https://nohappynonsense.net is a really fantastic neocity. I legitimately laughed out loud listening to a TTS of the fiction bits on that blog while driving.
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MIX TAPE of hardware techno, no computer involved, only old school analog gear. 📼💿🎛️🎚️🎚️🎛️💿🎧🎵🎶 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLliBsn-mptQQHHnRJo-fb1SP8xu4IRVZB
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The very worst accent in the United States? I'll go: Baltimore, MD.
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I remixed "Wellermen." I can't put it on Soundcloud, so here's a Neocities exclusive, because I love Neocities. https://misterdizzy.neocities.org/wellermen.mp3
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misterdizzy
1 year ago
It's unmixed with extra measures at the start and end, in case you happen to be a DJ.
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rbuchanan
1 year ago
No other entity known to me is such an immane scraper for oligopolistic/governmental advantage
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rbuchanan
1 year ago
What do you matter? You're just one of those peons who keeps everything afloat, and whose time and resources are expendable. Shall I assume that the executive who broached this potential propitiation has no stake in the company's investments in realty?
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As an Old, I've just learned of the existence of the app CapCut, which my child loves, and I feel like I should hate it on principle because it's "what the kids are into" but it's honestly so rad.
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dc-blog
1 year ago
in my case i just use Shotcut, especially since theres no watermark with it. Open-source which is based, also available on multiple operating systems so W.
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graybox
1 year ago
i FUUUCKK with capcut, i love making incomprehensible "memes" on it for shiggles :bangbang:
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rbuchanan
1 year ago
Shotcut has matured into a very good veditor; I just wish that FBSD's port was more stable. Olive is my primary video editor now for production, and I use Avidemux to clip. Both are reliable and efficient, and accessibility and comprehensive functionality are elegantly balanced in their interfaces.
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His script is terrific, but this trend whereby so much that We quietly take for granted is rediscovered, denominated, and exhibited is just irksome. These subjunctional MOs were widely practiced and discussed exhaustively on BBS forums at least as early as the late '80s.
I agree, of course. Still, one must tell the future generations of previous methods. People need stories to understand things (you and I included).
In other words, we people need to be goofy sometimes (a lot).
I have no shame in being goofy. Glad you liked the script, though it definitely needs some improvement.