Idk I don’t seem to count myself as having made it until I’m sat

In my experience there’s an inverse square law where the urge approaches infinity with proximity to the bowl

Honestly I remember someone telling me and I’ve never seen it myself so I went looking

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cycling_records

Turns out there’s even faster now

I came into the thread with the same question

Turns out it was something too american for my European mind to comprehend.

Genuinely my best guess was they thought it was a heroin needle

I got the inspiration from a visit to Turkey many years ago, give it a go, it’s a game changer

And without fail, every accusation continues to be an admission

Pickled red onions are basically a cheat code

Shove some cumin, sumac, chives, salt, pepper and lemon juice on some and an hour later you’re dealing with 24 carat amazingness

We’re humans, social creatures. A lot of happiness we experience comes from human connection

There is nothing more isolating than climbing to the top on a pile of everyone you ever knew.

Money in significant quantity brings isolation

Surprised they can sell bud for even that price in Germany

This is all over the place

A dude got up to 90mph on a bike just off his own steam before

I remember all the adverts when I was a kid telling me that if I got hit by a car at 30mph there was a 90% chance I’d live (this was the happy path of the advert). This is also cars ostensibly driven by licensed people.

E-bikes with a 25mph limiter are not a risk if we allow cars in the same space as pedestrians

And you guys don’t have a state pension either, right?

You guys really need to get on with a revolution. Work until you die is kinda supposed to be something we are moving away from

I know you seem to be having a bit of a radish moment

But lemme tell you, you can pretty much pickle anything edible that’s not been particularly processed

If you’re just living a monopickle life with gherkins, you need to step out into the universe outside your door

Any given person’s sandwich game is directly proportional to the selection of tang they have available to them

Honestly though, sometimes it’s educational

I was wondering why some beers are non vegan, turns out there’s this stuff called isinglass made from fish bladders that some of them use to clear the sediment

Prior to knowing that I don’t reckon I’d have figured out where something non-vegan could have been involved

eat […] pants

Awright Bart Simpson

Well it’s more of a perk for a donation the way I see it,

But hey, it also breaks even after 25 years…!

I think I’ve had one my current email addresses for about 20 years

Ah, apologies for the misunderstanding, I didn’t check usernames and did think you were the same person!

I think we’re more or less on the same page given the extra context

People know I’m often not timely with message responses

If they’re not cool with that, they probably self selected out of being my friend

I think you’re missing the point a bit.

In modern audio production, there’s nearly always a laptop or something involved. The alternative approach is known as a “no computer”/“DAW-less” approach, where you replace everything a computer would be doing, with outboard hardware.

Also worth highlighting It’s not necessarily about being 100% analog. For example, at the end of the day a eurorack trigger signal is obviously digital by nature, but it’s also nothing to do with a computer. You only need a couple of transistors, resistors and a capacitor to make a square wave oscillator after all

The screen you’re pointing out is part of an Arturia BeatStep Pro which is a MIDI controller. It is also probably the only thing in his rig pictured that comes close to that. Most of the modules in the rig have build videos on his channel, and you can see they are not dressed up raspberry pis or anything like that, and basically all analog components.

Now sure you could fence out a minimum viable computer definition that allows you to call anything with a microcontroller a computer, but you’d be including things like TV remote controls, car keys and microwave ovens.

I gotta ask where the idea for this one came from

Not just the US government, anyone has been able to do this for years