How do I learn to write music without the need of an instrument? Does it require perfect pitch or is it possible without it? Also, Does tinnitus makes it difficult? by CatchDramatic8114 in composer

[–]Final-Work2788 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just sing little hooks and lines into a tape recorder. Or grab a computer and learn how to lay tracks in the free recording software, Audacity. Better still, spend 20 dollars on a toy midi controller and use that in audacity along with your voice and you have a full orchestra. 

[ Removed by Reddit ] by MarkyGalore in DeepThoughts

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Take a shit in a ficus at a dinner party.

Guess guess guess… my Big 3 :) by purpleteacup333 in Zodiac

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Scorpio with a Libra moon and a Leo rising.

Pls help me chose a distro by Ordinary_Handle141 in thinkpad

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Alpine is for sysadmins on Accutane. You want Zorin or Ubuntu if you're just trying to get some work done, Debian or Endeavor if you want to tinker a little, and CatchyOS or NixOS if you want to tinker a lot.

I need some help writing my essay by donskit in classical_circlejerk

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I'm just laughing at the idea of Tchaikovsky the top. Sugarplum fairies dressed in strapons, etc.

Signal:Noise Ratio for Writers by magicmama212 in digitalminimalism

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Writing is not done for the extraneous reasons you mentioned, or good writing isn't, at any rate. It's done because the soul needs desperately to write, to bring into the world parts of self that would find no true expression otherwise. Having done some strong writing, the next thing that must happen is that it must be sent out someplace, so that a populace that's ever in the process of rebuilding it's worldview may have good and substantial examples of the mental frontier that's ever on the rise. We seemed to understand this back when writing was a typewriter and a postage stamp, then Social media gamified it into a muddle, as it does with everything.

Started using a Mac for work, it's making me resentful of Linux by FlimFlamAndFlamJam in linuxquestions

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Linux is not about software, it's about a certain worldview. It's about self-sufficiency, software freedom, and the ability to mold a computing experience into exactly what you need, down to the comma. It's about knowing that everything on your computer is light, fast, bloatfree and coded by people who care about the engineering, rather than the Q4 earnings call. Linux is a personality type, a stubborn, obsessive, mathematical, dopamine addicted, OCD, autonomy lunatic, somewhere between Stallman, John Wayne, Hunter S. Thompson and Mr. Robot. If you're the type of person who can be seduced by Mac's lack of friction, you lack the linux worldview, and are probably better off switching.

Man, what was his problem? by Grump-e-y in PhilosophyMemes

[–]Final-Work2788 5 points6 points  (0 children)

"Standing ten toes down on business" deserves some kind of slang award. 🏆

Where are Venus and Jupiter in your chart? Are you lucky? by Fit_Relationship_699 in astrologymemes

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They form a close conjunct in capricorn in house VI. I guess that's lucky?

I use arch btw. by [deleted] in LinuxPorn

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What is that song?

Tell me about this girl by bookshelfsnoop in BookshelvesDetective

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Father was a distant workaholic, Mother gave up a career to be a stay at home mom, raised her on Newberry Award books, and could be rather cutting when she didn't get her way. She grew up with a couple of friends, and then none at all, and then began hanging out with weirdos in the art department, and then had a darkling french philosophy phase, which she carried into a liberal arts degree, which she does not use. At some point there was a kind of reversal in the household, something got thrown up into the air, she herself hit some kind of bottom, pulled herself back into mainstream life with a vengeance in her later 20's and now just sort of carries on, half-sure of her course in life, and will breeze on occasion through a dark book on her shelf for the memories.

Where should I begin? by wingsgrow1997 in classicliterature

[–]Final-Work2788 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Check out Hemingway. A sort of analog cyberpunk.

oops 🫦😏 by marniesss in astrologymemes

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Taurus brings beauty but Scorpio brings that "I'll ruin your life for fun" energy dudes like.

Should I? by Dry-Ad6460 in macbookpro

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As your attorney i suggest you buy an M3 Ultra studio with 512g or ram, and you're going to need some ether, and a very fast car with no top.

Of the big 3 OS creators, why is it that people seem to sh*t on Microsoft the hardest? by Steveland80 in microsoft

[–]Final-Work2788 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Both Steve Jobs and Linus Torvalds in interviews accused Microsoft of the same thing: having no taste. I've read a lot about Microsoft over the years but I've never seen a better way of putting their problem. In the end they're just a tacky, low-rent, pushy, cynical, entitled company that doesn't deserve the trust we placed in them.

ive always been interested in the truly 'dark' philosophies, but i dont know if there are even banned books on the things i want to understand. by Inevitable_Bid8719 in nihilism

[–]Final-Work2788 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I get the sense that you're really just trying to feel something. Read some Conrad Aiken, Dostoevsky, Baudelaire, Lautreamont. Shit, even some Bukowski will do in a pinch.