The first part is making fun of the abundance of competing streaming services with silly names. The second part highlites that despite their big numbers, they all still fucking suck and it's nigh impossible to legally watch shows anymore
You are correct, you can do a lot of stuff in Linux already, but not everything. If you're just starting it may not be that big of a problem, but if you're already accustomed to certain tools, switching to an alternative may be very troublesome, especially if you have paying customers for this type of stuff and risk missing the deadlines or delivering an inferior result because the alternative isn't as good yet or the compatibility layer decides to break at the most inconvenient moment.
Also I don't know about DACs, but from my understanding it's a coin toss whether the audio interfaces will work properly on linux, snd sometimes you need to record stuff. I haven't seen any big manufacturer providing linux drivers for the interfaces, and AFAIK some pro-level interfaces only work only with the proprietary drivers. Again, not that big of a hurdle if you're just starting, but if you already paid 1000$ for an interface and it turns out to be incompatible, it's a bummer, to say the least
Well, mac is the best, but windows isn't that far behind in this niche. And yeah, I'm not throwing away my Ryzen 7700/RTX3060 build and spending one fuckton on mac hardware just to get rid of windows, thank you
I use Reaper, and Reaper itself works fine. It also has native support for Linux. I will try this specific cracked version of Izotope though, thanks. Hopefully I'll have better luck with this version than with the one I tried before
Audio production/editing. You can switch to mac but not to linux at the moment. Well, you can do on linux like 80% of what you can on windows by using Wine, but certain apps and plugins are incompatible right now. The one that holds me back is Izotope RX suite, which is a de-facto standard for audio restoration/clean-up, and it's all because of their drm (even the cracked versions have the drm merely bypassed, but it still crashes during the initialization, at least it was like that when I last tried it a couple of months ago).
Most likely, considering the context, yes. But there were posters made during WWII with the slogan "Ждем с победой" ("Waiting for [you to return bringing] victory" or something like that. Here's one by Nina Nikolayevna Vatolina, for example, maybe there were more).
The poster says "с Победой!", literally "With the Victory". Most likely relates to the victory in WWII in some way, either awaiting it or congratulating on it.
There's also a soviet film The Very Same Munchhausen, from 1979. It's in two parts on YouTube with english subs
The first part is making fun of the abundance of competing streaming services with silly names. The second part highlites that despite their big numbers, they all still fucking suck and it's nigh impossible to legally watch shows anymore
I thought along the lines of "Programmers with more knowledge and experience give less fucks about civility in the code comments"
Yes
No, it's the latest OVA, released on DVD literally yesterday
She balin on my 150mg till she prega
I can tolerate most pests, even cockroaches, but I draw the line at bedbugs. Don't care if they have any purpose, just fuck them
You are correct, you can do a lot of stuff in Linux already, but not everything. If you're just starting it may not be that big of a problem, but if you're already accustomed to certain tools, switching to an alternative may be very troublesome, especially if you have paying customers for this type of stuff and risk missing the deadlines or delivering an inferior result because the alternative isn't as good yet or the compatibility layer decides to break at the most inconvenient moment.
Also I don't know about DACs, but from my understanding it's a coin toss whether the audio interfaces will work properly on linux, snd sometimes you need to record stuff. I haven't seen any big manufacturer providing linux drivers for the interfaces, and AFAIK some pro-level interfaces only work only with the proprietary drivers. Again, not that big of a hurdle if you're just starting, but if you already paid 1000$ for an interface and it turns out to be incompatible, it's a bummer, to say the least
Well, mac is the best, but windows isn't that far behind in this niche. And yeah, I'm not throwing away my Ryzen 7700/RTX3060 build and spending one fuckton on mac hardware just to get rid of windows, thank you
I use Reaper, and Reaper itself works fine. It also has native support for Linux. I will try this specific cracked version of Izotope though, thanks. Hopefully I'll have better luck with this version than with the one I tried before
Audio production/editing. You can switch to mac but not to linux at the moment. Well, you can do on linux like 80% of what you can on windows by using Wine, but certain apps and plugins are incompatible right now. The one that holds me back is Izotope RX suite, which is a de-facto standard for audio restoration/clean-up, and it's all because of their drm (even the cracked versions have the drm merely bypassed, but it still crashes during the initialization, at least it was like that when I last tried it a couple of months ago).
And the monitor with extra pixels on the right side will obviously have a different name
In other words, it's the voter's duty to perform a communist revolution. How well are you personally performing your duty, comrade?
Shhh, I know, but I wanted to hear some of that guy's excuses
Wait, so Trump imposed tariffs that are disadvatnageous to the other countries and thought that there won't be any retaliation? Is he that stupid?
Most likely, considering the context, yes. But there were posters made during WWII with the slogan "Ждем с победой" ("Waiting for [you to return bringing] victory" or something like that. Here's one by Nina Nikolayevna Vatolina, for example, maybe there were more).
But it's not like it really matters lol
The poster says "с Победой!", literally "With the Victory". Most likely relates to the victory in WWII in some way, either awaiting it or congratulating on it.