Regardless, I don't have the bandwidth to stream anyway. I'd have to wait to start streaming.
Huh... so this will be the new CBDC that Trump will have issued. Interesting.
Sometimes, that can be leveraged for a break.
Excited to share an interview we did with a couple of the Nos Creator Residents who stream on Nostr.
Having worked on streaming software elsewhere I learned that technology has enabled streamers to single handedly do the work of 10. What used to require videographers, audio engineers, lighting specialists etc is now undertaken by the streamer. It’s quite incredible when you think about it. It’s also the reason Nostr has the potential to change the game for these creators.
Both nostr:npub1rr3678k7ajms2sht0cqqeawy86sdd5ahn6akfj8zex9ng82zuh0sz8nywd and nostr:npub1q33jywkl8r0e5g48lvrenxnr3lw59kzrw4e7p0cecslqzwc56eesjymqu0 are at different stages of their streaming journey but both were excited about the experience streaming on Nostr offers.
Check out the interview and give them a follow! https://www.nos.social/blog/a-friendlier-place-to-stream
If only I had the bandwidth to stream to both YouTube and something for Nostr streaming....
Good evening,
This is for those using nostr:npub1yfg0d955c2jrj2080ew7pa4xrtj7x7s7umt28wh0zurwmxgpyj9shwv6vg, as I have a question for y'all who use it to post music as I do:
How do you market your music? Whenever you consider a date, do you use numerology as I do in order that our music *hopefully* does well?
I mention numerology, because I just so happened to know that musicians that are signed also use numerology in their lifetimes. Yes, some may call it witchcraft, but numerology is a set of mathematics that clearly shows how the world works through numbers. I utilize it all the time (to very little success). That's why I asked this question.
All social media services, including Nostr, Mastadon and Bastyon, are honeypots to collect as much data as possible. Now yes, when you use them correctly, you won't be identified very easily.
Good afternoon,
If anyone learns anything from the CrowdStrike attack, modern Windows is the biggest advertisement for GNU/Linux operating systems, as modern Windows users have a thing for BSODs.
To fit this reason, an individual reached out to me using Nerimity (A Discord clone that's libreware) to help them de-Google and de-Microsoft their life quite a bit, and I was happy to help however I could. I recommended GrapheneOS on a Pixel (despite the fact I have my disagreements about Google's actions), and a System76 Meerkat, since they wanted a mini-PC under $750 USD at the max. Thankfully, I helped them out on both fronts. Maybe the next step for me is to teach either Linux Mint Debian Edition or Pop_OS! 24.04. I don't know which one to teach. Which one would you recommend I teach?
Imagine if that were me (or my charicature) being loved like that. It's super adorable.
We've seen the golden calf before, but we were trained not to think it was the golden calf. The spirit of idolatry has been within us for years, and we need to unlearn it. King of Kings or KJV 1611 are the only versions, from what I'm researching, that are the best translations available (Not even my beloved ISR is correct).
Invidious for YT, which is what I do through many frontends (FreeTube for desktop, Yattee for iOS, NewPipe for Android, etc.). Odysee is what I also use as a mirror for if my YT went down.
I'd use Codeberg. While it's not on the Fedi, it's what I use.
A fire-based Cirno. Interesting, I must say. That'd be a cool concept.
Good afternoon,
I thought here I would go ahead and list the software I use on a regular basis, and why I personally use it. Maybe you use the same software as well, though I'd love to hear your thoughts on it:
Linux Mint: This is my OS of choice. There are two versions of it, an Ubuntu-base (the regular version), and a Debian Edition (Also known as LMDE), which is a community made distribution of GNU/Linux based out of Ireland and France. It does use the repos for Ubuntu or Debian Stable depending on the version you grab, but the software is out of date, unless you get the latest version (22 for the regular, 6 for LMDE). For LMDE, however, you might be able to use the Debian Testing repos. I'd have to experiment with that on a VM.
i3: A keyboard-driven automatic window sizing desktop environment (Dynamic tiling window manager), rather than point-and-click environment (Desktop), designed for beginners into tiling window managers. This is a good option for those learning how they work, with a beginner-friendly syntax used in a configuration file that is relatively easy to understand. It has plugins available to make i3 that much more extensible, like i3blocks (a status bar for i3), autotiling (a method to tile i3 a certain way) and bumblebee-status (Another status bar for i3). I have my config on Codeberg repositories.
