are they trying to trigger a stochaistic response?
we have representative democracy because it gives people power proportional to their passion for change.
unfortunately, we are in the era of oligpoly and the only thing with an effective political voice is money.
People who read books are a different breed. I wouldn’t worry about them.
But if we’re going to make a lazy heuristical stand against AI, I’ve always enjoyed the liberal use of semi-colons.
The video I’m watching now says it’s playing at 1080p. Whether it, I can’t tell.
How about an android emulator running NewPipe?
I greatly enjoyed Dysfunctional Family Circus, and there’s always Gorefield, aka Garfield written by Lovecraft. Garfield was always a little boring, though–I think I was in second-grade at the time.
Have you delved back into the old classics? There’s a lot there. Sometimes it just takes a little while to learn what the comic is about–is enough to do when you’re exposed to it every day in the paper, but harder if you’re going in blind. I don’t really think of comics as greatly in need of innovation, though phone accessibility is a factor, I can´t think of anything that is better for being on a phone.
I used to read French comic books on Hoopla, my library’s online service. Their reader could advance panel-by-panel through the comic book page. Pretty neato. Don´t know if it was entered manually, automatically, or a mix of the two.
Variety is nice, but I consumed most of my comics via books, starting with Garfield.
I love this inverted three panel pyramid, looks great on my cell phone. I guess in an ideal world we’d have panels arranged dynamically.
Don’t think I’ve ever run into Morrigan, but I immediately thought of this moment from Myth 2: Soulblighter, where the dude explodes into a flock of ravens. Ravens are all over this game.
Haven’t sunglasses ALWAYS been used by pervs to obscure their eyeline?
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HOW UNPROFESSIONAL.
It’s even more depressing that it’s a conscious choice, and the exception is a company that wanted didn’t want to pay for birth control for their employees. But thank you for the correction.
They might be thinking more Society of Creative Anachronism [SCA], don’t know what those guys are up to these days though.
Publicly-held corporations are legally obligated to think only of line go up. Valve (Steam) is privately held, and as such is not forced to maximize profit every quarter.
I used to like that style more, but I do a lot of typing on a bluetooth chiclet because my true daily driver is a tablet and now that’s what my fingers are expecting.
Picked up a Red Dragon at a thrift store for $10USD. It’s my daily driver because it doesn’t have a keypad.
I’m not a fan of the throw on the keys though–too much travel for me. But it’s a step up from my Dell hand-me-down.
That’s basically my dad. He’s ALWAYS been a “dial-a-lecture” type of guy, where your only input into the conversation is to tune his dials.
Not surprisingly, he complains of having no friends because he lives in a conservative area and he was always insufferably trying to convince them they are wrong.
He is spending his final years in communion with ChatGPT.
Camus is great if your life is free from suffering, sucks if it isn’t. There’s a reason poor people are more religious.
Philosophize This is my podcast recommend.
Also, look into Jungian myth analysis to get more out of stories than surface-level psychology.
If you want a compassionate grounding in living life without society-provided anchors, I can’t think of nobody better to guide you that Britt Hartley of the No Nonsense Spirituality Channel on YouTube. Though she’s primarily about religious deconstruction, she’s aware that humans survive by creating ANCHORS. “This thing is true and I can build my life around it.” Religion is one of our biggest anchors, but it can be anything–love of a child (who might have died), belief that work is the most important part of your life (but it might make you miserable), etc.
From your other post, it might be that one of your anchors, work, is actually making you quite unhappy but you’re having trouble letting go of it? This is the sort of thing that therapy would be great for theoretically, but either you find the right one or become your own therapist. “It is easier to become a good therapist than to find one.”"-- Daniel Mackler
By pro-socialist, do you mean pro-Soviet-style totalatarianism?
Thanks for the tip! I actually need to work on my french, so now I know what to look for when I open PeerTube by accident instead of NewPipe.