That’s lovely to hear! This article has since made its way to an MEP so hopefully the findings will also reach those in power so they don’t make the mistake of supporting it.
Thanks. The Pi quirks are a little frustrating to me, although I know they’re for reasons / benefits.
I’ve updated the post with a solution, but since I find it easier to find solutions for Debian than RaspberrypiOS i might actually switch hardware in the future.
It’s dated 2023 though. I’ve received no back ports or updates to kernel in three years it seems. apt is telling me there are no updates regardless.
On my setup the Raspberry Pi repo only offers raspberrypi-kernel 1:1.20230405-1, and apt-cache madison shows no newer kernel versions available. So I appear to be stuck on an older snapshot.
Thanks for this. It seems to have something for everyone, and the idea of punch lists sounds like what's sometimes missing to get from concerned / informed to actually effective.
It's a pity. I've had many good exchanges with tribal members there that I'd love to meet in person. But the ones I've chatted with are more remote then I can probably get to (several days driving), and the settler-colonial attitude in the the other areas stinks.
The way they layer guitars is brilliant. The first 20 seconds of Roll With It are an example. Four different guitar sounds come in one after the other at 0, 7 and 20 seconds. At 20 seconds it’s both an acoustic and electric together. Pure class.
It should be called Shake to Slop, since summarisers have been shown to be wrong 51% of the time.