I find it really useful to shut down discussions where no one is budging and are just overall a big waste of time. As an example, if I’ve been trying to convince someone that the earth is round for 10 minutes and they clearly don’t have any interest in changing their view, I’ll just spare me the trouble and say it. If they still refuse to let it go, I start blindly agreeing with them, that usually does the trick.
Astronauts, on the other hand…
Unfortunately they patched the mscz downloads and now they’re charging for merely viewing more than one page of certain scores. Musescore4 is great but I hope musescore.com burns.
Getting worse every year too
You should get your lemmy checked for dementia
(- also Catholicism)
How will small artists get to make themselves known, though? Not everyone has the option to play live.
I recommend watching a youtube recap of the history of the fandom as it really helps contextualize the whole comic, and it is quite fun, as such an excentric comic attracted an equally excentric fanbase. There are plenty of fun and gross anecdotes. As for the bucket, you can watch for yourself, but let me warn you…
It’s a bunch of people collectively spitting into a bucket in a restaurant
I got into it blind and only learned about the fandom and the surrounding history after finishing it. It felt like reading a parallel story and it was actually pretty fun, but it only cemented my feeling of not wanting to be associated with them. I mean, the bucket. Just wow.
Homestuck, Undertale, Hazbin Hotel, and all those popular pieces of media that get overshadowed by their shitty fandoms
OOP put Hazbin Hotel characters in Homestuck quadrants
You can use an external image host in the meantime (like imgur or catbox.moe, unfortunately I don’t know of any “open” solutions)
Maybe it was for electrical fires?
For the people who hadn’t heard of it (like me): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_illusion
Have you checked if they have that stuff on archive.org? I’m sure plenty of people would appreciate them.
Apparently they installed a system-wide VPN without asking
Disappointingly, the article only says that it “changes pixels in ways imperceptible to the human eye”
That’s why you play the puppeteer