The stairs scream “afterthought” to me.

“Done. I’ve built my perfect little cabin on stilts”

“How do you get into it?”

“… i said I’m nearly done; just one more trip to the hardware store…”

I’d need to study this for a few days before I could make a decision.

Ah, the Land Titanic!

Because anyone noncompliant gets fired or otherwise forced out.

AI has as much right to coauthorship as the takeout they ordered for dinner does.

Dr Blah

Dr Bobble

No. 10 Shrimp Fried Rice

Listed programs:

• scp - “potentially deprecated”
• e/fgrep - replaced with grep flags
• net-tools, which includes
  • netstat
  • arp
  • route
  • iptunnel *nameif
• ifconfig
• iwconfig
• iptables

That is what we call “good trouble”.

That means they are definitely providing user data to the US govt

Gimme that wobble and the glow of a CRT and y’all can keep your fancy HD

Doesn’t work. I got thrown out when I started petting my manager and asking them “who’s a good boy?”

I’m confused why they’re releasing what’s effectively a patch for the 2013 release as a standalone thing. Why not update what’s already out there?

I use Freetar.

Like Invidious, but for Ultimate-Guitar

I rely on one of the instances, but will eventually look into self-hosting it.

“Brass knuckle”? No, “screaming toddler”.

Taylor Swift is a popular singer.

I hope that helps

I’ve not tried getting Ableton working on Linux, but I’ve done a bit of audio production in Debian & Arch in the past. It’s gotten much better over the years, but it’s often not plug-and-play. Some suggestions from someone haunted by JACK and ALSA:

• Wine is a rabbit hole. If you’re fine with hacky DIY stuff (and, hey, it’s fun), go for it. However, your results will vary wildly depending on your hardware, software version, etc. In many cases you’ll have to be content with being several versions behind. In any case, it’s usually a frustrating experience.
• Reaper is a solid DAW and now offers a Linux build. Highly recommended. Full-featured indefinite trial, but the license is only $60.
• Ubuntu Studio is designed for audio/video production, and has audio drivers wired up. Great place to start, too.

If you’re stuck on Ableton, you might find some info on getting it to run properly through Wine via the forums on Lutris or PlayOnLinux.