...I've been working on this and it's actually reaching a point of being done enough to *maybe* deploy as a web app (like, that other people can use too)
I need a good name/domain name for it though
Because I logged on to find somebody reported me to myself for spamming the fediblock hashtag, and then saw another general post admonishing people not to shitpost with the fediblock hashtag, let me be clear:
Equel is the “what the fediverse needs is timeline algorithms and other tools built with venture capital and controlled by me, the smartest guy in the room” instance where you have to sign in with a linkedin account.
My use of the hashtag was 100% sincere, but if your instance is on board with tech bros explicitly trying to turn the fediverse into Twitter, let me know so I can defederate from it too
defederated from the galaxy brain shitheads at equel #fediblock
This lilypond library is so, so incredibly useful for harmonic analysis: https://github.com/davidnalesnik/lilypond-roman-numeral-tool
Broadly stated goal for 2023
Honestly money I could spend on guitar lessons would probably be better put towards therapy
Love to do a search to see if this jam was ever resurrected and have 100% of the results point to the last one that was held on March 10, 2020
…mostly adhd I’m sure, with a healthy dose of low-key midlife “you are running out of time to do all the things” panic
I have a project and I want to change how I'm deploying it. It's a set of python scripts + inkscape and some PHP that generates music notation in real time, served on web pages.
The primary user of this is supposed to be chamber ensembles, who often play in places that don't have WiFI (plus I don't want to host all of them), so I want to deploy this via a LAN.
I used to use Raspberry Pi, but they've gone terfy and also it wasn't a great fit. How I've done this previously is to create a captive portal and serve notation via the login page.
This is an arms race with phone/device manufacturers who are dead set against LANs. I wonder if I could find a small, cheap router and put dd-wrt on it, would that work better? My questions are:
1. Can I put inkscape on a dd-wrt system?
2. Are there small routers that boot off of removable media, such as SD cards? (This makes offering upgrades/doing installs way easier.)
3. Can an adhoc device have a stable IP6 address? That is, can it offer WIFI, but also be reachable via the open internet via a mobile data plan? (Is it possible to pay once for mobile data web pages being served indefinitely?)
4. What platforms should I be looking at? How can I learn more about them?
My challenge for 2023 will be to remember that I have a web site again, and that I can use it to permanently (hah) store things like this so I don't repeatedly find myself googling or digging through my own old stuff:
I play (mostly) 19th and early 20th-century banjo music. I'd play 4-string early jazz banjo if I could find any musicians to play with. I reserve the right to post non-banjo content, although I aim to keep this account more or less focused on music.
I am not particularly interested in banjo as a good-old-timey-appalachian-country-folk-bluegrass totem.
You should also follow my "official" music account at @magicians.
He/him.