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The Pfizer vaccine is in phase three trials, if you get the vaccine, you are a lab rat. The study continues on until April 2023.

https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04368728?term=NCT04368728&draw=2&rank=1

This is a, quote:

>PLACEBO-CONTROLLED, RANDOMIZED, OBSERVER-BLIND, DOSE-FINDING STUDY TO EVALUATE THE SAFETY, TOLERABILITY, IMMUNOGENICITY, AND EFFICACY OF SARS-COV-2 RNA VACCINE CANDIDATES AGAINST COVID-19 IN HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS

This means that some portion of the vaccines administered are actually just placebos.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKAW28Bu2Q8 HITLER THIS PERSON IS HITLER

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https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/503786852/

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/503838515/

Anonymous ID:VuDSufqn Sun 04 May 2025 07:44:11 No.503885759 Report
>>503880197
Military adventures are forever over for the scandis. The best they will ever be able to hope for, is a slow roman tier decline, instead of a fast one. They are pathetically weak and have zero spines, they don't say anything when their own breed with foreigners, but just grudgingly allow it to happen. They have zero problems siccing the cops on their own kind when it comes to dodging taxes and the military, then, all use of force is perfectly fine and they say nothing, but when it comes to race-mixing and evil bosses and co-workers, bullying and cunty bitches? Then they say nothing and hand down hefty fines and long prison sentences. It's obvious to me where their true allegiances lie, and that is with the new world order. And what is the new world order, exactly? It's liberal democracy, of course. An ideology where the women can do precisely whatever they feel like with the full protection of the state and the police and where race-mixing is perfectly fine and the companies can treat their workers as shittily as they feel like, with the full cooperation of the state. Basically, liberal democracy is an ideology that is all about keeping the regular guy way down and lifting everyone else way up. And then they demand that downtrodden evil white man work like a fucking dog to support all their crazy shenanigans and occasionally die for said system, when necessary. That is what the modern system is really all about, in the end. And it's like this everywhere in the west, even in scandinavia.

https://familypiano.com/blog/spinet-piano-not-bad/


So Are Spinet Pianos Still Worth Buying?

Overall, whether or not a spinet piano is worth buying depends on the specific piano itself and the needs and preferences of the player.

While spinet pianos may have some limitations compared to full-sized upright or grand pianos, they can still be a good option for some playing styles. For example, the light and jumpy action of a spinet piano may be preferable for certain types of music such as ragtime or jazz. The smaller size of the piano may make it less loud and more suitable for practicing in a small space too.

In terms of affordability, spinet pianos are generally the most affordable type of acoustic piano, making them a good option for those on a budget. However, it’s important to note that not all spinet pianos are created equal, and some may be in better condition or have a better sound quality than others.

In some cases, it may be worth investing in a lower-tier digital piano rather than settling for just any spinet piano. We recommend sticking to better-known brands like Baldwin, Wurlitzer and Chickering to be sure. And even then, do remember to get a technician involved!

In the end, we still don’t think spinet pianos are absolutely awful instruments. To some families, they’re the best piano they can afford. And we think starting on a decent-quality instrument now is preferable to waiting for a high-quality instrument much later.

As as long as you’re happy playing it, and given your technician and teacher aren’t advising you to get something else, a spinet piano is a fine instrument to play and own!

