I’ve been using bitwig on Linux for hobby production for about a year now. It works but it’s fairly buggy, with very sluggish controls and more frequent plugin crashes. I despise windows so won’t go back, but I’d also love to see continued improvement. One big step would be for more plugin developers to release CLAP versions.

More like 16,000 x g for a normal desktop centrifuge and 80,000 x g+ for an ultracentrifuge

Academic publishers are parasites.

I have been working through a textbook this week that has a copyleft statement on every page, and was written by a government scientist who did not get paid to do it. When you access it through the publisher website there is a copyright and they’re charging $200 for access.

Replacing the human expert with a word-guessing machine is a logical progression in their unabashed rent seeking.

Based on my experience with GCMS, if you fart into some activated carbon, you might be able to store it for a long time. To release the smell you’d heat your “sample” up to about 250°C, which you could do in a hot oven or maybe stovetop burner