PastaThief
PastaThief@indiepocalypse.social
<p>Hi; I'm Kim! I'm a mixed-race, fat, sapphic, poly, trans woman with heavy left/socialist leanings. She/her. 54. Neuro atypical (anxiety/depression). Laid-back musician, gamer, and cat fanatic. Sometimes NSFW, but always CWed.</p>
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@sugar@goblin.camp I would think that pulling the cover thing over the keys would work? If that piano doesn't have one, I'm sure a length of plastic or wood long enough to go over the keybed and with small risers on either side to keep it clear of the black keys could be made pretty easily and would work fine. Maybe put some stick-on felt on the bottom of the risers to prevent it from scratching the finish. (I know you're not the OP, I'm just musing out loud.)
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@Pamela1960 Okay, I&#39;m as anti-right-wing-conspiracy-theorist as anyone, but that headline is very misleading. The actual quote was, &quot;How can we say with certainty that tinned food, car emissions, radio waves, food additives, mercury fillings or any other manmade influence isn’t causing an increase in gender dysphoria?&quot; While I think that the statement is still not a good one and likely comes from the wrong motivations, it&#39;s a far cry from him claiming that tinne...
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@lmorchard@masto.hackers.town Hmm. I like how you think, but I feel like AppleWorks on an Apple II would be one step too far for convenient use on a modern computer. Now, something like MicroGoldEd on the Amiga might be quite viable, since you can mount a host system's folder as a disk under FS-UAE, so you could actually use that to edit text files on the fly. For the AppleWorks version you'd have to move them back and forth to/from the Apple II emulator using ciderpress or, if you wante...
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@cdegroot OOOO, that sounds interesting! I go buy now!