Dopóki nie skorzystałem z Internetu, nie wiedziałem, że na świecie jest tylu idiotów.
One of my favourite authors
The Cyberiad (1965) is just too great!
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The Centurion card has become a status symbol in the music industry, especially in hip-hop culture.[33] In 2002, Bloomberg News reported that rapper Sean “P. Diddy” Combs used the card to buy 400 cocktails at a bar in Los Angeles.[34] In the song “Doing It Way Big” (2003), Lil’ Kim sings: “I smack niggas 'cross the face with a Centurion card / Who don’t believe I’m (doing it way big)”. Lil’ Kim later posed with a Centurion card attached to a diamond-studded necklace for a Nylon magazine photoshoot.[35] In the song “Last Call” (2004), Kanye West refers to the card with the lyrics: “I went to the malls and I balled too hard / ‘Oh my God, is that a black card?’ / I turned around and replied, ‘Why yes / But I prefer the term African American Express’”. In “Welcome Back” (2004), Mase sings: “Amex black card / Shopper of the year”. In “Get It Poppin’” (2005), Fat Joe sings: “I got that black no limit American Express card”. In Einmal um die Welt (2012), German rapper Cro says his girlfriend can buy what she wants because he has “an American Express, and of course the black one.” Other singers including Ariana Grande, Beyoncé, Jay-Z, Lady Gaga, Bow Wow, Nelly Furtado, Lil Wayne, and Nickelback, among others, also mention black cards in their song lyrics but not a specific American Express product.[citation needed]
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“Music soothe the savage beast”
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Eine kleine Nachtmusik
from Caroline (Status Quo song) - Wikipedia
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MP3 Dancer - cool application
I have all dancers.
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Nice story
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Why do new Linux systems look so similar to Windows?
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I recommend checking the “Streaming quality” option in Spotify settings.
Default is Low.
An audible difference on floor standing speakers.
You probably can’t hear the difference on a smartphone.
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Do you know barrel organ?
Good opportunity to promote ListenBrainz I guess
MusicBrainz keeps providing me wrong data or have some not too obscure artists with no country ascribed - it sucks.
The artists that you like have missing data on MusicBrainz because all their fans (e.g. you) are lazy and expect other people to do the work for them.
Some editors here are doing this intentionally, of course.
New open source metadata obsession just dropped https://www.wikitree.com/
I don’t understand what it is or what it’s used for.
Apparently these are not CD extracted cuesheets.
Congratulations, @ms0010, for Edit #111111111!!
Thanks, @jesus2099 . Even in the ancient Japanese Internet, recording such an impressive counter was highly prized, with the word “KIRIBAN”
Nice one @ms0010. Catching those kinds of numbers are fun - Eight Eights → https://musicbrainz.org/edit/88888888
Surely it written in the stars that an editor with binary in their username should hit all the one’s ?
@rdswift and I are discussing:
I was wondering if anyone has opinions re. whether we should have everything in the same site, or make two sites for our quite different use-cases - one for styleguide stuff, one that documents the website + technical elements.
- rdswift has a draft with it all in one site, which looks manageable imo: Welcome to MusicBrainz! — MusicBrainz 2023-10-15 documentation
- But if you are searching for ‘release’, you will be sifting through similar pages with quite different uses, which may still be confusing if a new user just wants the styleguide: Search — MusicBrainz 2023-10-15 documentation
Of course, separating into two sites could bring its own confusion.
Any thoughts?
Edit: added some mockups to the ticket, to help visualize what two sites might look like
Yeah, you lot are just like the Welsh. Making up a language that is unpronounceable just to mess with the neighbours.
Haha
There is something about it
I don’t belong to the Catholic church, but that’s probably his fault.