Re: So...Linux? Alexa?

On Mon, 12 May 2025 11:17:33 -0400, Chris Ahlstrom <OFeem1987@teleworm.us>
wrote in <vvt3ee$150or$4@dont-email.me>:

vallor wrote this post while blinking in Morse code:
 

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Chris A.:  On soma.fm, I tend to listen to "Space Station Soma" or
sometimes "Groove Salad".  The former is closer to "psychill" on di.fm,
whereas the latter is closer to "chillout".  But for sleep,
I enjoy listening to "space dreams"...unless it's playing something
with too much drone.  (Which is odd, because the first soma.fm channel
I used to be glued to was "Drone Zone".)

 
Once I get coffeed up and retreat to the "office", I first watch Kimmel
for some good Trump humor and Lawrence O'Donnell for some good Trump
hate.
 
Then I start up Groove Salad (using the ncmpcpp terminal app plus some
keys in .xbindkeysrc to control it). After awhile I need a little more
excitement so I switch to the Secret Agent channel, which is mostly
groovy spy music.
(The James Bond clips between songs are often funny.)

I do listen to the Secret Agent channel, but it gets old after a
couple of hours.

I'll run Suburbs of Goa (Indian, Mideast music) or Sonic Universe (a
grabbag) for awhile.  Also, on occasion, the Thistle channel, hosted by
Fiona Ritchie. It's a mix of Celtic and American Country).

I used to listen to SoG (and psytrance in general), but got out of the
habit.  Just turned it on, we'll see if it still suits.

Whatever fits my mood while writing code.
 
I have the SomaFM app on phone, Roku, and Google TV, too.

Linux, Linux, and more Linux.

It's true:  Linux rules the world.

I have soma.fm on phone/Roku/and Amazon TV.  On the latter two, it's an
"official" app.  di.fm works on the Amazon TV (and Alexa), but that's an
unofficial app -- on the phone, it's official.  We live in a weird world.

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