Hadriscus @ Hadriscus @lemm.ee

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Some links from reddit

https://www.reddit.com/r/LateStageCapitalism/comments/z6unyl/comment/iy4mycx/

https://web.archive.org/web/20160410083943/http://www.redditblog.com/2013/05/get-ready-for-global-reddit-meetup-day.html?m=1

https://medium.com/@MKultrawoke/the-truth-about-the-alt-right-a-destruction-by-facts-and-logic-e3d07f27e8cb

Right, that's not the tool for the job. Forums boards are still best at retaining information.

But aren't room contents indexed and accessible from any client ? they aren't accessible from a web search engine is what I understand

Nice ! have you studied Latin ? I studied very shortly but my interest piqued only after that brief period

cheers I'll have to watch that

why did I ever think it published in 82 ? I've had this date in mind as long as I can remember

Yea all that to me belongs to script. And I agree it's not very good. When I say worldbuilding, I'm talking about the ecosystem and its interconnectedness. It does a good job of mirroring the Earth's and I consider it to be a proper -although indirect- awakening to the beauty of terrestrial biology.

A eugenist pov would defend selecting human individuals based on their genetic makeup, something people have no control over and is effectively a prejudice. Idiocracy shows the degeneracy of society based on societal factors such as disinformation, wealth, etc. and is an accurate prediction of western society's current state (specifically US, but is also valid in part for US-aligned nationstates such as France). My guess as a layman is there is some inverse statistical correlation between political knowledge and babymaking, but as we know, correlation isn't causation, and if there is anyone to blame, it's the bourgeoisie. Cut some heads in time for spring, they'll regrow better

Plus there's Matrix 2 now so, no excuse

Is it forbidden ? looks like I missed a reference there

are you guys talking about C-crossword-grid ?

Low' En'hee-lews

oh wow, you blew my mind

I just say 'Orb'

I understand the feeling, but that fear of being wrong is a plague, it prevents learning altogether. Especially languages ! we should be brave enough to proudly make mistakes and learn from them. Proudly. With pride

That sounded snarky in an unhelpful way.

Nathan Mills AKA Beyond the Guitar does a good job of not witholding any of that when he gives tips. He does tutoring as well, but I haven't tried it. His music is fantastic (mostly covers and arrangements, some compositions).

Most importantely have fun. Most people will tell you to practice regularly, but that's only possible if you genuinely enjoy playing. If you go for a daily routine of boring exercises, there's a chance it will create a loathing for the instrument and the practice, whereas if you do a bit of everything (cool riffs & refrains, tedious exercises, wild experiments, etc), you will build up a virtuous & pleasant realtionship with your instrument, and you will pick it up every day without even thinking about it.

Bona fide. It's latin, you say it Bow-nah Fee-day.

I related to this movie/character on a personal level. I haven't been able to fully explain why, maybe that's the gist of it : it expresses struggles that I haven't been able to put into words, yet I saw on film so eerily resembling mine

the worldbuilding is what's interesting in Avatar, imho. The visuals support that. Story wise it doesn't do a good job of being surprising