While I generally agree with your statement and I don't mean to contradict you:
Sometimes finding a specific label leads you to acknowledge certain misgivings you have with your current life/path, which you haven't noticed before. And thus give you a chance for improving your quality of life down the line. But certain labels come with a lot of baggage, which may hinder any progress and its easy to be stuck in the loop...
Japanese for example. Pronouns like he (kare 彼) or she (kanojo 彼女) aren't used as frequently as in English or many other western languages. Usually it is familyname + status-suffix.
For example:
Smith-San(さん) -> Mr/Mrs Smith
Tanaka-Sama(様) -> Very respectful form of adress
Aoyama-Sensei(先生) -> Teacher/Doctor/Artist
To any native/professional speaker: correct me if I'm wrong.
Falls du Jellyfin als Musikblibliothek verwenden möchtest, kann ich dir die Audiomuse sehr ans Herz legen.
Damit wird auf deine gesamte Audiosammlung eine Spektrumsanalyse angewandt und jedes Lied in Genre, Instrument und Stimmung klassifiziert.
Mit der entsprechenden Jellyfin Erweiterung klingt der Sofortmix wesentlich organischer und passende Lieder gehen nahtloser ineinander über, unabhängig von den hinterlegten Tags. Das funktioniert bei meiner Bibliothek mit rund 2000 Titeln (Größtenteils Videospiel OSTs) ausgesprochen gut!
For RTS I can highly recommend Beyond All Reason (BAR). It's very similar to Total Annihilation or Supreme Commander and runs on a very performant custom engine. And the best thing: it's free and open source, even though its still in active development it already has quite a stable playerbase and is extremely polished with a ton of qol features.
A good practice for drawing people is figure drawing. You try to capture the essence of a pose or a movement in just a few strokes. It helps immensely on gaining an understanding and feel of natural motion.
Line of Action has a huge set of reference pictures and decent customizability.
Link: Line of Action
While I generally agree with your statement and I don't mean to contradict you:
Sometimes finding a specific label leads you to acknowledge certain misgivings you have with your current life/path, which you haven't noticed before. And thus give you a chance for improving your quality of life down the line. But certain labels come with a lot of baggage, which may hinder any progress and its easy to be stuck in the loop...
Japanese for example. Pronouns like he (kare 彼) or she (kanojo 彼女) aren't used as frequently as in English or many other western languages. Usually it is familyname + status-suffix.
For example: Smith-San(さん) -> Mr/Mrs Smith
Tanaka-Sama(様) -> Very respectful form of adress
Aoyama-Sensei(先生) -> Teacher/Doctor/Artist
To any native/professional speaker: correct me if I'm wrong.
Ratchet and Clank - Up your Arsenal
Random Access Memories by Daft Punk
You can also track your notes as databases inside of Obsidian or install community pluigns to expand its functionalities.
There are also some TTRPG plugins like Fantasy Statblocks or Initiative Tracker
Does Initial D count?
Wait... even prisons are privatized in the USA?
Falls du Jellyfin als Musikblibliothek verwenden möchtest, kann ich dir die Audiomuse sehr ans Herz legen. Damit wird auf deine gesamte Audiosammlung eine Spektrumsanalyse angewandt und jedes Lied in Genre, Instrument und Stimmung klassifiziert. Mit der entsprechenden Jellyfin Erweiterung klingt der Sofortmix wesentlich organischer und passende Lieder gehen nahtloser ineinander über, unabhängig von den hinterlegten Tags. Das funktioniert bei meiner Bibliothek mit rund 2000 Titeln (Größtenteils Videospiel OSTs) ausgesprochen gut!
No wonder Tim Sweeney is against an generative ai label in his store...
Aphex Twin macht jetzt Grünenwahlwerbung?
And this is mine
My thoughts exactly, especially in combination with the black and white picture...
Oh man, sad to hear but he more than earned his retirement! My favourite pieces by him are probably One winged Angel for FF7 and Answers for FF14.
For RTS I can highly recommend Beyond All Reason (BAR). It's very similar to Total Annihilation or Supreme Commander and runs on a very performant custom engine. And the best thing: it's free and open source, even though its still in active development it already has quite a stable playerbase and is extremely polished with a ton of qol features.
A good practice for drawing people is figure drawing. You try to capture the essence of a pose or a movement in just a few strokes. It helps immensely on gaining an understanding and feel of natural motion. Line of Action has a huge set of reference pictures and decent customizability. Link: Line of Action
I already did my part, but might as well spread the word among my friends.