Here is one, to start.

https://lemmy.world/c/imadethis@lemmy.zip

is to show things that you have made.

Keeps all the white toothpaste flecks off the mirror.

In the 80s they were called PUAs.

I met a similar type of low-empathy guy in the 2000s, who talked the same trash with regard to picking up women, he called it ‘Sarging’.

A cringe and disgusting meeting.

A great gesture of recognition.

Good.

Stick to CC media, next pandemic.

What an excellent Halloween themed suggestion! Love it.

Similarly, the same method, of using a foul tasting liquid, is used for stopping fingernail-biting.

I went for a 2nd-hand, budget, setup and it is decent enough for my usage. Medium clarity and throw. I agree that a pair of studio monitors is probably your best choice.

Behringer K6 NEKKST STUDIO MONITOR (pair) 100

Behringer Firepower FCA610 125

Cables balanced TS 6.35mm 34

Are these all excellent? Definitely not, but can be picked up fairly cheap, as they are legacy gear.

The people.

Boardgame fans are often very smart and aware.

Seeing a unique take, no overused tropes in sight.

Good direction EU.

Also, CoMaps is an excellent alternative choice.

Sid the Science Kid

Addams family (Movies)

Malcolm in the Middle(dysfunctional, but deep down concern)

The Mummy (movies)

“You can’t take the sky from me…”

( ˘ ɜ˘) ♬♪♫

Peace

Filthy

ill

Dope(good)

To the max

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Primus sucks

Being upside down for the first time in an arcade game, in 1989!

Thrilling for the time and very memorable.

It was Afterburner installed into a bespoke cabinet at Fremantle Timezone.

The servos were directly connected to the flight-control stick, without any inputs of what was occuring in the gameplay. This meant you could be upside down, even when flying level in-game, and you would have to bank and dive to level-out the game during quiet parts or at the end of stages. No chance of redout, but the harness was torso only and uncomfortable for longer times upside down.

This was created as a ‘hack’, probably by LAI engineers, and unauthorised by SEGA. I’ve met a couple of these Perth game-engineers since, and they are true pioneers. So much so, that SEGA took interest and flew out it’s own engineer, Masaki Matsuno, to take a look, which inspired the creation of the R360.

Novel, but the lack of interconnect with gameplay made the experience clunky. Only played it twice.

Could go with the scientifically proven scariest horror films(greatest heart rate BPM spikes during movies), just skip the psychological ones.

https://manofmany.com/entertainment/movies-tv/scariest-horror-movies-according-to-science

Or go old school, with 1985’s The Return of the Living Dead, a very blatant and non-psychological teen zombie flick.

Link: https://gadgetbridge.org/gadgets/wearables/

Look for ‘Highly Supported’ and the unlocked-padlock-icon.

Yes, OP7pro --> Pix6pro

Pixel hardware is solid.

Yesterday, upgraded to a Pix8 due to the 6pro overheat/glitch issues(You can research overheat issues before purchase).

Running GrapheneOS on both, which is a polished experience. Segregate apps with separate user accounts.

I prefer the smaller form-factor of previous OP2/OP5T/OP7Pro, which is why I got the PIX8 rather than 8Pro.

Cooling? 🙃

Looking for art that has a Creative Commons licence, is a way to find this kind of free art. eg. Search for: ‘creative commons pictures’

Here are a few links:

Pictures

Unsplash.com

www.flickr.com/creativecommons/

Video

vimeo.com/creativecommons/

Music

Jamendo.com

freemusicarchive.org/home

https://creativecommons.org/legalmusicforvideos/

Comics

peppercarrot.com/en/webcomic/ep01_Potion-of-Flight.html

perthfreeculture.org/comics.html

There are many more out there, you can use the search method above.

‘to finish’ ? ?

As in, finish the arcade version, 1CC?

Truly a heroic feat.