randulo

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A & R (lemmy.ml)
 

Released from captivity today, a collaboration with New Zealand saxophonist Alex Nyman, 7 tracks of different interpretations of jazz, fusion, funk, hip-hop

Opt-in Mastodon Directory in c/mastodon@lemmy.ml
[–] randulo@lemmy.ml 3 points 1 year ago

Great! Spread the news, once there are hundreds, it'll be pretty useful.

How do you guys use the "Private notes about this account" feature on other mastodon profiles? in c/mastodon@lemmy.ml
[–] randulo@lemmy.ml 2 points 1 year ago

I haven't yet but it's another great feature. I wish I had a field like this in my brain for people in real life. ("Recently divorced, don't mention Candice")

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Opt-in Mastodon Directory (fediverse.fans)
 

The list can be searched by any of the fields. You can add your Mastodon account to the list and declare your interests.

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Drones show the evolution of wine (www.youtube.com)
 

WIne, the beverage, not the software.

We need more of Richard Stallman's ideas, not less in c/linux@lemmy.ml
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Interview: Richard Stallman & Free Software Foundation (open.spotify.com)
 

We interviewed Dr. Stallman 6 years ago for our VUC podcast (2007-2019). Unfortunately, the video isn't available as he refused to use YouTube. I know the episode is on Spotify, but it may be available on other podcatchers.

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Over 100 tracks on Bandcamp (randulo.com)
 

I haven't found an ideal federated app for sharing my music, but while it's on all platforms (Spotify, Apple, YouTube, etc) it's also on Bandcamp for ad-free, unlimited streaming. I am not trying to make money, I just would like my work heard.

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"I Hate Jazz - It's so repetitive!" (medium.com)
 

It's a short read, enjoy.

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There Will Never Be Another Twitter (randulo.substack.com)
 

Twitter wasn’t just software or visible leadership (for better or worse) but an entire important slice of Internet history.

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Over 50 years of music (ffm.bio)
 

Introductions may or may not be a thing here. This is my first post. Over the past half-century, I must have done one thing you'd like. My favorites are Hendrix, Cream, CSN from the 60s, Miles Davis etc from the 70s, Brecker Brothers from the 80s (?) and way too much from then on.