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@sambennett9769 :: Some harpsichords have more than one chorus/string pr key, two manual instruments have at least 2, but still, yes they should tune every day like violinists and other stringed-instruments do. But hey, it is not so difficult if you can. I had to learn it, because of a loose tuning-pin! And no money for a better instrument. Why can't ordinary pianist ? There's a difference between a complete tuning and some corrections.
So every-dat tuning need not be so drastic.
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@skin150263
4 years ago
Just imagine doing it on the organ...
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@dibaldgyfm9933
4 years ago
​ @skin150263 :: Yes, you know that we have organs (instruments) in different well-temperings, huh? Maybe not easy to find, most will be in "equal-temperament" and will not need tuning after being built; but fx. the old castle-chapel in Frederiksborg, Denmark, has an organ in a pre Bach - tuning. It is said that Buxtehude has played that instrument (a Compenius Organ), but maybe that was another instrument in Elsinore.
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@beachcomber4141
4 years ago (edited)
I think he did...and I am pretty sure I could not hear the difference.
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ALSA can be used to mix multiple audio inputs, but it requires more configuration than simply using a sound server like PulseAudio or Jack. You can use ALSA's dmix plugin in conjunction with pcm and ctl sections in your .asoundrc file to mix audio streams. ALSA also supports hardware mixing, but this relies on the sound card's capabilities.
Here's a breakdown of the process:
1. Understand the basics:

ALSA:
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ALSA (Advanced Linux Sound Architecture) is the core audio system in Linux, providing the low-level drivers and API for sound cards.
Sound Servers:
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PulseAudio and Jack are sound servers that sit on top of ALSA, offering a more user-friendly way to manage audio streams and mixing.
Hardware Mixing:
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Some sound cards can physically mix multiple audio streams into a single output.
Software Mixing:
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If your sound card doesn't support hardware mixing, ALSA's dmix plugin can be used to mix audio streams in software.

2. Set up mixing using dmix (if hardware mixing isn't available):

Check for .asoundrc:
ALSA uses a configuration file called .asoundrc to define how audio streams are routed and mixed.
Create .asoundrc (if needed):
If you don't have one, create it in your home directory (e.g., ~/.asoundrc).
Configure pcm and ctl sections:
Add the following lines to your .asoundrc file to define your mixing setup:

Code

pcm.!default {
type plug
slave.pcm "dmixer"
}

pcm.dmixer {
type dmix
ipc_key 1024
slave {
pcm "hw:1,0" # Replace with your desired hardware device
period_time 0
period_size 1024
buffer_size 4096
rate 44100
}
bindings {
0 0
1 1
}
}

ctl.dmixer {
type hw
card 0 # Replace with your desired card number
}

Explanation:
pcm.!default: This section defines the default PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) device, which is often used for playback.

type plug: This indicates that the device is a "plug-in" device, meaning it can be connected to other devices.
slave.pcm "dmixer": This makes the default PCM device use the "dmixer" device for mixing.
pcm.dmixer: This section defines the "dmixer" device, which handles mixing multiple PCM streams.
type dmix: This specifies that the device is a "dmix" device, which allows multiple applications to write to the same audio device simultaneously.
slave { ... }: This section defines the hardware device that "dmixer" will use for playback.
bindings { ... }: This section defines how channels are mapped to the hardware device.
ctl.dmixer: This section defines the control device for "dmixer", which is used for volume control and other settings.

3. Use alsamixer:

Open alsamixer: Launch the ALSA mixer using the command alsamixer.
Select the correct card: Use the F6 key to select the correct sound card.
Adjust volumes: Use the arrow keys to navigate to the mixer lines and adjust their volumes.
Check mute/unmute: Use the M key to mute or unmute the selected line.

4. Consider using a sound server:

If you're having trouble with ALSA mixing or need more advanced features, consider using a sound server like PulseAudio or Jack.
PulseAudio and Jack are designed to handle multiple audio streams and mixing more efficiently than ALSA directly.

