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    Rikki
    Adarrah got a reaction from Rikki in Highlighting staff posts to improve communication   
    I wish I could setup a color for each usergroup as well.
    regards
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    Matt
    Adarrah got a reaction from Matt in QOTW: Let's talk about music   
    My favorites are soundtrack related music aka epic music:
    Hans Zimmer Steve Jablonsky Ramin Djawadi audiomachine Two Steps From Hell Position Music Brand X Music Immediate Music and good old country music:
    Miranda Lambert Zac Brown Band Dierks Bentley Brett Eldredge But I listen to all kind of music, thats just my 2 favorite genres.
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    Ryan Ashbrook
    Adarrah got a reaction from Ryan Ashbrook in QOTW: Let's talk about music   
    My favorites are soundtrack related music aka epic music:
    Hans Zimmer Steve Jablonsky Ramin Djawadi audiomachine Two Steps From Hell Position Music Brand X Music Immediate Music and good old country music:
    Miranda Lambert Zac Brown Band Dierks Bentley Brett Eldredge But I listen to all kind of music, thats just my 2 favorite genres.
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    Adarrah
    Adarrah reacted to Matt in QOTW: Name the one thing you cannot live without   
    I’m using my phone right now!
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    LiquidFractal
    Adarrah got a reaction from LiquidFractal in QOTW: Name the one thing you cannot live without   
    Music - same for me, I can't live without music.
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    Adarrah
    Adarrah reacted to Matt in QOTW: Name the one thing you cannot live without   
    Ooh. Music. Fantastic answer. I couldn’t live without that too. I listen to music all day and have air pods for when out and about. 
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    Adarrah
    Adarrah reacted to LiquidFractal in QOTW: Name the one thing you cannot live without   
    Music.
    As much as I value the few people in my life who mean a lot to me, in the end I believe one must acknowledge that your life is for you and you alone.  You are ultimately "responsible" for your life and no one else (even for what's out of your control and for those things of which you are not conscious - hence my scarequotes around "responsible" - don't get me started ).  Music is absolutely crucial to articulating both one's life and one's relationship to one's own experiences, and in ways that will never be explained by science and technology (neuroscience explains part of the how, not the why).
    In an age where the more vulgar aspects of atheism seize on vulgarity and fundamentalism (and a highly flawed understanding of science, epistemology and ontology) to denigrate the idea of the religious (I'm neither atheist nor religious believer - don't get me started ), music is arguably the most important reminder that there are forces of affect and meaning that will always recede before attempts to contain it within rational discourse, even as they propel us forward to new possibilities of creative articulation and understanding.
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    Hatsu
    Adarrah got a reaction from Hatsu in QOTW: What was your first computing memory?   
    My experience was:
    Apple at school (Hyper Turtle yeah!) C64 at a friend Schneider CPC 464 (first own computer) Amiga 600 / 1200 And finally, here's a song for you.
     
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    Matt
    Adarrah got a reaction from Matt in QOTW: What was your first computing memory?   
    My experience was:
    Apple at school (Hyper Turtle yeah!) C64 at a friend Schneider CPC 464 (first own computer) Amiga 600 / 1200 And finally, here's a song for you.
     
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    AndyF
    Adarrah got a reaction from AndyF in QOTW: What was your first computing memory?   
    My experience was:
    Apple at school (Hyper Turtle yeah!) C64 at a friend Schneider CPC 464 (first own computer) Amiga 600 / 1200 And finally, here's a song for you.
     
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