Plot-twist: The paper was authored by a competing LLM.
Most frequently used handrail in town.
The only Jane’s song in my old-school-playlist, great mood.
Yeah, Knoppix was kind of a ‘Tucows vibe’ distro. Pretty approachable.
Zen Linux was another short-lived 2005 liveDistro, which had a nice feel and Art.
Also, installing all https://trisquel.info/ versions side-by-side and doing a 17 year fast-forward would be cool.
A layered stack of about 8 towels is a great way to visualise a convergent-boundary of two tectonic plates.
Pushing at either end of the towel stack gives a basic simulation of the orogeny that produces mountain ranges, and shows the strata-deformation that occurs.
Update:
Found 2 new players today.
Clementine (the player that Strawberry is forked from), it’s awesome. Thanks for the info to find this player.
Also cmus, which is a console music-player, and basically looks like vim for audio files.
Strawberry looks very polished. I’m going to try it out. Thanks for the recommendation.
DebianJr is the easiest pre-packaged distro for kids 7-12.
Under 12, I would keep it fully offline(remove NIC or blacklist MAC address.
Install a local wikipedia instance (or simple-wikipedia) for reference, and give them thumb drives/DVDs for media.
For the fully libre start to life, install Trisquel GNU/Linux and use the DebJr package list to install required software.
Audacious can correctly read and display winamp skin files (.wsz).
Get them from archive.org
97,133 search hits for ‘winamp skin’ are listed.
https://archive.org/search?query=winamp+skin
One of the old classic skins was sketch_skin
https://archive.org/details/winampskin_sketch_skin
(Press play)
Here’s the TIL I need.
Thanks noodlejetski (c:
Expect automates things, based on text-input captured from a terminal.
Not sure if it has been extended/hacked to take sound as an input.
I chmod 755 each manually. I’ve never tried the automatic way, sounds easier.
Yes, using bash on all boxen.
Scripts start with #!/bin/sh ,because, that gives quicker execution times.
Any simple aliases, I put in .bash_aliases
Tried tcsh and zsh around 30yrs ago, all bash since then.
Based Wilde-life.
UPDATE: So I tried a whole bunch more note apps, and settled on
It covers all the functionality I need, and is powerful with plenty of features if required.
Thanks for the other suggestion too.
Maggie Beare:
“I say, Arthur…”
Further testing