indigojasper

Does it work with Kbin?

I use iBroadcast

Damn, thanks for explaining. Really does sound like a fool's errand to understand such a fractured mess.

Ah okay that makes sense

Maybe an unpopular opinion and definitely not to minimize the raping of women, but when the Proud Boy leader Enrique Tarrio got only 22 years for literal seditious conspiracy, it just feels a little unbalanced. Two women over trying to overthrow a whole country? Why aren't the numbers of these sentences switched?

Can any lawyers explain?

In my experience it isn't if it'll work, it's if it'll have enough space for all my music. I still have a couple old iPods, including the original Touch, but I have way more than 16GB worth of music now.

If you just want something simple for your own music with no ads, check out iBroadcast.

So much of a trope it even showed up in Sense8.

it's already a wasteland out here, the city is a trash can and i find cool shit just walking around all the time. you know why? years of experience looting everything in Fallout games. i don't have the strong back perk for nothing.

I tried to figure out how they're defining woke this time too. Even after reading it's still a bit vague, but I think it comes down to this quote:

“Far-right parties will keep talking about immigration because it's their core topic, but in order to increase their appeal they need to kind of diversify their issues, what they talk about, and this is where woke capitalism comes in,” said Sofia Vasilopoulou, professor of European politics at King’s College London.

Far-right folks don't wanna think about anything other than what they've been thinking about all this time. Having to suddenly think about other things is too much for them. At least that's what I'm getting from this.

I write with pen and paper because its faster for me and it's much more tactile.

I dropped Spotify and starting using iBroadcast and haven't looked back. Glad to cut another subscription.

All this time I thought it would make learning the language easier for a non-native speaker, because it's reinforcing which pronouns go together—her with she, him with he, they with them, etc. Funny I never saw it as being redundant until you pointed it out.