I have an AT4040 and I enjoy mine quite a bit. I could probably use a better interface but it's still crisp even without a higher end one.

Papa performs the Rite of Cleansing Flame on his desk and house. The Inquisition is proud of his zeal, but State Farm is about to open a case file.

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Warhammer, hands down.

In 2026 I'm hoping I can get back into the tech sector as rough as the market has been. 2024 and '25 have been kicking my bf and I over and over again, but we're not down for the count!

Thanks for the opportunity and good luck everyone!

For me it's still a financial question, so we'll see around next paycheck. I hope to go anyway to see my favorite mutt man and friends.

If you know the apple scale, I'm at a 0 to 1. Almost nothing to just barely a blur. Details and facts I can remember but visuals are almost none existent. It's why I like photography, I can be creative and show how I see the world while retaining visual memories.

This is exactly Aphantasia, I do have it and it's not the most convenient thing. Memories are retained like facts instead of images. So it's hard to even remember faces.

Don't have much art or an updated ref, but here is my chonky of a fox self. Bigger boys are hot too.

It doesn't state if the clips would be created by audio scrubbing after a stream, or during a live stream. Either way, no to AI, just put in the work.

If it's for sure during a live stream, I'm sure that's what everyone wants, an AI that can be set to listen to anything and everything you say.

All I have to say is, if you have those wonderful abilities to visualize memories or bring your dreams to life on a page.

Don't take it for granted.

We all remember things, some of us just a bit differently.

Both my great grandmothers lived with Alzheimer's, and I say lived, because it was the others around them that suffered. Slowly watching them lose who they are. My grandmother was caught early, and her brother unfortunately passed of aggressive brain cancer.

Most of the men though, have been lucky.

I can remember every detail of my grandmother's kitchen growing up; the smell, the layout, the crack in the old mud room floor, especially where the snacks were kept.

But yet, I can't picture her face, not even my mothers'...

That can feel really eerie at times, especially with my family history.

Artists friends will talk about memories or making art and how they visualize it in their head. Almost like they can just playback a video.

My memories are all just factual, not visual. Which can make art and other things challenging.