Dude it was a joke. Ds2 is great although it starts out pretty hard. I'm actually finishing up sotfs, trying to 100% it but having a hard time with fume knight...might come back to him later
CubitOom
joined 2 years ago
Will be giving these a listen.
I normally use https://www.jazz24.org/
Also sometimes look for jazz sets on [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8TZwtZ17WKFJSmwTZQpBTA](My Analog Journal)
Is that the prepare to die edition?
Plus the music.
Interesting free financing is basically a loan with the current interest rates and inflation.
As someone that has been learning how to grow food, I find the idea of common land very interesting. However I do wonder how farmers that were using common land would update agriculture practices.
Like let's say someone wanted to dig swales and direct water into a pond so more diverse plants could be grown on some land, would there need to be a big debate about it? If so then with who? If the land is not owned then who forms a consensus about it's use. If the users of the land are the ones that help make those decisions, wouldn't they naturally form some type of farm user association to schedule and hold these debates? Would at some point it become harder for new land users to change land use practices after such an association is established with seniority?
Are there any books on there s subject for someone like me to read?
As someone that went to public school in New York before national standardized testing changed the curriculum, I remember being taught in middle school history class the following:
- the industrial revolution was a time of great innovation
- it allowed for people to move outside of the city and commute to work
- pollution was rampant
- child labor happened all the time
- there were almost no safety regulations
- there were many many monopolies and that caused a lot of issues
- workers have collective bargaining power and unions fought to correct a lot of these issues.
If you also add some industrial elements to it bands like igorrr come to mind.
Not only is this soundtrack great. But you get to see cool pentagrams and 666 Easter eggs in the music when viewing through a spectrograph.