Umeå Stadsmission (I am a regular visitor here since at least 15 years)
Bakfickan (I have been eating lunch here quite a few times too)
Alimaus (In case you're down and out in Hamburg, Germany)
The player above goes to a stream with bands from Verket.
Verkets webradio ovan istället för på deras hemsida?
(or save this m3u-file and open it with VLC so you can see artist and song name)
The player below contains various sounds, sometimes music, sometimes live audio picked up by my mobile phone. Sometimes it's my own wiretap of my own apartment.
Now Playing: In case you feel like supporting this stream, Donate
Forgot to mention that scripts found on this page are free to reuse,
I am no lawyer but I guess some kind of GNU license applies to all code except the recorder code (javascript) where I kept the BSD-like license since it was already there.
The metadata displaying music playing/stopping buttons (also javascript) are under GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE (I got it from Ethan Halsall).
Maybe there is some debugging output which belongs under the BSD license too. Bear in mind that I have been considered legally insane (or whatever they
call it in the US) during the period (end of) 2011 - (end of) 2019.
Probably one can just change the input.harbor port to an icecast port, it should work anyway,
Will try it tomorrow
Tried it and it worked. now I know it's possible to use the app Orbot in case one wants to
stream sound from for example Cool Mic to input.harbor on liquidsoap, and I guess that should
work if one wants to stream to icecast too.
When I failed to start /etc/init.d/icecast2 on Debian, I set this icecast2.service up.
I don't know if it's really needed, but it works for me.
Workaround for Trust Mico using USB on FreeBSD
I don't know if it's really needed, but it works for me.
(The above seems fixed by FreeBSD developers now, since it's possible to set dev.pcm.3.rec.vchanformat=s16le:1.0 in /etc/sysctl.conf now.
Remeber to set the right pcm number, you can get that from your dmesg.
Note to naive Najdorf players: a6, b5, Nbd7, Nc5 ... how many tempi is a centre pawn worth ;-) Expect a tactical accident somewhere on the board.
Fischer-Tal and Topalov-Kasparov are sample games where world champs have been in trouble after grabbing the e4 pawn in the Najdorf.
That's just the Sozin , last thing I heard was that it is considered risk free for black on grandmaster level. Are you a grandmaster when you play online chess while drunk? I am not.
Om ni behöver leveranser enligt artikelnummer eller EAN-kod i Umeå tror jag mig kunna fixa det.
Jag sitter ändå ofta på en lokalbuss på väg till ICA Maxi Strömpilen eller Avion, och på vägen hem åker jag ofta förbi Biltema.
(Inget allt för skrymmande)
xrdb -merge .Xresources doesn't work on Debian? .Xresources won't work...?
In case you are using another display manager than xdm, I guess your .Xresources won't be read straight away.
For example, at the time of writing this I am using lightdm(?) with xfce4.
In order to get my .Xresources read, I had to locate the xinitrc file for my windows manager
(in my case /etc/xdg/xfce4/xinitrc)
and copy it to the windows manager user configuration directory
(in my case (~.config/xfce4/xinitrc).
After xinitrc was copied to the windows manager user configuration directory like above,
I created a .xsession file in my home directory sourcing the above mentioned xinitrc.
My impression is that xsession files are read by display managers, and xinitrc files are read when one starts X straight away.
Figure out where the xinitrc for your windows manager is, and copy it to the windows manager user configuration directory.
Then source the xinitrc file in a .xsession file in your home directory (or ~).
Note: "display manager" and "windows manager" are not the same thing, and a faulty .xsession file can create problems
Doctors have hinted that I have schizophrenia or something related and nowadays I agree to take the prescribed medication.