priryo @priryo@linernotes.club

If you live in the UK and want an alternative to amazon etc when buying books & DVDs then Hive is great, a portion of proceeds go to independent bookshops and you can even choose which bookshop you want to support:

https://www.hive.co.uk/

i might not have a darkroom or a scanner at my disposal anymore but that doesn't stop me from shooting as if i did

(three dramatic black and white photos of trails through dense woods before any foliage growth, a river valley in the distance, flattened grass, mysterious vibes)

#mastoart #mobigraphy #monochrome

last night i watched two movies on mubi.com - i realise many are already oversubscribed on streaming sites but if you like movies with representation outside the mainstream i can't recommend mubi enough

https://mubi.com/

I'm rubbish at finding people to follow. Things I'd like on my TL: plants, rewilding, solarpunk, wild camping/swimming/climbing, urban greenery, urban adventures, DIY, crafting, carpentry, cooking, brewing, makerspaces, yoga, sewing, very basic programming (like, raspberry Pi? IDK), queer homemaking

...that you can do from an urban apartment

Jenny Odell, in her book 'How to do Nothing', describes going to see a John Cage performance made up of unscripted "noise", where the instruments included body noises, a blender and liquids pouring. She found it funny - most of the audience did. But on her way home she was suddenly aware of the screech of a tram or the hum of a traffic light. The world had not changed, but her perception had.

This is probably in vain but: is anyone traveling from Ukraine to Germany (Berlin/Brandenburg area) some time soon and would be willing to transport a cat for me? Cat has all international papers and vaccinations etc. already.

Today's harvest: Beefsteak fungus (Fistulina hepatica)
This thing has many names. In German it's also called "Leberreischling", "Leberpilz" or "Ochsenzunge" (ox tongue).
#mushrooms #foraging

A new article from Low Tech Magazine!

https://www.lowtechmagazine.com/2020/09/how-to-make-biomass-energy-sustainable-again.html

In order to preserve privacy of apartment dwellers, subway trains in Singapore block the view from passagers when they pass near residential buildings.

3:39 in Bizness by Tune-Yards (specifically, the horns!) -- it feels like an egg being broken on the top of my head

the horn section of Spottieottiedopaliscious by OutKast

the opening notes of Water No Get Enemy by Fela Kuti

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[ES]
Estoy pensando en montar un pequeño proyecto para remolino que, a excepción del router que lo conecta a internet, funcionaría al 100% con energías renovables, solar y eólica.

Sería un espacio al que conectarse mediante una conexión ssh para enredar con cosas que haya en el servidor y una carpeta en la que poder subir una web estática y pública.

¿Que opináis, la usaríais?
Si teneis mas preguntas, bienvenidas son.
Se agradece compartir el mensaje :D

[EN]
I'm thinking about creating a small project for remolino, except the router that connects to to the internet, it'll work 100% with renewable energies, solar and eolic.

It would be a small space where you could connect via ssh, use the installed stuff on the server and a folder where you could upload a static public web page.

What do you think, would you use it?
If you have more questions, they are welcome.
Thanks for boosting the message :D

Stealing https://twitter.com/droog811 ’s tweet:

"I’ve asked this before but I’ll ask it again: What band is the loudest you’ve ever seen in concert? For me it has to be Dinosaur Jr. They were so loud I could feel my organs bouncing around inside of me.”

My answer(s):
Stadium: Rolling Stones in 1994 with Foo Fighters opening, Meadowlands

Club: Motorhead in either 2002 or 2003 at Lupo’s in Providence

🦉 Coloured illustrations of British birds, and their eggs /.
London: G.W. Nickisson, 1842-1850.
http://biodiversitylibrary.org/page/40246190

I already asked this question, maybe things changed.

If I want to write a piece of music with super alien intervals like... quarter or third tones⸮😒
What music software (with a staff) can I use on linux?

Musescore can notate it but you don't have immediate feedback (there is a plugin that give some help, but I want to hear the note when I put the accidental).

Ideally I want to go up to 72 divisions of the octave (too many notes but subsets are manageable and some are really familiar).