just_another_person

Can't tell if this is for real.

You are beyond stupid.

At what point do you just give up?

Bit transparent there, huh?

It's a dead industry to an economy that doesn't need it anymore. The same way you don't kill your chicken, produce your own oil, make your own shoes, shoelaces, clothes...etc. That's how the imbalance of economies work.

What you don't understand is that Trump knows this, and he cultivated both hope AND fear in enough people to get him into office. His end goal is to force you into buying dumb shit that is made better elsewhere because him and his cronies can't sell it elsewhere for profit, and they own all of it. He's literally trying to force you into paying money to people who own dead resources.

Trump is the guy walking up to you on the street asking you to buy the watches he just "found in a dumpster". I'm sorry you had to find out this way.

Jesus fucking Christ. Can you dress these Trump-loving assholes up in different clothes already? This is alt-right dipshittery that is "JUST ASKING QUESTIONS" all over again.

Be more mindful of the dumb shit you watch online, and stop posting this crap. Stop doing exactly what they want you to do.

Have any metrics on your heat? Dmesg logs? Power? Minutes of freezing certainly seems like a heat problem, but could also be a device going offline until power is restored.

Sorry, I can't hear you. WHAT???

I expect these attacks to immediately increase. What idiocy.

Any software that accepts MIDI as input will work with physical devices that output MIDI. That's the whole thing there.

I think what you're asking about is an input device that can map to whatever software you want to run, and this should be ALMOST and USB device that has uses a generic HID interface.

If you're talking specifically about a mixer built for purpose, that doesn't fall into either of the above categories if you want the sound processing to happen in software. You probably want something that does the DAC and then inputs to your machine maybe?

If not, check this out, then go looking for any device that will emit HID events as output, and you can turn anything into what you want. Numpads, extra mouse, touchpads, maybe a Korg device (well known to work under Linux).

Man, so many things, so will just make a list:

• Chicken Soup
• Pasta of the non-spaghet variety. Baked dishes work great
• Ramen
• Split pea soup
• Mac and cheese: hear me out. An ENTIRE head or two of broccoli will go into a well-made MnC that kids won't even think trice about. Also peas and spinach.
• Green Bean casserole
• Roasted beets or carrots, but drizzle with a tiny bit of maple syrup to finish
• Hummus plate (this is debatable, but kids seem to love it)
• Corn on the cob

Honestly though, if you make a good broth and just dump a LOAD of veggies in, kids will probably enjoy it. Even if they eat around the actual veggies pieces, they're still getting a solid infusion of nutrients from all the veg in everything else.

I believe it's showing the payload only for the portions needed to download and run. Flatpaks may have other dependencies that are met by other installs, and won't redownload what is already present afaik.

So if Minetest as a full install is 1.6MB, but you already have all the other dependency pieces already installed, it just downloads the 5.8KB missing, meaning the runtime of Minetest is that 5.8, and the rest is dependencies.