Reading up on Linux filesystem structure or reading manpages has done wonders for how I understand Linux. Also, keeping up with big security vulnerabilities usually helps because they talk about internals or parts of Linux that you may have never heard of or it’s in a unique way that you haven’t heard of before.

I don’t do crazy stuff on Linux, but I know the basics. If you ever have a question, feel free to reach out if you’d like!

Who the fuck downvoted this

I use LMMS as my DAW. Its FOSS and has support for most things I’ve needed.

I think some people are being a bit of privacy freaks, so they don’t want to leave their data online. I still think its stupid tho cuz Ive posted questions, get a good response but forget after a while. Then when I do go back to remind myself, its deleted.

That is for dill

That’s fo dil

Das fodil

Daffodil

We should keep talking about it to square it away

Why would you need a mirror for either of those activities?

I guess I’m confused about the context you’d be in that situation.

What’s the point of this when you can compile between ISAs using a build tool and source? When would you need to cross compile a binary after building?

And then cut it in half again

Finding music that locks me in is key.

Could u use an already parallelized solution like ripgrep? I think someone else also mentioned putting it in a database, that shouldnt be too bad either.

The fifth is your mom.

In LMMS you can import samples and it has VST support, so it is a pretty featured DAW

and as the kids say… Skibidi.

This would be the funniest reality.

Do u know what the name is so I can go submit stupid ass PRs

Were they advertising an API client using this post?

Just curious, but why 480?

I’m not familiar with weather stuff. What does this mean exactly?