You definitely need to schedule some outside activities like sport or walking or whatever gets you out of your home.
You also need to have social activities, it gets quite weird after months of working alone, even though you have a wife.
No outside activities and no social interactions make the home worker go CRAZY. Trust me.
If someone is interested in penis enlargement, a russian girlfriend or the money of an endangered african heir, how will that person be informed without email?
When I compose I use Native Instruments Maschine, it's the best workflow ever for me (dedicated controler + software), nothing can beat it for me, it hosts the VSTi and VST FX, it masters the sync with my MPC, sends MIDI to analog synths, etc.
So no Maschine on Linux => no Linux for me for composing.
And it's the same when I mix, I use some really expensive plug-ins like the Flux Spring bundle and nothing in the Linux world can even start competing with this kind of high grade tools.
Plus, why would I change to Linux? I mean, it cannot in any way ease my life, it can only bring problems because when I have an issue that I can't solve on my machine, I call the editor and they help me fix it, sometimes they even make an update to fix the issue.
So the thing is not about Linux being able to provide good tools, it's about Linux being able to provide professional tools, which is a different thing.
Linux is def a no no for professionnal music making and mixing.
Plus, 7 works really really fine, like did XP and 2000.
And as I'm tech savvy, I like building my own system so Apple computers don't interest me. And don't talk to me about Hackintosh, I need something rock stable.
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It's Tatu Ylonen.
Some places in this list are not countries per se: Guadeloupe, French Polynesia, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, Réunion, for example.
I promise an impressive program of concerts, documentary projections, debates and more too.
Must be quite pissed off.
I wonder if it will allow to poke some prussian chicks.
How will we buy weed in a cashless society where marijuana is illegal?
You definitely need to schedule some outside activities like sport or walking or whatever gets you out of your home. You also need to have social activities, it gets quite weird after months of working alone, even though you have a wife. No outside activities and no social interactions make the home worker go CRAZY. Trust me.
I'm french, now it all makes sense.
I wonder if Google will tell webmasters that their website has been blocked in one or more country and why.
Because a dude who made 43 millions of $ with mostly illegal content got caught and his business have been taken down.
Facebooks adds YOU to the news feed.
Has been inspired by The Bonfire of the Vanities.
their holy scripture?
Beware of hippies who turn into businessmen.
Cause I had the feeling that google was giving me the finger.
It always finds a way.
Do the same by not washing their hands before lunch, I'm sure this way they get some extras on their meal.
If someone is interested in penis enlargement, a russian girlfriend or the money of an endangered african heir, how will that person be informed without email?
My dog watches Seinfeld but I don't know if it's for the jokes.
I think they're gonna throw parties at ISP hotlines if this AV works good.
They'll tell you "but we already paid the tax!"
I wonder how they feel about the old school Altered Beast game.
When I compose I use Native Instruments Maschine, it's the best workflow ever for me (dedicated controler + software), nothing can beat it for me, it hosts the VSTi and VST FX, it masters the sync with my MPC, sends MIDI to analog synths, etc. So no Maschine on Linux => no Linux for me for composing. And it's the same when I mix, I use some really expensive plug-ins like the Flux Spring bundle and nothing in the Linux world can even start competing with this kind of high grade tools. Plus, why would I change to Linux? I mean, it cannot in any way ease my life, it can only bring problems because when I have an issue that I can't solve on my machine, I call the editor and they help me fix it, sometimes they even make an update to fix the issue. So the thing is not about Linux being able to provide good tools, it's about Linux being able to provide professional tools, which is a different thing.
Linux is def a no no for professionnal music making and mixing. Plus, 7 works really really fine, like did XP and 2000. And as I'm tech savvy, I like building my own system so Apple computers don't interest me. And don't talk to me about Hackintosh, I need something rock stable.
Maybe it's a trick to raise the prices of the window seats.