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  • Post #4156705

    @alexadeswift@lgbtqia.space @normjess@tech.lgbt @HarriettMB@toot.wales Don&#39;t kink shame those who don&#39;t kink same.

  • Post #4021253

    Goth Rock from Brazil (2026) https://casadosmortos.bandcamp.com/track/magarefes All their tracks and albums are Name Your Price. #Punk #PostPunk #Darkwave #Gothic

  • Post #4004926

    And it&#39;s finally time to block the nixcraft account jesus tap dancing christ.

  • Post #3815159

    My Grandmother&amp;#39;s House Stayed Cool All Summer Without AI Generated Slop Videos From Fake Amish Grandsons. #FuckingYouTube #DontRecomendChannel

  • Post #3659415

    Count Binface to stand against Farage in Clacton by-election (Manchester Evening News) Count Binface has announced he will be standing against Farage in the Clacton by-election, triggered by today&#39;s resignation. &quot;Labour, Tories, Lib Dems and Greens: I demand you stand down in Clacton. I will be a unity candidate and pledge to build at least one affordable house. Nigel Farage says he wants The People versus the Establishment. So be it. Leave him to me.&quot; #CountBinface #Binface #...

  • Post #3447707

    This sentence has 14 words: &quot;Daniel&#39;s donation to a political party is private and not part of Mullvad&#39;s mission.&quot; #Mullvad

  • Post #3043918

    When Delorean Motor Company went out of business, they took a few smaller automotive suppliers down with them. Läpple, the company in Carlow that pressed the DMC12 panels, sold off the tooling for scrap, at a small fraction of their true value. https://www.delorean.ie/lapple.html &amp;quot;As part of the deal, we ended up owning them, and could dispose of them. We sold them to a scrap steel dealer, who sold them on to the fish farms off the west coast where they were used as anchors to hold d...

  • Post #2376628

    &amp;quot;She&amp;#39;s not the safest person in the industry. She&amp;#39;s the shape of what you cannot touch. She is every piece of institutional knowledge your transformation just deleted, walking around in a 55-year-old body. She came up through the apprenticeship you abolished. She is the pipeline. When she dies, the thing that produces people like her is already gone. You killed it 3 years ago. You will not be able to hire her replacement, because you broke the machine that makes her.&amp...

  • Post #2376627

    Makes My Blood Dance (from Brooklyn) are currently in the middle of a US tour (supporting Powerman 5000). https://www.makesmyblooddance.com/ Here is their bandcamp: https://makesmyblooddance.bandcamp.com/music

  • Post #1105723

    It&amp;#39;s an ESP32 controlling a BBD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a26DiRx0J3I

  • Post #997533

    Skoda developed (with the University of Salford) an all-mechanical bicycle bell that bypasses active noise cancellation (ANC) in headphones. https://www.skoda-storyboard.com/en/skoda-world/skoda-duobell-a-bicycle-bell-that-outsmarts-even-smart-headphones/ It&amp;#39;s tuned to 750hz, which is a &amp;quot;blind spot&amp;quot; in most ANC headphone processing. There is also a resonator for a higher frequency, and the hammer produces irregular strikes, confusing the ANC further, and making pedestri...

  • Post #803199

    Happy 303 Day! There is a myth that when Roland released the TB-303 in 1981, they had no idea that some of the tone controls would later be used (by tweaking knobs while the sequencer was running) to make an &amp;#39;Acid&amp;#39; sound. A TB-303 advert from 1982 refers to these tone controls, and says: &amp;quot;to be varied at pleasure&amp;quot;. &amp;quot;At Pleasure&amp;quot;. THEY KNEW! https://www.muzines.co.uk/ad/5855 Here&amp;#39;s an April 1982 review of the first 303 in the UK: htt...