So nice, I remember Fruity Loops very well, nice internet tune : )
So, it was 1999 or so, and I was figuring out how to make this "computer music" with software that was basically impossible to get as I had no internet connection at home. I would download very early Fruity Loops versions at the University with an ultra slow connection and then take it on floppy disks home to install and toy around with music making. A couple days ago I was searching for an essay I've done for school back in the days on this ancient hard-drive and accidentally found a couple of tunes I was working on on those days. A couple sounded pretty decent having in mind how and when they were made so I chose one to drop here. At the time I was doing this music, it was all for the fun. Kind of a distraction more than something I would care to do in the future. More than 20 years have passed and I never had a job non music related since then. My hobby, my job. Collect that. 🙂
Very cool, the best thing is that these mushrooms don't even need much light to grow, could in theory grow in full darkness
Yesterday, I had the opportunity to visit PERMAFUNGI and witness their innovative sustainability practices.
One of their interesting methods involves recycling harvested coffee grounds to grow oyster mushrooms, demonstrating an excellent example of circular economy in action. In addition to this, PERMAFUNGI is also contributing to reducing plastic waste by creating biodegradable materials that can be used in construction and ecodesign projects. (it has sound isolation properties) It's inspiring to see companies like PERMAFUNGI taking tangible steps towards a more sustainable future. 🌿🌿🌿
The company is based in Brussels, Belgium.
Converse and Orb pretty good
all the good things…having yuzu vegan ramen with @christina.lens and got the baby his first pair of kicks