P Would probably hit you with every other job too.

Sandboxing in a container in Linux isn't hard, if you use lxd/incus which ships with Ubuntu/Debian.

"Reader view" is adjustable via your personal settings, so I am not sure what you are talking about.

Toggle to "reader view" or resize your window. It is up to you and really isn't that hard.

Even with mixing/mastering 96khz is enough for persisting to files. But as another commenter said, 192 is useful, if you bend and stretch samples!

You know, Google hinders competition. They are so powerful, they dictate the rules. If you do not play by Google's rules and align to their algorithms, you are allowed to consume, but not to provide. You have to pay them and others to even gain a small amount of visibility in their search results. The Google and YouTube algos are unfair as f*ck and promote the already successful.

Your comment in itself is deeply ironic.

25 years ago

Yes, the Ataris are extremely reliable. Sure, you could check the caps of the power supply, just to be safe, the PSU is relatively simple, so it can be done by quite some folks. But in general the PSU does not need service.

I am using Steinberg Cubase 3.1 as a sequencer. Working with it is extremely convenient and user oriented. No kidding. It needs a Steinberg Midex interface otherwise it will crash somewhere in the middle - this is the copy protection. If you do not have a Midex, shoot me a message. There are solutions. You find my contact at the bottom of https://tonleiter.net/reihenhaus/

The Atari triggers all my hardware instruments via MIDI.

As my Atari Mega STe has a hard drive, saving isn't a problem at all. But regardless I do regular backups of my songs on to floppy disk. Works like a charm too. The Atari TOS can read MS-DOS disks. You can easily transfer them from/to a modern computer with USB floppy.

I absolutely can recommend to use and find a real Atari for music production. They are reliable. I made over 30 songs with it without getting tired of it!

Yes, according to an interview this is correct.

Still using my real Atari for MIDI sequencing. It is one of the tightest and jitter free setups you can get even today. As far as I know the midi ports are directly bound to the CIA which itself is directly connected to the CPU. If you compare this to MIDI over USB, then there are worlds between it. This also also one of the limitation of the Hatari emulator. You cannot use it for midi stuff as you do not get the advantages.

Yes, as an computer addictive (like me), this is also a great strategy. In my basement I set up a computer just for music production, nothing else. Right besides the modern production computer is my Atari ST I do sequencing with. This thing even doesn't have a network connection (although it would be possible).

My working computer still is a stationary desktop computer. I still need to go somewhere to use a real computer. Love that. I do not like smartphones. Surveillance devices.

Seems I need a super computer to use this website with Firefox.

DS is restricting the "expert" model usage already, because they do not have enough compute.

If you can use a subscription with any of the SOTA models, do that.

Those subscriptions plans are for private use only! If you are running a business you are not allowed to use them actually. Anyway..

Yeah, and I believe Anthropic would "distill back" without thinking twice, if the other model would be good enough.

Same with running shoes, and they get worse too..

Thank you. If done right, JWTs simplify quite some things.

Man, once a year the same BS. JWT in an secure HTTP only cookie are perfectly fine, not less secure then a regular a regular session id, but indeed give you the advantage being able to be stateless!

_was_

Also running an AX41-NVMe for 6 years now. I cannot remember, but they do replace defective parts, right?

OVH suddenly seems cheap. :-P :-D

Not reliable, from a buying/availability perspective.

Short: Yes, but of course it depends. Long: I am dealing with a huge amount of fitness related health data which gets aggregated into metrics. If those metrics are wrong, for whatever reason, this is not great.

If you just run some blogs, of course, this is not important.

And the worst for my setup, there is no more ECC RAM available in their offers. At least not unless you pay an insane amount of cash..

Yes, please ban all Chinese models in the US and stick to your US-centric stuff. Good for the rest of the world.

I am offering a product (via MCP) that interacts with LLMs and user data. Every single day I get user support emails to my inbox written by their LLMs with LLM hallucinations. If the user (a human) would have read them before, that would save me a lot of time and anger!

Your post sounds logical at the first glance, but has nothing to do with the reality. The topic title is totally on point! If the user would put human effort in it, I wouldn't get those crappy emails.

Yes, it goes blank before GRUB and after 2MB count-up. I ruled out a defective floppy too. I suspect GRUB?

Anyway, I tried the 16bit version, and it works like a charm!! Thank you. Here's a video of the boot, I've just made. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fSsTa8Oc48

Although, the floppy light does not turn off. Not sure, if this a problem with the OS or my hardware.

Ah, even though the 386SX-25 is 32bit in my PS/1? Will try it eventually.