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twizilla
2y ago
Well... for me "New Music" is anything I haven't heard before... there is a lot of amazing stuff recorded over the past 150 years. and so much of it is still "New!"
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2y ago
Mark Twain had a lot to say about copyright. One of his arguments was that if he worked hard and built a business it would help support his children & descendants for, perhaps, generations. But he was an author and creator and felt that
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twizilla
2y ago
I have noticed this for years... my recordings from vinyl (separated into tracks) would be replaced with someone else's needle-drop but theirs had a skip in it... then the skip would disappear. sheesh. I have wondered, when I find an
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twizilla
5y ago
It's not just about the Lumen numbers. During the day/working a higher white-point 5000°k - 7000°k (i.e. "cooler") lights brighten your brain... Those are the daylight colors. In the evening you want lower white points,
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twizilla
6y ago
One of my pseudonyms is "Gort Braggern" "Singularity" is a song I wrote a few years ago the folks here might appreciate... All of the vocals are synthetic. https://chickenhouserecords.com/pages/Po
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twizilla
6y ago
I used to have problems with "Hi, how are you?" too. I found that it can be useful to consider "Hi, how are you?" as a friendly game of catch. At the basic level you can reply "'Sall right, how _you_ doin'
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6y ago
Long ago, when I was eradicating casual swearing from my speech, I began by swapping the swear words for innocent words like "yowza", "geepers" and non sequitur foreign phrases like "un deux trois!" or "Ci
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twizilla
6y ago
Exactly. The zero-pont of scent perception is not fixed. One never smells one's own halitosis... If one is lucky they have a good friend that will alert them. I would guess that every perception of how the "past" smells is bi
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6y ago
35 years ago I saw bumper stickers reading "Don't Californicate Oregon". Some things never change.. I suppose if bumper stickers were a thing at the time (1960s, early 70s ) & the locals were more aware of the consequenc
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6y ago
I have problems with time travel. #1 How do I manage my space/time emergence point vs. my starting point... What about the vector my kinetic presence is upon ... If I manage to emerge upon the correct side of the planet, not inside a w