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5y ago
They are doing this because the green party is in the government now. This is a long-standing demand of the green party to lower CO2 emissions. They first did this in Vienna a few years ago, when they were in the city government. Now they a
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5y ago
olimex has boxes for them: https://www.olimex.com/Products/OLinuXino/BOXES/
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5y ago
I have 3 Olimexino A20 Boards running on Debian stable without any external repos/software. All hardware for an audio/web/django/email/xmpp/backup server is running fine for years.
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5y ago
What non free drivers / software are necessary to run this laptop?
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5y ago
I would recommend going to live concerts. Classical music is about emotional communication between humans. A live performance is a much richer human communication channel than a recording. The moment in time is unique and not reproducible.
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5y ago
Tinkering with free software is not necessarily a hobby. You are actually learning from it a lot about technology. This understanding and skills (fixing problems, debugging, patience, reading docs) can be converted to money.
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5y ago
Installation is not the same as distribution. All upstream packages that I am aware of distribute in source form.
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5y ago
The distribution form of open source software is as the name says source code.
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I prefer to not use a feature instead of using a hostile one. In my more than 20 years of journey in the free software world, I never came across a user hostile free software. This is in stark contrast to proprietary software I tried.
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You can also pay competent developers to add it: https://libreoffice.cib.de/ Even easier if almost all users unite in crowdfunding.
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5y ago
Just use free software. Stallman was right.
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The more people, especially geeks and programmers, use and improve completely free systems, even if they have deficiencies now, the sooner we as a society are free. There is a responsibility for knowledgeable and competent people that goes
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5y ago
No problem at all. I do not host from home because the IP's of private cable providers are blacklisted in spam lists, but from a colocation in a small data center.
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I self host my personal mail server with stock debian / exim / spamasssasin without any tweaking on a tiny A20 Olimex Server. Spam filtering works better than that of the professional posteo.de service which I also use for a club.
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The EuGH (European Court of Justice) is already in power to check the EZB. It could also check the software.
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A prerequisite for privacy and trust would be transparency of the software. No word in the document that this is going to be free software. So it can not be proven that this really respects your privacy. Therefore, it is not trustworthy.
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Yes this is so true. It is a sign of our general alienation from nature. We virtualize everything and think the simplified, abstract, intellectual picture is the reality. Nature is much more than a mental model of it. https://pub
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5y ago
Drawing music makes as much sense as singing a painting or dancing architecture.
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And if you focus on WLB you're cultivating your life, health and family.
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My Bösendorfer grand piano sounds much better than my B&W loudspeakers with high end project amplifier in the same living room. It is not even comparable.
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5y ago
Best high-end audio for at home: https://www.boesendorfer.com/en/pianos/disklavier-edition If you do not have the time and talent to play it yourself, you can listen to Horowitz or others playing live in your home
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There tons of abandoned apple farms / trees here. It is incredible people still buy apples in the supermarket. They taste like shit in comparison to the old forgotten trees, cost money and are full of pesticides. Strange and stupid tim
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You can join a CSA (Community supported agriculture) or join a local Foodcoop. Eat local things that grows naturally like weed in your area. For example, in my case I do not buy bananas at all, but organic apples from sources and land I kno
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"Is this going to make you any money?" The answer should be: yes, because you are hiring me now for the skills I learned doing this.
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Muscle memory is only one aspect of it. Muscle memory fails badly in stress or performance situations. There also has to be a solid intellectual knowledge of the piece. Mental practice can help with this.
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In my personal experience playing polyphonic music is extremely fast context switching. That is, you can not sing two melodies at the same time, but you can switch very fast between them if you sing in your head mentally. That enables polyp
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Playing polyphonic music like Bach Fugues requires an enormous amount of focused attention and executive function. Relying on muscle memory alone does not work at all for me and all musicians I know that play polyphonic Bach music.
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I wonder if playing polyphonic music has the same effects. Have pianists a lower IQ than trumpet players?
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The difference between music and programming is that programmers seems to earn a lot of money. So a lot of untalented people want to be programmers. But not everyone is suited for programming and not everyone can be a good pianist. Imagine
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Not if you experience the self exploration of the world around you as a fun activity. This map disables mindfulness.
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