180 is the beginning of “fast” to me. But I can say I like a lot of fast music (I’m into J-core and punk)
In terms of how fast is “too fast” for me, my guess would be around 250, but I might’ve heard and liked something that fast without knowing it.
Within current social dynamics, women do generally get more out of friendship than men
Not as ridiculous as it sounds if you read the article. They rejected the argument that they were attacking the fictional character and not the people, because they were clearly targeting the people.
The comments aren’t illegal everywhere (honestly it’s the kinda shit that gets said about every Vtuber, to the point where it’s banal to me) but Korea probably has stricter defamation laws than, say, the US.
How do you know someone prefers Winter over Summer? Don’t worry, they’ll tell you.
The other commenters seem to have not realized OP said “deaths” not “killings,” and “public figures” not “politicians.”
I don’t think there’s anything unique that explains the increase in celebrity deaths though. 20th century celebs be old.
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But unknowingly, gently, they keep getting pulled towards a trodden path and if this goes on long enough we’ll have like 10 genres to choose from and that’s it.
Usually when people think in genres instead of artists, genres get more granular, so we end up with hundreds of more new words that describe minute differences. Like, look at EDM, a genre that has never really cared about individual artists. They’ll consider a 5BPM difference to be a different genre.
Given all the different “microgenres” that are popping up now, usually by younger artists, I think that tracks with music today.
this shit was a bad tactic when the communists were doing it with Gaza and it’s still bad when the liberals are doing it with Epstein.
Multiple issues matter. I don’t think dismissing people’s concerns about fucking school shootings helps your cause.
As someone who isn’t necessarily big on the notion streamlining is “objectively” good game design… That more or less began to be disposed of the minute we had the technology, minus a few now-niche genres that rely on it. It was gradual, but mass market games as early as Zork in 1981, had save schemes.
Thank you! This type of post reeks of the “we should dumb down our fiction for the lowest common denominator because anything else is dangerous” mindset way too common in media criticism today.
As someone who sees no problem with the image…
There is no way people would be as tolerant if this were about like, Argentina, despite the country haven fallen victim to similar politicians. Or even Japan, another rich but declining nation with dominant Conservatism. Or Italy even, which is like Japan in those aspects but mostly white.
If the West Coast breaks off, the Northeast will more or less be forced to.
Pixel phones cost several times what my phone costed.
I think there is an AI bubble, but the aftermath will be like the dot com bubble: the internet didn’t go away, but a bunch of businesses that were only ever valuable because they were on the internet did.
OpenAI won’t go away, but a bunch of companies whose products are pretty much wrappers for ChatGPT will.
As soon as you get out of Pennsylvania you see a marijuana store. Regardless of which state you’re going into.
You know millennials are the least fascist generation right?
I believe the only reason adult games aren’t as popular in Western countries as they are in Japan (and I think elsewhere in Asia?) is because there’s a stereotype that they’re low quality, which came about because of the ESRB (not sure about other countries’ rating systems) basically making it so there was no money in it in a pre-digital download world.
They come for the things nobody would be caught dead defending (often even people who privately engage in it) first. Look at how during the thing with payment processors and porn games, some people were saying they didn’t mind if it were just the rape games being banned. Those are used as justification for speech restrictions to the public.
(I don’t even think KiwiFarms should be legal personally, Chris Chan’s story should be considered evidence enough that they’re a harassment forum)
Northeastern Americans specifically are.
Unpopular opinion: y’all call everything you don’t like “reddit” (while the average Lemmy user is a lot of what people who don’t use either dislike about reddit)