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A Call For Humor!

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Mutable Instruments: release their popular oscillator algorithms as open source

Everyone and their mum:

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I continue to grieve the loss of the BBC Wobbulator web page. :(


more to the point, their on line, umm, synthesized Wobbulator.

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Just a screenshot. :(
 
The Muppets in the example are open source entities. This is not Oscar and Big Bird which are to this day slaves to NDA.
Ask Gloria Albright about Bert and Ernie- Can't say NDA.
Obligatory in the context:


I continue to grieve the loss of the BBC Wobbulator web page. :(


more to the point, their on line, umm, synthesized Wobbulator.

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Just a screenshot. :(

Is the demo used in this one the Wobbulator by any chance? :eek:

 
I continue to grieve the loss of the BBC Wobbulator web page. :(


more to the point, their on line, umm, synthesized Wobbulator.

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Just a screenshot. :(
Is this the root of Apple's Sculpture in Logic Pro?
If it is, I'm thankful.
[edit] I'm thankful regardless
 

In preparation for the decommissioning ceremony for the USS Enterprise NCC-1701D, we have the exceptional honor of being escorted by one of the newly re-engined Federation ships...the B-52X.​

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[For those outside the US, the US Air Force is one more time going to install more modern engines
on the B-52 fleet. The newest B-52 was built in 1962.]
 
[For those outside the US, the US Air Force is one more time going to install more modern engines
on the B-52 fleet. The newest B-52 was built in 1962.]


While only a casual observer of US military boondoggles I would suggest this would have to be the one and only time the US military post WWII has gotten value for money from any project.

Maybe other early stuff like the X15 also was value for money especially as an R&D platform.

Peter
 
For some, even more - on both sides of the "iron curtain". And now, I even have the impression of living after the West, a.k.a. the free world...
My grandpa lived in four different German states, each with a completely different system. Without even moving. It's wild when you think about it.
 
My grandpa lived in four different German states, each with a completely different system. Without even moving. It's wild when you think about it.
My German history: Mecklenburg (East), with some shopping trips to West Berlin, then Ulm (soon after reunification) - border between Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, then Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (West). Between all this, "2,5" system changes in Poland. Makes me feel old as sin. :)
 
My German history: Mecklenburg (East), with some shopping trips to West Berlin, then Ulm (soon after reunification) - border between Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, then Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (West). Between all this, "2,5" system changes in Poland. Makes me feel old as sin. :)
All those regions are more or less different cultures, with their own nasty food, silly dances, and weird languages. :D
 
All those regions are more or less different cultures, with their own nasty food, silly dances, and weird languages. :D
A little anecdote: I came to a Munich hotel (1995 or so?) and while parking my car (with Polish number plates), saw an older lady in the reception looking at me sceptically... So I went inside and said "Grüß Gott, anmelde möcht I mi". She: "Und Sie sind, bitte..." Me: "a Saupreiß, a polnischer" and handed her my Polish passport. Her facial expression was "priceless" :)
 
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