MIDI is the best protocol.MIDI thread
>>76703710Not that old a synth, and wouldn't help. I have a small Korg MIDI keyboard (marketed for laptop production), but the only actual output is a USB cable, and I want to interface it with my soundcanvas which needs a MIDI In
>>76703787if you have an audio interface that might have MIDI out on it and you can just arm and monitor a MIDI track to output to your synth
>>76703778There is a good argument that OSC is better for software, with the infinite range of different "address-style" messages it sends you can make use of anything with a simple enough config file or bit of shim code.But that is a weakness with separate hardware, as it will not necessarily know what to do with messages from devices it hasn't been designed for. At least with the limited selection of MIDI events, you have a known list to respond to.And with MIDI 2.0, the archaic trap of 7-bit control space is gone >>76703751 - at least it will in the next generation of hardware, and will remain compatible with MIDI 1.0 devices.
>>76703903>But that is a weakness with separate hardware, as it will not necessarily know what to do with messages from devices it hasn't been designed for.>At least with the limited selection of MIDI events, you have a known list to respond to.not necessarily
'ate CV'ate OSC'ate soft synthsluv me FM synthsluv me Renoiseluv me MIDISimple as
Why aren't you encrypting your drives, /g/?
>>76702956nowhy would it be?
>>76697000rent free
>>76692152How do I encrypt a linux os run in ram? Like ubuntu or tiny core.
>>76692152im not a pedo
>>76692152...but i doim surprised tho that the other retards dontits basically the reason i dont use debiani literally cant get root encryption with swap encryption workinghad no problem on arch tho...
Let's say I want to always jump to default case, what do I change ja instruction to?
>>76702674seems like it, sadly doesn't work, probably some signing bullshit
>>76703655jmp is unconditional jump so if you program failed after this mod you might have other problem like integrity checks (hash verification, signing...)
>>76703690it actually works if i attach it to debugger, so that's probably it
>>76702657You have to check the value in rax, since its a jump table.The default case is just 0 so you should change rax to the case you want to jump to.
>>76703690It's possible to replace signature with your own, modified program works without lldb now. Domo for help.https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/64408/can-you-disable-a-code-signature-check>>76703967I would like to try this but I don't see pattern when I compare rax registers in hex.
I want to learn java. I have no prior coding experience. How do I become a master
>>76704142Learn C
>>76704142you need to code
>>76704142Java's pretty hard to fuck up, except the build systems.
DURGA SIRDo the needful and watch my YouTube lessons
>>76704142Learn from the best.
Homescreen bread
>>76701561Brave is for adblock since blockada messes up some of my apps
>>76695405r8
nothing more
>>76702944what icon pack?
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/04/18/nigerian-prince-scams-still-rake-in-over-700000-dollars-a-year.html>2020>americans still fall for nigerian prince email scams
>>76704128>Tfw could have been rich as a prince just pretending to be a Nigerian prince
>b-b-but C doesn't need package management we got pkg-config!Is this the biggest cope of an average cnile
Literally anything plus windows is a fucking tragedy lol.
Use vcpkg
>>76701067do you know lua? (I know we're not getting away from the meme of needing to know another language just to make your fucking language work)but you could use premake(5) and do some simple scripting there to auto gen solutions for whatever platform you want, assuming its msvc or make + other supported shit
Ya I get the author's pain. For better or worse, cmake is basically the best c and c++ build tool out there and it just works for the most part. As long as they define install(), you can even just externalproject_add it and be done without doing shit. At this point I'd rather use literally anything else, but with corp and foss legacy bullshit you're still forced into this nightmare shit.
>>76703533When Firefox switches to Blink we're all gonna have a laugh
Hey guys, are you too used to typing "clear" in the Linux terminal, and accidentally do the same in the Windows Command Prompt?I know I do, and I like the option to have both "cls" and "clear" like in Powershell while in CMD.To do this, simply create a "clear.cmd" file somewhere you won't delete it, like in "My Documents", open up the file in a text editor and type in it:@clsNow add the directory to your Environment Variable "Path" and you're good to go.
>>76703093That's gotta be the dumbest thing I've read all day, congrats.
>>76702859no, i never type 'clear' because i know about ctrl+L
>>76703029WTF I think i just deleted my home directory, where's the trash can?