Codeberg: A Free Software alternative to Mirosoft-compromised GitHub, based upon Forjego. It is essentially a European GitHub, without all of the nonsense of proprietary software, which makes people like me happy. This is where I store the repos for things I work on, like configs, Minecraft shader settings (yes, I have a repo for that), and my GNU/Linux dotfiles.
Anything based on Firefox: Do NOT use Chromium-based browsers (I'm fine with Electron, however)! Not one. Why I wrote it like this is because Chromium is Google compromised, so I use Firefox-based browsers, and not Firefox itself (for Mozilla is ironically an ad company now). Things like Librewolf, Mercury, Pulse Browser, Dot (when built from source), Floorp, IceCat and Waterfox are some good options for web browsers. Despite that nonsense, the Firefox base has some of the best methods when done right to protect yourself against Big Tech's prying eyes, depending on your threat model.
Kdenlive: This is my video editor of choice, as I use it to edit videos for both my personal channel and CoculesNation. While it is made by KDE, I use the AppImage so I don't clutter up my OS with Qt, since I already have Qt5 installed. Despite that, it's a video editor that gets the job done for me, and is Free Software (under MIT if I'm not mistaken). The editing capabilities could be certainly utilized for a professional setting if you know what your doing as well, but I like to keep things simple when I edit videos.
GIMP: This is the best alternative to Photoshop out there, alongside Inkscape (which is designed for vector rather than raster). It has much the same things as Photoshop, only without it being cloud-based with proprietary code to snatch everything on your drives for ML models learn from. A lot of people have been ditching Adobe for this roofie recently, and GIMP is a solid choice.
OBS Studio: Open Broadcasting Software, the premiere screen recorder, if it weren't for the resource shenanigans of the iOS companion app to use my tablet (and sometimes my phone) as a webcam. Pretty good stuff too for it being GPL-2 licensed.
Ardour: The DAW I use for my music, though it's an older version in 7.5 (though I'd like to get the binaries for the 8.x releases soon). It's one of the best DAWs I've ever used, though I'm experimenting with some others (maybe LMMS, of which is like FL Studio soon) to see if I like one better. I had tried MusE and Qtractor, but nothing beats Ardour in my opinion, which is definitely for professionals. Yes, you have to pay for the official binaries (as the GPL allows for that), but you can easily get it elsewhere, unless you want to support the developers directly.
Lutris: This is the launcher for games that are not on Steam, but rather, services like GOG or Itch, and even games you installed locally that aren't on Steam. It's designed for game preservationists in mind. Fun fact: One of the developers (Thomas "GloriousEggroll" Crider) also works for RedHat as a Fedora engineer, and made his own version of the Valve version of WINE, Proton; heck, even his own OS, being Nobara Project.
WINE: WINE is Not an Emulator; a compatibility layer designed to run Windows applications on GNU/Linux, which works well 90% of the time. Some apps need certain Windows DLL's, and that's where Winetricks comes in, which is designed to make that easy for someone to get certain Windows DLL's for a WINE sandbox.
That's a lot to take in, but I may have some more in the future if interest is garnered. Otherwise, have a good rest of your day!
Beyonce is another one, as she is the modern-day Jezebel, essentially.
Hey, I get that sentiment. I don’t like what happened to BTC either after 2017 when multiple bad actors highjacked it.
This is because Loli is highly misunderstood in the wider Occidental otaku community. Another guess is that it is, they cast you out as one, even though they happened to be what they are trying to fight.
If I were to take over a company like that, I would learn everything there is to know from the heads of each department. If they ask me, I tell them "For possible opportunities in the future". After that, once the NDA (if it is short) expires, then I let the people know that I took over because of corruption that was found by an employee, and I was seen as a natural born leader (for in some cases, I am in real life).
Symbols are what also rule the world. I know of a certain group of people that are masters at weaponizing signs and symbols to control the weak minds.
