Sorrowl

yea, she’s in a fetal position and surrounded by machinery all around her. it probably symbolises her being pure and natural juxtaposed to the computers around her, or (spoilers)

or something else, idk, the outro probably has multiple interpretations because it’s lain, so of course it would have.

but like yea, nudity != sexualization.

Ampwall? https://ampwall.com/

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the only thing i knew about him was that he was in a Nightwish song (The Greatest Show On Earth), so i kinda liked him before (didn’t hear of the islamophobia or anything else), but uhh… not anymore.

Atleast in Finland, a gay person who hates immigrants.

Neither is sway

Yeah, that was kinda ass. Atleast the hater sub had some pretty funny parody comics, but otherwise it was a pretty toxic place.

There were 2 subreddits for qc. One for the haters who think the comic has gone down in quality, and one for the lovers who think the comic is as good or better as it’s been in the past.

Imo both subs were kinda annoying since on one you can’t say anything bad about it and on one you can’t say anything good about it.

Probably shouldn’t have built the society in reference to a dystopia book…

If that’s true, it’s very good we use a wm.

I like helix more :3

There’s also a CLAP version available, if you use a daw that supports CLAP (like REAPER (which you should totally use btw (it’s like the emacs of daws if emacs actually ran faster than everything else)))

No.

ngl, would rather drive that than a Tesla

Sorrowl listen to song Sorrowl by band Suotana. Sorrowl like song and name of song.

Rallying at night in the middle of a forest.

There’s a kernel option to disable the text and it’s on by default on Arch, but not on Ubuntu.

Edit: It seems that the kernel parameter is not on by default. I’ve always used GRUB and the text hasn’t appeared for me until I’ve removed the quiet option in the GRUB config file so I thought it was on by default. It might be on by default with GRUB or I’m remembering wrong.

It’s an option on phones.