threads in rust (and i think in general) aren't actually each running on separate a core. it's managed by the OS and you can add a lot before it starts complaining.

they will also automatically be cancelled whenever the main process finishes, so unless they're doing something important it's fine B)

some selected tracks

- We Prick You (Wowawewa)
- Looking For Water
- Bring Me The Disco King
- The Stars (Are Out Tonight)

Blackstar is an Excellent Solid Album, through and through. Earthling is also a very good experience, with songs like Seven Years in Tibet and I'm Afraid of Americans.

some of my new favorites:
- Get Out Of My House (!!!!!)
- Pull Out The Pin
- All The Love
- Waking The Witch
- Jig Of Life
- Hounds Of Love
- The Wedding List

i had heard suspended in gaffa, babooshka, running up that hill, and army dreamers before. they're all very good as well.

some other tracks that came up on spotify:
- bel canto - Unicorn
- Flea - Helen Burns
- You'll Nevet Get to Heaven - Setting Sun

yes, but that could also be your perspective because you know about it (which is good that you do). i am not totally sure or convinced that the majority of the people in the US knew what was going on, as otherwise i'd think harris would've won.

like i said, no idea what the article says so it might not even be the point. but from your description: for individuals, yes. but in general, no. it's important to know that that the viewpoint exists and how widespread it is. otherwise, you'll have less of a reason to act against it, _maybe_ (idk).

i can't read the article, but maybe the idea is that people shouldn't become complacent by hiding what the right-wing is posting online? trump won because the democrats _didn't_ vote this election.

race to the compass

i dropped all of them except Twin Peaks
watching the wire now

steam deck clears 🔥🔥🔥🔥

my three favorite animes atm

but don't tell my wife

NEVERMIND, google realized their mistake and reinstated no ads on my phone. thanks google !

hell fucking yes