feat. Leslie Knope, judging by the thumbnail

Too many Americans think “immigrant” is just a synonym for “not white”.

I like to imagine they stumbled upon it like The Goonies.

This whole album is insanely good. Get it in your ears!

Isn’t it a bop? I love it lol. This plays in my head every time I hear the phrase “owl pellets”.

🎵 Owl pellets, owl pellets, owl pellets a ball of bones and fur and other things 🎵

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.

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I think you’re right on the last one, too

Since everything he does is a grift, this is my two-bit theory:

His social media company has been failing pretty much since it was set up. By “merging” with an energy company promising a big, magical future product (with AI! Probably!) he can prop up his vanity project while syphoning more out of investors / laundering money from whoever.

🎵 I think I used to have a porpoise… 🎶 🐬

Ah, diarrhivination.

You read the tea leaves after you’ve had tea. The Old Ones don’t appreciate food waste.

Everyone knows proper ravioli divination is done by consuming the can of ravioli, then listening carefully to the indigestion.

Anyone with some experience in both LibreOffice and Collabora?

Since Collabora is based off LO, I’m curious why users would prefer one over the other. Any killer features missing from either? Is Collabora just a nice coat of paint?

Ah, it’s those damn Australians!

Thanks for the link. TIL.

That makes sense. I wasn’t sure if it was some newfangled lingo.

I do like “shonky”, though.

… “shonky”?

This is strange and amusing and I’m a fan.

Landlord’s brother probably runs the loan place.

My flying boots, for one.