You need to be more specific. There’s 5 other diatonitic modes between G major and G minor, and that’s before we get into altered modes.

Hey LG, if you’re listening, where the hell is my remote?

So maybe it’s possible to grow a pumpkin large enough for a horse carriage and nobody has done it yet?

How big are they in volume?

A ton of water is just one cubic meter, so I suppose it’s still not big enough to make a jack-o’lantern house.

(Which just so happens to be my only interest in large pumpkins)

The guitar is a chordophone.

And all your water, please.

I don’t a lot. Just all of it.

Immortal snail theory.

Just offering a helping hand.

Don’t feel pity for that wench. He’s an asshole. She’'s worse.

This is the full interview:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7zBGTaFHZE

I paid my share by sharing.

Pro was not, but the earlier versions were technically crippleware. It was distributed freely with magazines and what not. There was no actual cripple though.

Back on in 2003 Adobe bought the freeware software called CoolEdit 2.0 and republished it as a paid product as Adobe Audition without changing a god damn thing.

CoolEdit was too good to be true. It’s only fair that the developers got paid, but I just wish they didn’t have to sell out to Adobe of all companies.

I hope this 2026 version of Audacity will finally be on level with what we had for free in year 2000.

Audacity is like a tape recording studio. It doesn’t support midi programming and VSTi as far as I know.

Everything is a DAW if you’re brave enough, and there’s no strict definition, but for something to be a full DAW, it should have both recording and virtual instruments IMO.

As of now, there’s very few free ones that does both and Reaper beats all of them as the cheapest paid option. However Reaper doesn’t do everything. Some paid DAWs still have features that Reaper doesn’t.

Not really. I’m not rich, and don’t have any particular savings, but I have plenty of everything.

More importantly, it’s not at risk.

If I should lose my job, I have an income insurance that is pretty damn good, so I could go unemployed for about 2 years before having to lower my expenses. If it should go that far that I run out of insurance, I would still get like 80% of my salary as social security. This would be manageable, so there’s no risk at all that I ever become homeless.

So sure, things are expensive and I don’t have any chances of suddenly becoming rich or buying everything out of the blue, but I’m not concerned about the next paycheck.

Another case of ‘Did you even say “thank you”?’

It’s not longer. It’s slimmer. Same price.

It runs on tracks, so it might be slimmer on the ground level than the conventional construction vehicles. Sure a wheelbarrow is smaller, but I don’t think that’s a realistic option, lol.

One of the things that this project is testing is how the foundations are made. They do not have to clear the trees to dig and level out the area to fill in loads of gravel just to make a concrete pour. They are somehow able to make the foundations around existing structures like trees and on somewhat uneven ground.