@nomenloony well, the insulation was correctly labelled, so you know, the glass was half-full, right?

@vkc @veronica

@vkc @veronica I'm sorry to hear you go. Do you have #RSS feeds? I appreciate your content, and would subscribe.

@alexglow awesome earrings and owl necklace!

@geekmomprojects great dance moves, those last two.

@bytebro @autistics When the timing shifts like that - it really bugs me. It's an #autistic bugbear to me - makes me feel annoyed, like make up your mind, oh musician. It's a performance of musical skill, sure, but enjoyable? Not my cup of tea.

@micromot @autistics I listen to a lot of Mark Farina (famous for his "Mushroom Jazz" series, which I would describe as "HipHop Jazz", for its genre), where the Jazz beats sort of lackadaisically stray off track a little bit here and there, but then *bam* tighten back up again instantly, clearly demonstrating that they were just playing around, but make no mistake, they totally own that beat.

Mark Farina is a blinding genius of a DJ for his beat matching in the abstract - beats that only exist in the mind, and are only _implied_ in the music. That's an #autistic joy for me.

#Music #Jazz #HipHop #DJ

@ainmosni @alexisbushnell @autistics I too love drum and bass, but it has to be the more "soulful" kind. An example:
https://youtu.be/hNzuD3ONDCE?si=sHWcIVjaLhDrpEAZ&t=1007
Trigger warning: an ugly computer graphic zombie woman is occasionally shown in that video for some distasteful reason, please ignore! It's just the music I wish to share.

What sort of Drum and Bass do you like?
#Music #DrumandBass

@alexisbushnell I feel the same way. I love to use the graphic equalizer to "cheat" and lift up the bass so I get more of it. I tune down the higher tones I enjoy less. The neurotypical people around me think I'm a bit off for preferring my music this way.

@autistics

Poll for the #autistic. It's said that people with #Autism tend to like music for the drum beats especially. The patterns and rhythm apparently appeal to an Autistic person's love of logic and predictability. Do you agree with this? Do you especially like a good drum beat?

@Linux_in_a_Bit You're right, but just saying, Kimi Code 2.5 is currently free to use, and can make a fantastic technical coach/explainer for just the sort of noob you're describing.

@lproven "the storytellers get there first" - Peterson