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Hey Y'all! We’re having a Live Q&A with @pbsdigitalstudios‘ (PBS Idea Channel) writer/host @mikerugnetta next Tuesday, September 12 starting at 12pm CDT on our YouTube channel. SEE YOU THERE! 🤓
It me! Come hang out tomorrow afternoon!
FYI - I’m hosting this TODAY! Come check it out!
Today! At 1pm ET / 12 noon CT - Dylan and I are gonna hang out and chat Idea Channel, PBS, internet and other related stuff. Come say hey!
(via dylmanmegamix)
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Hey Y'all! We’re having a Live Q&A with @pbsdigitalstudios‘ (PBS Idea Channel) writer/host @mikerugnetta next Tuesday, September 12 starting at 12pm CDT on our YouTube channel. SEE YOU THERE! 🤓
It me! Come hang out tomorrow afternoon!
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The very first computer bug is 70 years old
American engineers have been calling small flaws in machines “bugs” for over a century. Thomas Edison talked about bugs in electrical circuits in the 1870s. When the first computers were built during the early 1940s, people working on them found bugs in both the hardware of the machines and in the programs that ran them.
In 1947, engineers working on the Mark II computer at Harvard University found a moth stuck in one of the components. They taped the insect in their logbook and labeled it “first actual case of bug being found.” The words “bug” and “debug” soon became a standard part of the language of computer programmers.
(Source: americanhistory.si.edu, via prostheticknowledge)
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ikkaruja asked:
So you've started uploading Reasonably Sound to YouTube and I was wondering: what's the appropriate way to use the comments section? Because one of the (many) things I loved about Idea Channel was the conversation that took place in comments, and I would love to continue that kind of discussion about RS now that YT comments support that (Soundcloud didn't). Is discussion in comments something you'd encourage/be okay with? Even though these are old episodes?
Yes! Please, by all means! I can’t promise that there will be the same comment-response segments as were in Idea Channel but I would love to figure out how to have a larger conversation around Reasonably Sound episodes.
FWIW - you should be able to leave comments on RS’s SC posts, but also at reasonablysound.com every episode post should have a DISQUS thread below it. This is sorta the problem with podcasts, though - since there’s not one place to listen, the conversation ends up getting spread all over the place. Someone also made a reasonably sound subreddit a couple years ago but its, uhhh… sorta sad.
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harm0niia asked:
Saw on Instagram you have an sq10. How are you liking it? Thinking I may want to get one for my ms20-mini, but stuck between that and an arturia beatstep pro. Thoughts?
The sq01 is super fun and has some really nice tricks up its sleeve for a tiny box but it’s still very much a $100 sequencer. I got it to have something outside of my modular rig to throw in my bag, but if you’re gonna put it on stage or use it in a studio to sync with other gear… before long you’re gonna wish you had just saved up a little extra cash and got the BSpro I think (which I haven’t used, but I have a friend who loooooves theirs).
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Anonymous asked:Mike! I know you love experimental electronic music so much; I just stumbled upon that one of the contestants in So You Think You Can Dance, Logan Hernandez, danced in the tune of AGF (YouTube video ID: 38-Xjei5Ccw) and Domenico Sciajno & Thomas Lehn (YouTube video ID: VxNjqFD1mp0). The guy's an amazing dancer.
Oh my stars! Never would I have expected to hear those folks on FOX broadcast! And daaaaaannnngggg this dude can move! Everyone should watch these. Thanks for sharing!
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