I'm honestly not positive where it came from because I have an absolutely massive SVG file of hardware images, logos, and graphics for this project. There absolutely are images from that site in the collection

In my project, I'm covering this one. But Steinberg is also kind of a huge deal in digital music in general so I doubt you'd forget if it was this one.

Oh I meant the MIDI interface for your Amiga. Did you mean that you adapted the Acorn midi interface for Amiga?

Do you remember what model/brand the one for your Amiga was? But that's awesome that your Casio still works. I often wonder about modern electronics, and how they will hold up over decades. My Bose Companion

Sequential Circuits debuted the MIDI standard in 1982 with their Prophet 600 synth. The first interface was released by Sequential the same year for the Commodore 64 computer. The Yamaha CX5M was the first

Oe interesting theory I heard was that this was a way for China to give a massive financial injection to North Korea without violating US sanctions.

Why do they steal them if they cannot turn them into assets or fiat currency somehow?

Yes I understand that they are separate situations, but I thought perhaps maybe they were driven by a similar underlying thing. Clearly not if there are plenty of young people. You mentioned being part

You mention being the Sandwich Generation upon which the elders above you rely. Just curious, do you know what the birth rates are like in Indonesia? In a lot of the world they are down. Replacement rate

Yeah, and with the Bitby job there's more detailed information where they got into the laptop via a supply-chain-attack which is kind of like a long-con or long-game. I covered this a while back about

Yes, but that's probably also why North Korea is the home of this collective. Also, I would think it's possible to move the funds onto a private wallet and maybe somehow bring them back onto the chain

Well Binance claims they will cover all the losses, and they appear to have the funds to so. So there's a positive there.

Binance claims they are going to make everyone whole. They supposedly have $100 billion at their disposal.

Well, my guess is that the container they were operating in was the service that has final approval on something like that. After all, they transferred other people's money. I'm sure there were people

And how prophetic that today Binance was hacked. Ironically, the stable-coins are supposedly recoverable? But BTC not so much. I'm not sure about Ethereum. Supposedly there's a lot of hacks happening that

People generally don't understand economics. I know way too late in my life did I start to pay real attention. In the USA school system for all the subjects you're forced to learn; they teach you virtually

My thoughts with those things are that you could use another sequencer and pads. Pads could be a MIDI controller, and the sequencer could even be software. Granted, I don't have time on the real deal so

Yeah, I can completely agree that none of it is logical. When someone dies and passes on their wealth to their kids or whomever; it's insane that any money is owed. There are so many of these

I kind of figured that might be how it works, but honestly trading one coin for another one doesn't make much sense either since you didn't liquidate the asset into capital/currency. At the time of the

Thank you. I kind of figured that would be the case. If you take your crypto off an exchange do you have to pay the govt? I had a friend who was trading in crypto and stocks, and he ended up owing a bunch