Re:Doom as a tool for system administration (1999)
by Hendrikto on Saturday March 03, 2018 @08:23AM
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Such a cool idea in principle... I would be the party pooper who blacklists everything though. I just can‘t concentrate with music playing, which is kind of funny, because construction noice, for example, does not nearly distract me as much.
Re:Doom as a tool for system administration (1999)
by thomk on Saturday March 03, 2018 @05:15PM
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I bet you would like techno: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMIvj7Zxogs
Or maybe chillhop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7Y8JkHcI3I&index=1&list=PLR...
Give each of those 5 minutes, you may be able to settle into a nice coding groove. I sleep like a baby to the 1st one.
Re:Doom as a tool for system administration (1999)
by digi_owl on Saturday March 03, 2018 @08:58AM
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I don't mind music for work, as long as it is without lyrics. But i can't filter out the lyrics while trying to process some kind of writing in from of me.
Re:Doom as a tool for system administration (1999)
by pjc50 on Saturday March 03, 2018 @11:29AM
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Note that in lots of countries if you play music "publicly" in the office then you theoretically need a license for the office, but everyone listening individually does not.
(If you are ever cold called by the PRS, never say you play music in the office!)
https://www.cs.unm.edu/~dlchao/radio/index.html
> It can be hard to listen to music in the office. ... Adaptive Radio is an alternative approach in which users just indicate what songs they don't want to listen to, and the system will try to play MP3s that are not disliked by anyone.