This is my bearing. The stuff I love most, and want to listen to most, also tends to be stuff that is so good, the entire album is good.
I have enjoyed how some vinyl's are mixed differently than digital versions. Often, they are mixed a lot better.
The U.S. literally started charging insane taxes right as the country began. They even teach Shays Rebellion in school.
...when it was politically convenient to do so to garner support for the war, especially from Britain.
Seriously. Already annoyed enough at cyclists coming from behind who refuse to slow down and assume you can hear their stupid high pitch bells (not if you have hearing loss).
I'll never forget arguing with my music teachers who said there are "rules" to music. I still refuse to care. There are guidelines. The rest is heart and humanity. A feeling. An emotion.
Music is what you want it to be for you. I like OP's guide. Learn some basics, lean into what you hear and feel. Experiment. It's art. If it sounds good to you, if it strikes something you desire to feel, then it's good.
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater
Extreme E was a lot of fun to watch. Also never really had an SUV or Crossover series.
Is this r/im14andthisisdeep from 2011?
Seen at a recent convention. Never knew about this.
Inspired by another post.
Quick sources.
According to Google, a single search requires about 0.0003 kWh of energy.
https://www.rwdigital.ca/blog/how-much-energy-do-google-search-and-chatgpt-use/
Each ChatGPT query consumes an estimated 2.9 Wh of electricity...
Edit: I'm an idiot for not even considering conversions. I simply pasted the numbers from the sources. Apologies.
0.0003 kWh is 0.3 Wh, and 2.9 Wh is 0.0029 kWh.
I think the regular search is effectively one-tenth a chatgpt prompt.
...according to a simple calculator, and a lot of commenters who've now accidentally made this funnier.
I'm not an electrician.
Okay, after some more rabbling, here's some edits. Take your pick:
