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^^^^rhowaldt, if you like the Goat Rodeo Sessions, you may like some of Ma's other works in that vein. Appalachian Journey and Appalachian Waltz were both done in a similar vein. Joshua Bell also did some similar work, called Short Trip Home. ^i believe a similar Tartini piece was posted earlier in ...

i've seen FreeBSD mentioned, but i've found Dragonfly BSD to have better hardware compatibility (though i admit the software availability is somewhat lower...they do mention that many FreeBSD ports will work with their system). i've installed Dragonfly on a system that wouldn't boot the FreeBSD or P...

gypsy music inspired a number of folk styles, from western Asia, all the way to northern Europe. it's amazing to listen to, for instance, Irish music, and see the Gypsy influence.

the closest i get to Russian folk is gypsy music...though i do love the Komuz. but that's more of a Mongolian-Russian folk instrument. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjvWIzhkaxY thanks for the listening material. if you like gypsy music, you might check out Gogol Bordello. they're a punkish take on...

it seems this has been repeated earlier, in this thread, one way or another. my advice, don't drink and dd...
"luckily" it was my video backup drive, not my sda.

stjerm...i found this term on github, then realized it's in the FreeBSD pkg repo. it's a simple drop-down term, configured via an .Xdefaults file, much like the xterm or urxvt .Xresources. on the 32 bit Dell Latitude 2100 (10 inch netbook, atom processor), it runs around 17-19 MB RAM (10000 saved li...

^^^love the da gamba. this one is a bit of a genre jumper. The Goat Rodeo Sesssions was one of my favorite albums, when it was released. Yo-Yo Ma, Chris Thile (mandolin virtuoso), and a couple of great bass and violin players, to round out the group. they also use da gamba (smaller versions) in some...

i'm currently reading The Last Man, by Mary Shelley, and re-reading The Wolf's Hour, by Robert R. McCammon. both are excellent, which is probably why i've read The Wolf's Hour 10 or more times, since i found it in high school. Snow Crash was excellent. i've been interested in checking out some PK Di...

Arensky and Glinka did some pretty solid trios, as well. if you can find it, the Oistrakh Trio plays Russian piano trios is a great collection.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WR7IgPqscJE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tR1L8_IxYQs

^^the Tartini is certainly moving. i'll be listening for hours, thanks guys. i tend to prefer chamber music...smaller ensembles. ever since reading Kafka on the Shore, i've been interested in piano trios. Heifetz, too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6V5kAgcFUP8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPhfX...

^yeah, and they've recently improved upon their documentation.

^^damn! i'm intrigued.

Void, FreeBSD, or Arch OpenRC... i'm learning Slackel, but have little experience with Slack outside Slacko Puppy.

i just watched one of my favorite romantic comedies again, Wristcutters, a Love Story. you might try that one. i originally watched it for Tom Waits, but found Gogol Bordello inside.

^ thanks, i'll take a look. i think i was confusing Conkeror with Konqueror, from KDE. i should have known better from this forum. i'll have to check it out, along with dwb and netsurf. i learn too much from this forum...and end up reading man pages for days, every time i visit.

^,^^ agreed

^^well frank, thank you...but dammit, i'd just found one i like and now i have to re-evaluate the decision. i'll just have to keep comparing. ^bones, as frank pointed out, apparently Palemoon has a version of https everywhere of it's very own. it seems to work similarly. either way i'll have to keep...

^have you been able to get Palemoon to work with https everywhere? that's one of the reasons i've been using Seamonkey, it can handle my favorite plugins. Palemoon never seems to work with it...

Meddle will always be my favorite Pink Floyd album:

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

John Coltrane, my favorite is Afro Blue Impressions, the 2-CD release https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvT0YI3Ogag&index=3&list=PLzWwLGIHd4CiaDCQOqCByFvPUn_ATUXnY Cab Calloway, i found the first volume, of the two part (four discs each), Cab Calloway the Early Years, at a little record store ...