How to mix multiple PCM streams using ALSA
Aug 9, 2011
Stack Overflow

Linux Audio Explained (ALSA vs PulseAudio vs JACK vs ...
Aug 20, 2021 — but this used to be a real limitation. in fact many sound cards advertised having support for hardware mixing hardware...
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Hardware mixing, software mixing - Alsa Opensrc Org
From the ALSA wiki ... Some soundcards and drivers support hardware mixing of multiple pcm streams which allows more than one app ...
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DESASTER

global keymap
set keymap {
{Escape 100}
{F1 101}
{F2 103}
{F3 105}
{F4 107}
{F5 108}
{F6 110}
{F7 112}
{F8 113}
{F9 115}
{F10 117}
{F11 119}
{F12 120}
{Delete 122}
{ }
{grave 76}
{1 77}
{2 79}
{3 81}
{4 83}
{5 84}
{6 86}
{7 88}
{8 89}
{9 91}
{0 93}
{minus 95}
{equal 96}
{BackSpace 98}
{ }
{Tab 52}
{q 53}
{w 55}
{e 57}
{r 59}
{t 60}
{y 62}
{u 64}
{i 65}
{o 67}
{p 69}
{bracketleft 71}
{bracketright 72}
{backslash 74}
{ }
{ }
{ }
{ }
{Caps_Lock 29}
{a 31}
{s 33}
{d 35}
{f 36}
{g 38}
{h 40}
{j 41}
{k 43}
{l 45}
{semicolon 47}
{apostrophe 48}
{Return 50}
{ }
{ }
{ }
{ }
{Shift_L 7}
{z 9}
{x 11}
{c 12}
{v 14}
{b 16}
{n 17}
{m 19}
{comma 21}
{period 23}
{slash 26}
{Shift_R 28}
{ }
{ }
{ }
{Right 5}
{Left 4}
{Control_R 2}
{Alt_R 0}
{space }
{Alt_L }
{ }
{ }
{Control_L }
}

global keymap
set keymap {
{a 8}
{z 9}
{s 10}
{x 11}
{c 12}
{f 13}
{v 14}
{g 15}
{b 16}
{n 17}
{j 18}
{m 19}
{k 20}
{comma 21}
{l 22}
{period 23}
{slash 24}
{apostrophe 25}
{Shift_R 26}
{Return 27}
{Tab 24}
{1 25}
{q 26}
{2 27}
{w 28}
{e 29}
{4 30}
{r 31}
{5 32}
{t 33}
{6 34}
{y 35}
{u 36}
{8 37}
{i 38}
{9 39}
{o 40}
{p 41}
{minus 42}
{bracketleft 43}
{equal 44}
{bracketright 45}
{BackSpace 46}
{backslash 47}
}

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https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/504070032/

https://youtu.be/Oh0O61ZsyJs?list=RDEMklM6S5NJw6xKXNF4BQ4tww

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oh0O61ZsyJs&list=RDEMklM6S5NJw6xKXNF4BQ4tww&index=3

global keymap
set keymap {
{Escape 118}
{F1 119}
{F2 122}
{F3 123}
{F4 126}
{F5 }
{F6 }
{F7 }
{F8 }
{F9 }
{F10 }
{F11 }
{F12 }
{Delete }
{ }
{grave 89}
{1 90}
{2 95}
{3 94}
{4 98}
{5 99}
{6 101}
{7 102}
{8 106}
{9 107}
{0 110}
{minus 111}
{equal 113}
{BackSpace 114}
{ }
{Tab 62}
{q 63}
{w 65}
{e 66}
{r 70}
{t 71}
{y 74}
{u 75}
{i 77}
{o 78}
{p 82}
{bracketleft 83}
{bracketright 86}
{backslash 87}
{ }
{ }
{ }
{ }
{Caps_Lock 35}
{a 38}
{s 39}
{d 41}
{f 42}
{g 46}
{h 47}
{j 50}
{k 51}
{l 53}
{semicolon 54}
{apostrophe 58}
{Return 59}
{ }
{ }
{ }
{ }
{Shift_L 11}
{z 14}
{x 15}
{c 17}
{v 18}
{b 22}
{n 23}
{m 26}
{comma 27}
{period 29}
{slash 30}
{Shift_R 34}
{ }
{ }
{ }
{Right 10}
{Left 6}
{Control_R 5}
{Alt_R 3}
{space 2}
{Alt_L }
{ }
{ }
{Control_L }
}