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I posted this in Music, but wanted to share here, if anyone likes weird music and dance together.

In 1967, Pierre Henry and Michel Colombier created what was one of the earlier examples of electronic music that broke into mainstream. They achieved this by splicing together various reel to reel tapes, altering playback speeds, looping sections, reversing others, and pro

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5min

This is very much NOT for everyone...

/aiimage

Sharing info on my prompt enhancer for local llm/image generation

I've been using Z-Image Turbo since it's release and have been impressed with the results. Up until yesterday, I've used online LLM to help with my prompt structure, but decided I'd rather keep that local if I could, and also have more control of the output that it generates as w

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/askdigg

What’s the lifespan of a username for you?

Do you retire them after a few years, or keep them alive across platforms? Do you stick with one identity everywhere, or reinvent it?

/digg

13h

When I feel like the only person awake on Digg right now

/askdigg

14h

Does anyone else think it's kind of odd when you see a recent reply to a really old comment?

Falling down the youtube tunnel just now and saw a reply that was made a couple of weeks ago. It was a response to an original comment made 14 years ago. Could you imagine? 'I thought Looper was weird.' --- 14 years later, just out of nowhere --- 'YOU'RE WEIRD!!!!'

/askdigg

Is there about to be a 'reddit exodus'?

I left digg 15 years ago. Today, reddit removed access to r/all (at least for me). That decision brings me back here. Is this the 'old' digg, again?

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