HatchetHaro

I’d just keep it simple. It’s a YouTube video, not a college essay.

In order of appearance:

• Source Book - [page number]
• Source Webpage - link
• Source Video - link [timestamp]
• Source Article - link

my mum has been addicted to pimple and blackhead popping videos for the past few months. i’ll ask her for the search terms she uses…

Wooting’s pretty great with their webapp.

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I know there are some reaction channels that actively give insight on what they are reacting to and pausing and breaking things down as they watch. Scru Face Jean is one of those, and while I don’t really know much or care about rap and rap culture, he has been a great watch on his rap battle reactions.

In hindsight I should have used “or” instead of “and”.

But of course! I really miss having a dishwasher since I flew back home from the US. I know that they absolutely do a better job at cleaning than humans can, and loading it up properly and keeping it organized is such dopamine hit for my OCD brain.

If you live alone, though, I’d advise against using it, or at least get a way smaller dishwasher.

Unless they have enough plates and utensils and are willing to risk a mold problem to save up plates with gunks of food over the course of a week to run the dishwasher at good efficiency, it’s far simpler, cheaper, and more hygienic to just wash them by hand.

i prefer a full gimp mask

1. Resolution - having a big screen at the same resolution doesn’t really mean much, and you usually don’t really go higher than 4K for computer monitors. Yes, there are 8K TVs, but good luck being able to afford one.

2. Performance - if you want to go big, you’re probably thinking of TV screens, and TVs generally just aren’t built for colour accuracy, low latency, or high refresh rates.

3. Cost - bigger computer monitors are pricier. Besides, if you are upgrading your monitor anyways, well, your old one can just become your secondary display; it’s free screen estate.

4. Ergonomics - it takes less effort to look from side to side than it is to look up and down. With multiple smaller screens, you can arrange them all to face you cockpit-style; with a giant screen, the edges will look distorted unless you buy a curved display.

5. Software - most OSs can snap windows to the four quadrants of each display; anything smaller or more unique, and you will have to manually resize each window.

6. Practicality - if you’re working, gaming, or watching a movie, you want to dedicate an entire screen to your task at hand. Having multiple monitors lets you do that while still being able to check other things on the side. For example, when I stream games, I can play while having my OBS and Twitch stats on the side; when I do any design work, I can pull up references on my secondary display. The black bars are a non-issue.

i already have tinnitus; i literally can’t sleep without some noise to block it out.

raised anglican, went atheist, and now i worship daddy

Don’t do that; modern dishwashers already do an amazing job of that, so you’d just be wasting water and effort, which defeats the whole point of dishwashers in the first place.

If anything, just scrape any solids into the trash with a utensil before loading your dishes into the dishwasher.

This is an awesome reason to go vegetarian holy shit.

All the reasons I’ve heard have mostly been issues of morality and some ecology.

hmm, idk man, over here 他 is only for men, and 她 is only for women.

though in speaking we just use 佢 because canto

twitter’s recommendation algorithm keeps serving me absolute bangers and i actually kinda like it :/

the post title makes it sound like china is making that demand, which doesn’t make sense.

anyway, it’s article 19 that’s calling on xitter to end the shadow ban.

oh dont be a baby about it; just put the top bun back on.

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we all know american car-centric infrastructure is fuckin evil.

look, you probably know this already, but cars are still the only practical option for most americans; they don’t really have a choice. suburbia is subsidized, and so it simply makes financial sense to live in the suburbs, especially if they can’t afford to live closer to where they work and shop.

it’s great that you care about transportation infrastructure. engage in discussions to inform, of course, but do recognize that it’s policy, not people, at fault.

I’ve written a whole spiel in response to your comment before I realized you were talking about the difficulty curve, aka new player experience, not the difficulty of the game as a whole.

And yeah, that tracks; the new player experience in both those games you’ve mentioned (along with many other Souls-like games) is kinda bad. Sometimes, some hand-holding at the start is nice.