I think it’s funny. There’s an American trope of young boys getting a Davy Crockett hat for Christmas. The joke is that this is the first time it happened, with the actual hat of Davy Crockett.
Lots of ways to track besides cookies. There are many ways you can fingerprint a user. It’s actually pretty hard to not have a unique fingerprint on the Internet.
It’s just text but I’m sure I’m underestimating it, especially at social media scale.
Anyone smarter than me know how much storage (I assume that’s most of the problem) overhead we’re talking with a version control system?
Given, we may not have a version control system that is appropriately designed for social media yet, so pre-existing software like git might not be efficient.
I prefer hyphens. Dots for file extensions only. Not really an issue in 2023 but it used to cause problems and I’m in the habit now. Pretty sure my hyphen habit comes from web development.
The world of music production is dominated by Apple with Windows running a distant second. Thanks to DAWs like Reaper and open source plung-ins constantly being developed, music production on Linux doesn’t seem like such a crazy idea anymore.
Part of the problem extended beyond software. Back when I got into recording, FireWire was necessary for the data bandwidth and it was standard on Macs. I had to install a card to work with my recording interface on Windows.
On a side note, been using Reaper for years and it has been great as a hobbyist option. I understand why any professional would use something like ProTools instead, though.
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The world of music production is dominated by Apple with Windows running a distant second. Thanks to DAWs like Reaper and open source plung-ins constantly being developed, music production on Linux doesn’t seem like such a crazy idea anymore.