[–] 2 points 2 months ago*

the vocal synth/vocaloid community needs more love!

art, shitposting, music

https://ani.social/c/vocaloid

https://lemmy.world/c/hatsunemiku

https://ani.social/c/kasaneteto

i would love to see more people sharing music they like, or better yet, that they made.

(my own community) news & discussion, technical

https://piefed.social/c/vocal_synths

i think i'm going to start sharing vocadb weekly winners to keep the community alive. i've also, admittedly, slacked on posting, and mostly just reposted from vocaverse.network. i made this community for people who use the software to share news, personal projects, or ask for technical help. y'kno, a little more involved than just sharing stuff other people do.

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    In a particularly creative expression of anti-MAGA sentiment, a man who goes by the username “biz_dave” says he successfully trained crows to attack MAGA hats. As detailed in a series of posts on Threads, the self-proclaimed “big nerd” and “very part-time artist” stuck some tasty treats, including “peanuts, chicken scraps, mealworms, and dog kibble,” underneath a MAGA hat.

    “Once they were coming regularly, it was only about three months to get them to the hat removal stage,” biz_dave wrote.

    https://www.threads.com/@biz_dave/post/DTSvEhIDory

     

    The conservative Washington Examiner reported Thursday that no GOP candidate will appear on the ballot for the U.S. Senate race because they failed to meet all requirements.

    Of the three republicans who ran, NONE qualified to appear on the ballot for the New Mexico senate.

    The Albuquerque Journal reported it is the first time in modern history that a Republican won't even appear on the ballot

    and for a candidate to qualify:

    Candidates must submit a nominating petition signed by a number of voters equal to at least two percent (2%) of the total vote of the candidate’s party in the state or congressional district

    ...and for context:

    Lujan won his first Senate election in 2020 with 51.72% of the vote, compared to his Republican rival’s 45.62%.

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