Basia Bulat - Good Advice (2016)
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Basia Bulat - Good Advice (2016)
Arrivederci timidezza!
La vittoria sfiorata con “Tall Tall Shadow” al Polaris Prize e ai Juno Awards, i più importanti riconoscimenti canadesi in ambito musicale, deve aver rappresentato una bella scossa per Basia Bulat. Un sussulto che il nuovo “Good Advice” riflette fino in fondo. Ancora una volta la copertina racconta già... https://noblogo.org/available/basia-bulat-good-advice-2016Segui il blog e ascolta un album al giorno: @available
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@stefano oh I assumed it was around here, as I didn’t see toxic comments in hacker news, lobsters, and LinkedIn 😅
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@stefano i've had issues where i've had to actively manage resources to be able to have fun and compile same time. but that is at least possible
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Diamo il benvenuto nello starter pack Mastodon sugli account di Spettacoli! ad Agata Messina 👉 @MessinaAgata,
🎵 https://fedidevs.com/s/ODkw/
sviluppatrice dell’app QuandoInTV, pensata per non perdere mai la messa in onda dei propri programmi preferiti:
GitHub: https://github.com/Messina-Agata/QuandoInTV
F-Droid: https://f-droid.org/packages/com.agatamessina.quandointv/
@MessinaAgata è anche l’autrice del sito Guzzantesimo che raccoglie filmati e materiali di Corrado Guzzanti:
👉 https://guzzantesimo.altervista.org/index.htmlSeguiteci nel gruppo spettacoli: @spettacoli@diggita.com
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@DarioZanette Dalla Danimarca, un cordiale "ti odio".
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@anparker True, that's the problem. But, still, that is the very first part of the article and if they reached the "mutt while compiling KDE part", they're already over the introduction.
I - by design - don't put a TL;DR part at the beginning. And, by design, didn't divide this in chapters. It's my love letter to FreeBSD, and people aren't forced to read it 🙂
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@paride5745 I wasn't talking about Mastodon but yeah, toxic people are toxic everywhere they go.
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@jalefkowit what is the best practice in this situation? hang out in a room without any windows and hope for the best? pile the family into the car and drive like mad to find an overpass?
