I’m not there. You might try a forum like Audiokarma.

Don’t toss the Technics reciever either.

If I’ve learned anything from GTA… just drive the news van around and hit pedestrians until you make budget.

I was under the impression thar’s what the mid-grade petrol was for; it had a high-enough octane factor to be non-knocking in engines designed for leaded.

What specific inks are you using?

I’ve gotten surprisingly decent results with dry-erase marker ink on a cheapo 1.5w laser, but the black is by 10x the best colour at adhesion. Would love to expand the palette.

Why would you want to turn back?

ARM was designed because the 6502 was approaching end of viability, and Acorn (the maker of the BBC Microcomputer) needed a next-gen product. At the time, RISC was the trendy thing, and I suspect the 286 and 68000 were too expensive to adapt for their products; they weren’t pushing £5000+ workstations like IBM or Unix vendors.

It was light and small because they had a small team; low power was a happy accident.

And before that, a bad firmware flash could garble the MAC.

And before that, a bad firmware flash could garble the MAC.

So next they’ll use AI-generated infantry?

Xbps on Void does it for sure.

What’s sickening is that in some sense, this could be a way to solve a lot of legal hassles in one fell swoop. They get a predictable rate card, and then there’s a clearly defined legal window for generative-AI products, saving decades of fights in the courts.

But it won’t ever be that. The rights industry will never be satisfied, and it will just be the foot in the door to ever higher fees and restrictions. This is exactly the same fiasco as blank-media levies: they never fully evolved into a full “you paid once” sanction for free copying, so all it did was become a tax for a specific private beneficiary.

I believe “headpats” is the only valid answer.

She may also need an elecyrical socket.