Do a flip!

LPT: you can save money by purchasing a regular t-shirt and cutting the hole yourself.

We all had commercials in our dreams but you don’t see us running off to buy brand name merchandise at low low prices.

The MPC is a standalone unit. It is a DAW so you don’t need a PC. You can make an entire song on it without ever needing a pc or external editing software, you can connect instruments mics right to it. It’s basically a portable studio.

You can even download updates, instruments, sample kits right on the unit.

It is annoying tho since they started adding features to the PC version of the software that aren’t available in the standalone versions. But you get access to them if you own the hardware.

Cmdchallenge is similar to Linux survival. But is mostly command line basics like moving around directories, searching, etc. It also gives a list of solutions that people have used for each exercise, which is interesting just to see different ways of doing things.

If you have libreOffice installed I believe you can edit pdfs in Draw.

You can also try Inkscape.

There is also a rust book that walks through building a todo app with rust and gtk (gnome desktop). Haven’t gone through it yet myself, but might be something you’d be interested in skimming through.

Copied from the App Store on iPhone:

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We’ll see son. We’ll see.

Ali G: I got a mate he’s called dangerous Dave and he says he’s taken 22 e’s in one night.

Such a great show.

There are watches that have an actual 24hr face as you describe the normal 6 position is 12 and 12 becomes 24. Which I think are fairly uncommon, I don’t recall ever seeing one in person.

More common to just see analog watches with dual time markings say a 24 under the 12.

An image search along the lines of “24hr watch face” will show some examples.

Roman numerals, they never even tried to teach us that in school.

Well not all chicks…

I’m the Secretary of State, brought to you by Carl’s Jr.

The Simpson’s S11 E12

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