angstylittlecatboy

Ay, shut it. Jersey remains solid blue. Everyone thought Jersey was going to be a close race and then it wasn't.

60% of Lemmy users are that teenager but they're 35 and still haven't grown out of it.

So many people here don't even accept historian consensus that Jesus was a real person

Green Day - Fire, Ready Aim

They use the "Russia deserves to rule the world" part of the Soviet Union's ideology, not the "communism" part.

Monolingual, and yes I envy multilingual people. It's simply better.

I flunked Spanish and French so I think I just have poor language learning aptitude.

how the fuck did he think this would get him elected in NYC

Basically the results I expected. Nobody who lost to Trump should run again.

I'll never vote for Newsom in a primary but he's a guy visibly against Trump, and progressives need to put in work to beat him, because we deserve better than him.

Yes. I very much remember it being uncontroversial to call the N64 retro in 2010.

Literally an anti-storytelling tweet. Like, if you don't want them to tell stories, what else is there?

Honestly it's about as much a holiday as Halloween is

I actually just tested Linux Mint again recently.

Music production holds me back. Didn't test gaming, but I have faith that it's more or less the same experience as the Steam Deck, and that would tie into a general sentiment I've seen around that gaming is no longer the biggest barrier to Linux adoption.

A. FL Studio runs like shit on WINE for me. Maybe it's usable on a CPU under ten years old (I'm currently on an FX-8320) because I've heard others claim it runs at near-native speeds for them, but on Windows I only have performance issues on a project file that has every reason to be intensive. Even if I switched DAWs to something Linux native I'd still need FL Studio to work so I can open my old project files.

B. Two of my most used VST plugins don't work, and I didn't even test all of them so others might not work. One I can't install because the installer doesn't work, but the other is a free plugin, and that one's GUI just doesn't render (and last time I tested Linux it didn't render under LMMS either, so it has to be a problem with WineVST.)

It's just objectively true that a very specific type of person makes up most of Lemmy, which results in the only active communities being either very broad topics, or the handful of interests common to the kind of people who use Lemmy. I don't fit into any of these.