I also remember being told it's because they're more hygienic (less pubic hair escaping). Always hated them though and would avoid places that enforced that.
You raise a great point about comments being seen as a counter by default. And if you try to give a disclaimer in your comment (like saying you agree) you still get downvoted for some reason. I'm very cautious about participating in any serious topics because of this, jokes, one-liners and sharing (unimportant) personal experiences are pretty much the only safe comments.
Strangely enough that's exactly how I function IRL.
Apparently heat stops at the Texas borders.
I have this but not about being a softie, but about speaking too loud. I know I do it, I know it's bad, I'm thankful when someone points it out so I can adjust, but I'm still mega pissed off for a moment when someone does.
Not sure if it fits your criteria but the only mobile game I play is pinball deluxe. If you like real pinball, then you'll love it, it tries to stay as true to real pinball as possible on some/most tables, it does have small transaction stuff you can buy but I still haven't bought any including all the additional tables etc after playing it 6 months + and if you did, then it's just an 8€ one time buy to get all the content and remove the ads, I'm gonna get that once I actually get bored of the "free" tables.
Sorry if it came across as dismissive as that wasn't my intention, I think it's a great looking little thing, just that it's not an alternative to a "real" car. It's in a different (legal) category, can be driven without a license and can only access secondary roads etc (I don't live in France anymore and not super aware of what category L6e can and cannot do but for example it definitely can't go on the highway).
If all you need is to grab your groceries etc from the next village, then yes it looks like it could do that. It does look like it's legit but still in preorder phase. Realistically I think most people buying this either don't really need a car or have more vehicles and are getting this for the fun factor.
That last one. If they have plates it should mean it's technically road legal as far as I know, but in the same sense a dune buggy can be road legal but you couldn't really use one as your daily driver.
Yeah but you didn't know that before buying the drive!
That's when you go find the 2002 keygen/crack.
Glad I'm not the only one that tried to read the capital letters...
Was very intrigued but this isn't a serious alternative, they themselves refer to it as a toy multiple times on the website (even comes in it's own giant toy box).
Yes, came in here to say that, the fact they're aware of their shortcomings puts them way ahead of the pack already.
The bass line from 7 nation army by the white stripes (can also be played on a guitar).
Well if you're drifting like that you'd get dinged for reckless driving first anyway.
Pour moi c'est fait déjà en ligne, le 26 au 28 c'était je pense.
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Hey there, I'm looking at producing my first documentary and one of the tools people use for that is called Studio Binder. It's an all-in-one for making your scripts, shotlists, moodboards, location scouting, storyboards, production planning, collaborators management etc etc.
Any of you know of similar tools that are FOSS? I think some VFX/animation pipelines also have similar needs.
I already found storyboarder for making panels which seems amazing but I'm getting a bit lost in the jungle of options for the project management/scripting side of things. I'm considering Airtable for example but might be overkill for my needs.
Ideally it's something tailored for filmmaking specifically but open to hearing about general purpose planners that can be adapted.
I know that's the talk of the minute and the rest of Lemmy is bombarded with arguments about whether to defederate from threads or not.
I'm not looking to start the debates here as well but I'm just curious on our beloved admin's stance about it, are we going to allow federation with threads?
Hello! As a newly arrived Reddit refugee I thought I would try to contribute. I might start posting individual tracks if I sense interest but for now, let's start with a broader overview.
There is a branch of hip hop very close to my heart, one that has a relaxed, elaborate ambience on boom bap beats with twists.
I won't pretend I have historian level of knowledge but you can think of it as a continuation of artists like nightmares on wax, tricky, etc but also massive attack, portishead and that kind of more melodic trip hop. Some of it mixed with traditional rapping.
This all mixes into the French melting pot and you get this back and forth between traditional hip hop with a rapper, and this abstract, melodic Trip-Hop scene. You'll also find influences from reggae, dub, punk, rock, jazz, Celtic, Arabic, oriental etc etc etc, since this is very much a world of samples, while some artists do compose everything themselves.
Now of course all these things exist outside of France but I've explored a lot, I don't even live in France and I listen to many genres, and for me at least it's in the French artists from which I tend to find "that sound" that works for me.
Now to get you started on the journey, some of the more mainstream artists to search for in your preferred streaming service. I keep it to things international people can listen to (e.g. no/limited French lyrics).
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Chinese man (the masters, within this artist alone you can find many of the substyles I'm talking about I prefer the older albums by I hear youngsters enjoy the new stuff)
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Degiheugi (more modern and his own unique twist, kinda tropical)
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Chill Bump (these guys are more traditionally hip hop, the lyrics are in English, but you can still sense the influence)
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Kognitif (this is very much the essence of what trip hop means to me)
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Guts (here you'll find more ethnic influences, he also makes live musicians participate to his productions)
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Scratch Bandit Crew (not a fan of the whole discography but the good tracks are really, really good)
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Mounika (and finally, one of my all time favourites in his decidedly more chill and dark vibe, bordering on lo-fi at times).
There are so many more great artists and if you did want to try one with French lyrics, then in the more traditionally hip hop category but embodying this branch, I suggest starting with "Dooz Kawa".
I hope that I might make a few people curious with this and maybe even create a new passion or two for my beloved flavour of trip/hip hop.
Share your own regional artists that you think upstage the usual international stars in their own way!