I meant what I said. As a musician, I would be more ho ored to have a Wierd Al parody than a Grammy.
I meant what I said. As a musician, I would be more ho ored to have a Wierd Al parody than a Grammy.
There are fewer songs that have been parodied by Wierd Al than have won Grammys, therefor making it the more prestigious accomplishment in the music industry.
Best roguelike ever, in my oppinion, is ADOM. Especially using the original ASCII graphics. It has more depth and content than any other game Ive encountered. And the original version is still completely free (paid version adds pixel graphics and some advanced options)
This about the only i still use reddit for
Did anyone else read this title to the tune of “Sweetest Girl” by Wyclef Jean?
That would be such an awesome feature - if there’s a way to “second” a request, let me know
These look like resin 3D prints
It looks like these ars from a series called “Monsters Of The Multiverse” by @DragonTrappersLodge if I am not mistaken
If you take just the upper right corner of the Czech flag, you get the battle flag of France.
Ironic that the thumbnail is a European style plug
This is Lemmy, we dont get cake, we get beans…
Happy bean day!
Being the reason they put up a sign.
Because we dont have a feb 29 EVERY four years…
I have Prime Video cause Im still on my dads family plan, otherwise I wouldnt pay for it. Theres a couple series/mini series that are decent. They also have a deep catalogue of B-list sci-fi movies that I enjoy sometimes…
In Europe, you can drive for five hours and cross through five cities in three countires. In the US, you can drive five hours and still be in LA.
I think there is one thing backwards here, the US didnt embrace the car which lead to suburbs, but embraced suburbs which lead to using cars. The decision (which really wasnt a conscious one, more just the way it worked out) is based entirely on the vast geography of the country. We have the extra space, so we used it, and needeing cars followed.
The older cities in the US that were built based on European standards all have fairly excellent public networks (NYC, Boston, Philly, etc)
One thing that deserves special note is the US, aside from being more spread out in general, has a lot more sprawling suburbs with downtown areas…if you live near the downtown, then everything is walkable, but maybe 20% of a towns population in any given suburb will be that close, and thats a generous estimate.
As an American who has lived in the EU, walking / biking like you can do there just plain is not possible for MOST of the US. As other have mentioned, if you live in a major city, or in the center of a suburb, then it may not be so bad.
On a similar note, this sprawl is the same reason that public transport on the EUs level isnt viable in the US…there would need to be too many stops and too many routes to get decent coverage, and when you math it out, having cars is the most economical decision for most of the country.
Youre looking for an Onyx Boox tablet - a little pricey, but worth it for the un-enshitified tablet.