There's no doubt I should live a little. But if we are talking movies, it is a pretty safe bet I should watch ones not from America. Doesn't mean they'll be great, but I won't have to deal with our particular kind of propaganda.
Just save your money. Maybe buy a few sats.
I guess it depends on what you call screaming vocals, but there's a certain point at which I'd prefer a distinction between it and metal. There are a lot of potentially awesome songs (often from Japan) that got wrecked because of a particular type of screaming. You could have been epic, but you went for vocals that remind me of a toddler's screaming fit...
People think they are going to get away with stuff, but not smart enough to realize looking guilty like that is going to make it worse.
Try searching #grownostr
You'll understand why if you stick around awhile, but there is more content on here- even bitcoiners talk about other stuff.
Merdellow@iris.to has the car content here on nostr. I think he has done a few notes about kit cars being right for bitcoiners.
It's not because it's sci-fi. It's because the largely socialist political assumption are so obviously wrong now. Also, American entertainment has been devolving, not evolving. Things have gotten worse, not better.
Streaming services came along just in time to hide the decline in the ability to produce quality dvds. They come from the vendors scratched up and discolored.
I used to like Babylon 5, but now so many of the assumptions in the script obviously lead to clown world that it's impossible to enjoy.
Probably a lot of laws would need to be changed. But the fed could start buying bitcoin now I think. Still might be a fight, but an easier one.
I just realized I forgot to drop the link. You may need to scroll down- the website was rendering oddly.
Color revolution. We live in a world where, assuming you have any idea of what democracy is- you would have to reform the institutions. But attempt to reform them and suddenly you are eeeeeble nazi tyrant, and democracy is somehow dying. Israel has been very socialist from the start, and I'm not like a fan of Netanyahu or anything, but I can see similarities between this and some of the stuff that needs to be done here in the U.S., just so we can survive and have some peace, let alone whatever democracy we may or may not have left.
Vox Day is suggesting the Russian or Chinese may have blown up a Dow Chemical plant to keep U.S./Nato from being able to make more munitions.
Perhaps some eagle eyed expert could point out the error of my ways, but in terms of successfully eating, it worked quite well.
I've had other weird cramping experiences with other muscles, so I'm inclined to think it's my body.
Last time I tried, I found I could use chop sticks pretty well, but then some of the muscles in my hand started cramping. Maybe my electrolytes were just out of whack or something. Or I should keep at it and build those little muscles up.
Does this mean they change strategy? They've been sticking to Eastern Ukraine. But if negotiations seem impossible, they may go West to get it over with.
I'd like to see some research on the countries that have managed to thwart color revolutions. What actually worked. Listening to podcast with Belarus "journalist". Not saying their gov is great, but she's tripping all my alarms.
Be careful. We don't know how many strains are in kombucha. I used to think it was awesome, but I'm ambivalent now. May have hurt me.
Then there needs to be deviations from the standard SRS model- trails to see if it can be improved. Generating hypotheses based off of patterns and then testing.
It would be helpful if, for instance, the program could recognize two concepts you regularly confuse with one another, and then starts presenting them in a way that allows you to differientiate.
I'm guessing alot can be done locally, since we have a simple (markov blanket?) predictive situation. Essentially, do you remember the card when you are supposed to? Are there ones you beat the curve on or ones you consistently fail at?