If you ever have to use the terminal, it means the developer has fucked up. A modern, well-designed system should have no command line at all.
i always do the same with ls
>firefox tearing and lagging while gaming on linuxeven if i force acceleration the whole operating system lags while windows runs smoothly
>>76703361then could it be the cpu (both gpu and cpu temperatures are fine)?, this would explain why stuff under gpu acceleration works and why the file manager just lags. on kde neon having a virtual machine running and converting with ffmpeg would stuck them both
>>76703387Oh you may be onto something, but I have no experience there. I would assume if it powers the GPU it could power the CPU but perhaps google and see what people who have had underpowered PSUs have noticed with their systems.
>>76703474that could actually be, imma search
>>76703474apparently if it really was the psu either the cpu or the gpu would drop their usage unexpectedly or the computer would just turn off randomly. it looks like this wouldn't be the case
>>76703176nVidia doesn't support wayland
What the FUCK is its problem?
>>76700339Go to bed, David.
>>76700339MACTODDLERS BTFO
>>76702420baste
>>76702420boku no satan
>>76701917no you
>it's it's it's for the environment goy
>>76703010>no argument
>>76690342Fuck environmentalists for fighting against CRTs and physical copies. They deserve to be publicly executed
>everyone in these threads post same "itoddlers btfo" images>nothing will be said when every Android OEM does the exact same thing as Apple in a few months
How will Android OEMs cope with the 5.4" iphone? Apple will have the 2 best small phones on the market.
>>76690364fpbp
Conceptualize a hypothetical distro here and let others judge it. Name: FamiliarityBased on Manjaro Description: Manjaro based distro that has a long term 2 year supported desktop environment. (GNOME, KDE, Cinnamon, only) Familiarity is a linux distro based on Manjaro with it's key difference is having a long term supported desktop environment. GNOME, KDE, Cinnamon will stay on a fixed stable version, while the rest of the software on the OS continues to follow Arch's rolling release and the AUR. This will give the user up to date software and a familiar user interface. Other DE's such as mate and xfce have been discluded because they have little history of plugin or theme breaking changes.The Familiarity team will have to maintain stable releases of cinnamon, gnome and KDE for two years as well as a repo that contains the plugins. Would anyone use this distro, considering it's literally a reverse concept of KDE neon?
>>76703202Making the logo as we speak.
>>76703202>Conceptualize a hypothetical distro Imagine a giant penis flying towards your mouth, and there's nothing you can do about it. And you're like "Oh man, I'm gonna have to suck this thing", and you brace yourself to suck this giant penis. But then, at the last moment, it changes trajectory and hits you in the eye. You think to yourself "Well, at least I got that out of the way", but then the giant penis rears back and stabs your eye again, and again, and again. Eventually, this giant penis is penetrating your gray matter, and you begin to lose control of your motor skills. That's when the giant penis slaps you across the cheek, causing you to fall out of your chair. Unable to move and at your most vulnerable, the giant penis finally lodges itself in your anus, where it rests uncomfortably for 4, maybe 5 hours. That's what using this distro is like.
I'm sad my thread shit the bed.
>>76703350Spbp
The Linux Foundation doesn't use Linux as a desktop OS.How do you cope with this, Linux users?
>>76664705
>>76700415no
>>76700415No, macOS is the operating system the linux app runs on.
>>76664404i dont because it doesnt matter
>>76664404>>76664694we got too cocky linbros
https://www.invidio.us/watch?v=tx2v0Y9Ci7IHe's fuckin based.
>>76703834lurk more newfag
>>76696408Guys got a real issue with Jews for some reason
MENTAL OUTLAW IS BLACK?MIND FUCKING BLOWN.HOLY BASED
>>76703899Every white man is technically a jew. They just forgot that they used to be one thousands of years ago.The ones in modernity that you think of from the books are a different kind.
>>76696408>basedMore like uncle tom pet house nigger. This guy is definitely right about the virtue signalling and empty gesturing by FAGMAN but his comparison of serfdom and slavery was fucking retarded.
Its just so damn comfy. Its not gaming that keeps me on Windows, it's C# and Visual Studio, comfy as fuark.>TelemetaryI own a smart phone and have social media>FreedomI have an internet connection and a processor post duo core 2.Not trolling but I still dont understand why I should use Linux apart from its fun to play with.
>>76703204There are approximately 0.2 people on the entire planet who give a shit about running .net on BSD
>>76703228Therefore java is clearly better.
>>76703062dito
>>76701995Well, that's true if you've only programmed for homework. Now, fuck off.>>76699045I've been in the same boat for a very long time. Figured I've been working on backend code almost exclusively for a very long time, haven't created a C# GUI app in months and decided I can live without it.I do still have my Windows partition but I haven't had the need for VS in a very long time. I still kind of hope it will come to linux one day, but I'm not too hopeful.
>>76700021>not using spanish punctuationkeep studying crotches, gringo
