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It'd look something... like this!

friendly reminder that you shouldn't nitpick the term "antisemitism". Yes, there are plenty of other Semitic groups, but Jews did not pick the term.

It was invented by German race scientists in the 19th century because "Judenhass", meaning "Jew-hatred", was getting bad press. So they coined antisemitism instead in order to switch to a more scientific-sounding justification for their bigotry, especially one that would fit into their racist categories.

They should make a Pocketmans game where you don't have to be a child.

Why can't I roleplay an almost 40yo, quitting my job in IT to become a Pocketmans trainer?

"If a connection is novel enough to be patented, that really just means that the person filing the patent has a mental landscape different enough from the patent examiner that different connections seem obvious, but similar enough that these new connections can be communicated. (The relative nature of novelty is highlighted by the domain of software patents, wherein basic concepts or forty year old practices get approved by patent clerks whose background is generally in mechanical engineering.)"

two hot enbies would never be allowed to date. it would never happen

illegally smuggling mankeys into Galar to sell them as pets to people who will get murdered by it when they evolve

mobile gamers are real gamers and deserve to be oppressed equally

@Purrplenekoboi There's an entire genre dedicated to just that ;)

Some of them are like sci-fi background music, which is awesome

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=loop+cassette+mix

@fenwick67 You might enjoy this. These are some *wild* ambient noises (on par with movie special effects) made with loop cassettes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsM2_yNImVs

People say transitioning to renewable energy sources is hard, acting like drilling for oil and digging coal out of a fucking mountain is a cake walk.

🎶unless the person was famous before transition🎶
🎶there's literally no reason to ever include a deadname in a Wikipedia article🎶

Took the time to listen to Secrets of Synthesis by Wendy Carlos, essentially her lecture CD about working with synthesizer timbres for good orchestration.

A few particularly interesting parts to me:

* I constantly heard timbres and sounds that reminded me of the Final Fantasy 6 soundtrack. This interests me mainly because I always thought of the SPC mostly as a sampler, but I really do have to conclude those sounds were synthesized then sampled.

Somebody once told me
There's a statue in the Gobi
That's mostly gone from over the knees
Visage lying in the sand
With a sneer of cold command
Cuz the sculptor knew how to please

Well the years start coming and they don't stop coming
Empires falling and statues crumbling
Check out the words he left behind
On the statue in the desert that nobody can find: