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  • That's my take as well, I started giving it more attention only recently and there are many gems in it. Padrino is one of my all time favourites of the genre

  • Flo by Smash Mouth

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  • ... how many linux users got mad?

  • I saw loss before I saw anything else, I seriously need to touch grass

  • Community is something you build yourself into: ecology teaches us that the thriving individuals aren't the strongest or the fittest, but those who make themselves fundamental for their surrounding. Find what your environment lacks and try to provide it. A community will form naturally around that in no time.I came to this conclusion through a series of drug-induced allucinations and therapy sessions applied to what I studied at university.

  • Lucky bastard

  • Same: just built a frankenstein PC of spare parts gathered with the purpose of running Debian 13 on it because that's what I love. But I also recognise that I know my way around stuff when I need to troubleshoot...

  • Watching the video, the main reason is native up-to-date drivers, mostly for nvidia

  • Captain Tsubasa's weakest shot

  • Ludacris in every Fast and Furious

  • Journey's ending hit me pretty hard: the score's composer, Austin Wintory, did such a great job channeling emotions into the game narrative

  • AGRO!

  • During high school our class went to this guided experience that was called "Dialogue in the Darkness".It was basically a tour in this building with all light blocked out, total darkness, so no one could see anything and each room we went through a scene in the normal life of a blind person.I particularly remember when they made us order something at a bar and then pay with cash. The struggle to figure out what coins I had without seeing them is something that I never tinked about before that moment. It made me understand that there are many aspect of our lives that we take for granted just because we don't have a disability. Sometimes I still think about it

  • When you say "pride in hypotetycal tribal bands that may have never existed" what do you mean? You don't believe that human beings evolved in tribes or don't believe the members of these tribes felt a sense of common well-being that we call "pride" which have helped our evolution?

  • Collective pride is real and there are a lot examples of it, but it works with small sized groups and when it does it feels great. Because of course we're a social species, but our monkey brain is built around tribes and doesn't conceive whole nations. And that's why, for example, when I see people cheering for an athlete just because all their parents happened to fuck within the same imaginary lines, I find it really silly.

    But I know that's me, I have no problems with people who have a healthy national pride. I'm just saying I don't and never had.

  • Good for you man, but in this case I guess that you're proud of yourself and in the achievements that helped the people around you.You don't have "second hand pride with extra narrative on top" from people that died long before you were born

  • It's a coping mechanism that gives people who achieved nothing in their life something to brag about

  • White border tho...

  • The Klon Centaur is a highly praised guitar pedal that, since it had a limited production, has an unsustainable price for most of the players (some people paid up to 20.000$ for one).Luckily the circuit is easy to copy and over the years many clones from other brands came out. But still, the original one holds a special charm and has become a higly collectible trinket.