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Comment · 5 days ago
I miss E16
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Comment · 1 month ago
PiPedal is awesome
Comment · 3 months ago
Back in the early 2000s, I had an old salvaged Power Macintosh 8100AV running MkLinux. It served as my personal bastion host, and I also used it to run a few lightweight services, like BitchX or FTP.
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If you're interested in this topic, here are a few projects I found particularly interesting :

LTSpice Guitar Pedals : A collection of LTspice simulations of classic guitar pedals, useful for studying, modifying, and experimenting with analog circuits. https://github.com/cushychicken/ltspice-guitar-pedals

spiceAmp : An analog guitar amplifier simulator based on SPICE, designed to model tube amp circuits with high fidelity. https://github.com/olegkapitonov/spiceAmp

LiveSPICE : A real-time SPICE circuit simulator that lets you play audio through virtual analog circuits, making it possible to prototype and audition pedals and amplifiers interactively. https://github.com/dsharlet/LiveSPICE

Comment · 3 months ago
Of course ! By the way, I'd love to see more HN posts about NAM. I've been following the project since day one, and it's been an absolute game changer for guitar amp modeling. It's genuinely exciting to see an open-source project have such a profound impact on the entire industry,not just modelers but software plugins and hardware solutions
Comment · 3 months ago
It's "Putain de bordel de merde !"
Comment · 4 months ago
Europe is finally breaking with America ? At least this time, nobody has to try invading France first ^^
Comment · 6 months ago
e16 was truly unique... honestly the best Linux desktop ever made !
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Comment · 10 months ago
My Orange Pi RV2 sucks :( The available distros, drivers, kernel, and tools do work, but they’re crappy, and poorly maintained. There’s no support and very little documentation, which is a real shame. From a hardware point of view, it’s a nice board and when I properly compiled some softwares myself I actually got really interesting performance, but it was a pain in the ass. So I ended up buying a Raspberry Pi 4, much better supported and documented.
Comment · 11 months ago
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