Lamy pens, Ibanez guitars, Sennheiser headphones, darn tough socks, crumpler bags have all held up through years of frequent use, travel, moves, etc.
Comrades, folks, fellow apes
Not exactly a group regarded for their skepticism if faith is considered a justification for knowledge, religious and political cults have a lot of overlap
The plague dogs, grave of fireflies, full metal jacket
Who wouldn't want a giggle account?
I'm glad to hear that, looking to start crystal lake soon after watching widow's bay last month and looking for more good horror shows
Encumbered, obsequious, defenestration, solastalgia
I think they ended up getting involved in some shit but I think it was around early '10s there were some Russians slapping giant stickers on cars windshields when they were caught driving on sidewalks, parking illegally, etc that seems like some beneficial activism.
Geographic 🇵🇱 or magnetic 🇮🇩?
It seems to me you may be mixing toxic negativity with negativity. Toxic behavior like spreading misinformation or supporting and excusing violent behavior should be moderated. Negativity in general though is going to be based on the instances and communities you visit and the users you choose to block or not block. For example you can block a handful of users and join more positive communities to curate your 'home' experience to be mostly positive, and switch to 'all' when you want to see the general trends or what's recently popular across instances.
Not sure if it's an option but some games work around this using a modifier button and layers. Like in ff14 I think it was the shoulder buttons change the face buttons on the controller to different keys. Like with no shoulders pressed the face buttons (d pad and right side so 8 total) are 1-8, then press L1 and it changes then to a different set of 8 mappings, L2 yet another set of 8, etc.
I whistle pretty rarely but I use non-language vocalization all the time to help with learning or writing music
Thread: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/76160990
Bans:
Comments posted just before the bans:
And the comment I was replying to:
Yesterday early morning bunny
Just finishing moving so I figured it's a good time to take a couple pictures of my guitars.
Yamaha fg800 and Ibanez s521:
The Yamaha helped me get back into it after years of not playing. After that I picked up the Ibanez I played for about a year mostly exercises and learning songs. The Yamaha is a lot of fun especially to belt out some chords and the Ibanez feels extraordinarily light and fast.
Ibanez tod10n and Solar AC1.7VC+:
I love the wider width on the neck on both of these 1.8" (46 and 48mm) at the nut, my left hand gets a little stiff after awhile and the little wider neck for the classical hybrid Ibanez or the 7 string Solar makes a pretty big difference. I like to keep the 7 in standard A tuning and the classical is a lot of fun for finger picking on the nylons. If I were to add another I'd like to try one of the carbon fiber ones or maybe a non hybrid classical 7 string.
One of my favorites but serpents unleashed is good too
