I’m not using it but since it’s free you might as well give it a go. I’ve heard excellent things about Bitwig in Linux and even took it for a spin. It was nice, but no better than on Windows.
Myself, I used to use Reason on Windows, these days I’m DAWless mostly.
Have you considered LMMS? I think it’s exactly what you’re looking for. Extensive manual, free, open source, made for Linux, focuses on doing the basics well
Any site that generates content can choose to create an RSS feed. Essentially it’s a link to which the site can push new stories.
You need an RSS client. Good news! There are a lot of free ones (and open source, too!).
The pro’s of RSS:
The cons:
Superfast Jellyfish by Gorillaz
It’s wholly possible these people are not bothered by loud noises. I have neighbors and especially their kids seem to have no clue what an inside voice is, how far bass travels or how to walk down stairs.
They shout, they blast music, they fall down stairs.
If I did that as a kid, my dad would tell me to cut it out. And I think that’s the key difference. You’re either raised to be considerate of others, or you’re not. And if you’re the considerate type, most likely you’ll go out of your way because you don’t want them to be bothered by you while they might not even register if you happen to fall down the stairs or fire a cannon indoors.
I used to be really careful with watching tv at certain hours, or announcing to my neighbors of I was going to have people over. It took me a while but I now don’t even really care if they hear me anymore. Because even if they do, it’s unlikely they’ll be bothered as much as I am when their preteen kids shout that they don’t want to go to bed at 10:30 PM when I’m trying to sleep.
I’m not familiar with how malware like that masks but you can pretty much find any traffic with a tool like WireShark. It’s just a matter of finding out how processes recreate themselves once killed.
If something lives in the storage of your router, specifically, I’d see about formatting the storage and flashing new firmware. As you stated, that may not solve anything.
Regardless of how they enter and what is installed where, once it’s inside your home network it can pretty much access anything. If you wanna be fully secure you’d need a firewall and just block any traffic you don’t specifically whitelist. As you can imagine, this is cumbersome.
Are you worried that something has infected your network devices? Do you have any reason to suspect something? In some countries, ISPs do some passive monitoring on what goes in and out of your home and if they see anything untoward they’ll disable that bridge device and notify you.
It shouldn’t really be the purpose of Big Tech either. It’s fairly difficult to define freedom if it takes the form of exploitation of human behavior for profit. Social media is little more than an addictive ad delivery system.
Yes only deport the other illegals, not the ones I know and love.
No humans are illegal, it’s sad how selfish people are these days
In advertising as well. I noticed quite an uptick in the ‘annoyance’ factor of tv and radio ads somewhere between 2005 and 2010. People were more likely to discuss bad ads, or ads with a quirk of some kind. Hate is an easier strong emotion to coerce with an ad so they fully went with it and somehow the negative attention equalled more sales.
It’s hard to imagine some business exec coming up with this research, it’s more likely a team of psychology majors who would rather earn more money than actually help people.
It’s so weird that these days you have to almost bring a note from your doctor if you don’t want a constant barrage of sensory overload
It’s probably due to some cultural differences but the meat on a spin unit is called döner kebab here. Shoarma is little strips of pork with a certain herb on it. It’s more like gyros in a way.
Shoarma is popular in my country on pizzas. I was never a fan but it grew on me.
To me, shared experience is always an easy ice breaker. Stuff like mainstream media is a quick win. And yeah, sometimes if people are a bit more underground or indie as far as their media is concerned grants them an image of having a distinct personality, but that usually only works if they’re socially strong and have other stuff they can connect with other people over.
I’m not saying you should consume anything that gets promoted massively, but keeping an eye on what’s popular and seeing if anything floats your boat might give you an easier time striking up a conversation with someone.
I used to be really dismissive of anything with a huge advertising budget. If something gets promoted everywhere all the time, it’s unlikely I’d give it a chance. Somehow I felt more interesting than others because of this. Turns out you’re not, people lose interest really quickly when they can’t talk to you about anything.
What’s the worst thing is that the rhetoric they keep spouting is just verifiably false. They say stuff like “the left has been destroying this country for long enough” even though the last five or six cabinets have been dominated by the largest right-wing party.
It’s a simple trick: take a general issue that is visible throughout the largest part of the population, pick a scapegoat, preferably one you can generalise, then promise a bunch of stuff you’ll never be able to pull off without dismantling democracy.
Currently, the far right is just blaming all kinds of institutions that are supposed to protect our systems. Their plans are all short sighted bullshit that’s so easily checked for its faults that’s it’s just easier to say it’s being criticized for ideology rather than content. Anyone who would take a second look at what has happened for the last two years should be easily cured from their far right views but these voters don’t take the time to actually look into the numbers and plans. Their attention span for politics doesn’t stretch much farther than yelling about immigrants and taxes.
I am not optimistic about the results of today’s election.
Could it be that web services are divided into regions
One that is popular in my country is Michiel de Router which is a play on the VOC man Michiel de Ruyter.
But yeah sometimes there’s an FBI Surveillance Van or a “It’s this one Mom!”
Don’t really get why you got downvoted. Probably someone still using an old 32" HD Ready screen warning 480p content saying it’s fine and they don’t see the difference anyway.
Modern TVs do upscaling, so anything lower res you watch on a 4K or 8K screen will get upscaled a bit. Watching crappy quality stuff on a 4K tv will get blown up enough for you to really see a difference compared to a lower def tv.
That said, it’s really no use looking at just the resolution. Most likely, an 8K TV will have a panel that is just better overall quality (depending on the brand, of course). You’ll have better HDR, most likely it’s gonna be 12 bit colour, the contrast ratio will be excellent, it might even have decent sound. It’s just gonna be an overall high end TV. Apps will run more smoothly because it’s likely they fitted it with a decent processor. The image processing engine is just better because it’ll have to be. Again, unless it’s a cheapo brand that only focused on the 8K of it and left the rest on the table.
It probably won’t really justify paying triple what you’d pay for a decent 4K TV but there’s gotta be early adopters, otherwise we’ll stay on the current gen forever.
I used to work for a publisher in the Netherlands called Coutinho, they specialize in second language acquisition and have some excellent materials on Dutch. Probably not for free, though.
I have three cats that would beg to differ as well. Also I’ve seen dogs fighting