So I'll post my own question, guessing what the post was supposed to be: I'm in the market for a digital multitrack, but since I'll be recording my wife's voice, a guitar and keyboard, I shouldn't need more than four tracks. I've seen lots of expensive digital 8-track and 16-track recorders, but a simple, high-quality digital equivalent of the old casette four-tracks (we own one of the casette types) would be really nice and would save some money. So what do people recommend?
Something off this page. From what you're asking, the Delta 66 may be the right one. Don't waste your time with cassettes, digital or not, when for about the same price, you get 6 in/6 out, and virtually unlimited tracks in software (CoolEdit, Cubase, etc.).
That would be xv. Slackware distributed it until at least version 7, and maybe they still do.
I've yet to meet anyone who's registered it, though...
It's still there as late as Slackware 9 beta. I have no statistics on registrations, other than I won't be registering it (or probably ever using it)...
It reminds me of the planet Gaia in the later Foundation books of Asimov. Memories stored in all living things and in the very planet down to the molten core.
Your 19th century thinking intrigues me. You're just kidding and/or trolling, right?
I'm reminded of a quote from the great Douglas Adams:
It is an important and popular fact that things are not always what they seem. For instance, on the planet Earth, man had always assumed that he was more intelligent than dolphins because he had achieved so much -- the wheel, New York, wars and so on -- whilst all the dolphins had ever done was muck about in the water having a good time. But conversely, the dolphins had always believed that they were far more intelligent than man -- for precisely the same reasons.
The district is 30+ mil in the red but they've got the lawyers knocking on my door."
No wonder they're so far in the red, with lawyers making house calls. Around here, the lawyers just send letters.
Oh, yea...you may wanna put a dislaimer on your site mentioning that it is just a parody, not to be confused with the real Seattle School District site. (Maybe put a goatse.cx link somewhere on there, too. That'll put some color back into the bloodless faces of the school board members.)
The NY Times link is a redirect to http://goatse.cx, which some people think should be modded as "Troll", when it is really just "Redundant" or "Offtopic" (though some may find goatse.cx "Interesting").
....anyone know his address? I'd like to send him a pizza, curry, chinese, thai, etc. delivery every night too.
You're only hurting Anthony, Prasad, Tom (all Chinese restaurant owners are named "Tom" for some reason) and Pitak, since they're the ones who will end up eating (no pun intended) the cost of the food.
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You truly are a nerd among nerds.
Always. Shostakovich, too.
Speak for yourself.
Do you think saying "Do you think saying that makes you cool?" makes you cool?
Someone's been watching too much Futurama.
Maybe you need to talk to the Dance Man?
No, my friend, all you need is love.
Hmmm, and I thought they compared them to VW Bugs because that's all scientists can afford to drive.
I prefer the taste of real, creamy butter on my laptop.
Aspirin, bundt cake, cellophane, corn flakes, dry ice, escalator, harmonica, high octane, kerosene, lanolin, linoleum, milk of magnesia, mimeograph, nylon, raisin bran, shredded wheat, thermos, trampoline and yo-yo, to name a few.
Something off this page. From what you're asking, the Delta 66 may be the right one. Don't waste your time with cassettes, digital or not, when for about the same price, you get 6 in/6 out, and virtually unlimited tracks in software (CoolEdit, Cubase, etc.).
I'm in. I'll take care of abandoning the Sourceforge site.
Thinking outside the box is so in the box anymore.
More importantly, "viruses" is plural for virus, not "virii".
I dunno....I still measure everything in football fields.
It's no wonder the Germans won the war
It's still there as late as Slackware 9 beta. I have no statistics on registrations, other than I won't be registering it (or probably ever using it)...
It reminds me of the planet Gaia in the later Foundation books of Asimov. Memories stored in all living things and in the very planet down to the molten core.
Your 19th century thinking intrigues me. You're just kidding and/or trolling, right?
I'm reminded of a quote from the great Douglas Adams:
No wonder they're so far in the red, with lawyers making house calls. Around here, the lawyers just send letters.
Oh, yea...you may wanna put a dislaimer on your site mentioning that it is just a parody, not to be confused with the real Seattle School District site. (Maybe put a goatse.cx link somewhere on there, too. That'll put some color back into the bloodless faces of the school board members.)
I think beating the crap out of them will result in a more immediate and desirable outcome.
I believe it originated with the Russian-turned-American comedian Yakov Smirnoff, who also gave us the famous quote "What a country!".
The NY Times link is a redirect to http://goatse.cx, which some people think should be modded as "Troll", when it is really just "Redundant" or "Offtopic" (though some may find goatse.cx "Interesting").
You're only hurting Anthony, Prasad, Tom (all Chinese restaurant owners are named "Tom" for some reason) and Pitak, since they're the ones who will end up eating (no pun intended) the cost of the food.