I once read an article praising the 1913 edition of the Webster's dictionary and I have been using it ever since (in the form of GNU Collaborative International Dictionary of English). That with etymonline makes the reading experience quite pleasant.
If there was a movies circlejerk community on lemmy, this would be the top of all time post.
I am certainly not trying to offend americans or any other group of people. Pointing out the country of origin of widely used inventions seems like vain patriotism. Do the Chinese tell you to stop using paper currency because you were dissatisfied with it, or complained about it at some time?
I was unaware of that fact, thanks.
Retroarch and tons of roms. Would set me up for quite a while.
I really appreciate the flexibility of lemmy when it comes to the viewing experience, you can browse it through the web, through dedicated apps, through RSS feeds, &c. &c. This is the kind of openness, of choice and software, that I desire for every service on the web.
I don't think such sites "produce" mass murderers; they certainly contribute to the accleeration of their extremity--I don't deny that--but no site can "produce" mass murderers, there has to be some preeminent malignity present in the person.
Why is there so much fearmongering around 4chan? Everyone that doesn't use it seems to think of it as an anomaly; when it is nothing but a somewhat "radical" (that too only some boards) social site. Also banning & doing something along those lines to the users of 4chan is the shittiest idea of all time.
He certainly was a glamorous man. That bathroom looks cooler than most people's houses. I would love to be there!
I really like ascension I; it was a difficult listen at first but, after a while you just want to listen to it again. It's so coherent despite being, what might be called, random. Also, the intro is absolutely terrific! But I couldn't really get into meditations: I guess because it is a work that deviates further from "non-free" jazz. Among his primary works, I don't have a clear favorite; but the closest contender is blue train—I've heard people complain about the other musicians not being on par with coltrane on this album, what's with that? ( I haven't listened to many of his hard/post bop albums).
Sorry, if some of these posts seem "low effort" to you; I just want this community to be more active! (I think creating a weekly "what are you listening/recs" thread or, maybe, a jazz playing thread would be good, wdyt?)
I have no clue as to how that book got so famous. Ernest Cline writes like a redditor...