The E.U. is just about the only thing in politics that gives me hope for a better world these days

The great things about the chirps is that you can space them randomly quite far apart from each other so that he can never get quite enough data to locate them.

What do they know?

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If this is true, the overall polls among republicans are not reflecting it.

If this is true, the overall polls among republicans are not reflecting it.

Thank you for your service.

Wanna end the war? Maximize support to Ukraine.

No.

I think if the choice is to not have modern chips, they will go to war. Chips are too strategic these days in too many domains including military.

Gotta have those chips!

I would think that would lessen the need for Taiwan’s advanced fabs, but I guess it depends on if you think they are taking Taiwan to have the fabs or to deny the fabs to everyone else.

PIece of shit

You don’t need no gas on the internets, brother.

Grass or ass, nobody rides for free!

Can you send me the details on your smart playlist generator? What does it do, comb the music and create a static playlist from the library music based on defined parameters?

As far as I can tell from an initial look, MPD doesn’t have local playback and sync which are the main features I’m looking for. Does MPD have a mobile app that I can locally sync the whole library to?

People who use windows or Mac for anything but development do so for the same reasons as you, they are locked into some features. For example, at home I need a local music library manager with local sync to my phone music app and smart playlists. Mac is still the only platform with this.

At work I need MS exchange integration and all the features of native office. Even the Mac version isn’t good enough for my workflow.

My only hope would be to turn to emulators or something like that, but at that point I’m not really running Linux anyway. I’m just running something else in a container inside Linux.

This should be up to the sound man anyway. I’d assume this gig was big enough where stage volume meant almost nothing compared to that of the PA, in ear monitors, or stage monitors.

I read this as Winamps guards