I can't speak to the quality of the prints from this publishing house, as I've never owned one, but they are cheap and have consistent design so they'd probably look good on a shelf. Regardless of quality, in this day and age I think 7 dollars for any book is a steal.
https://foreignlanguages.press/foundations/#langsel
I love how every artistic rendering of Trump done by conservatives makes sure to shave off a nice subtle 50 pounds at least
By living in California and being completely unaware that the weather can be something other than perfect. Someone else already said it, but I fucking hate California and Californians.
I don't think that's true. Cringe comedy certainly punches down sometimes, as many types of comedy do, but to say it is "inherently down punching" seems pretty rediculous to me. There are plenty of examples of cringe comedy where the majority or all of the cringing is being done at bad people, or people who hold power over others. It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is a good example. That show definitely has problematic aspects, but pretty much 100% of the cringe moments in it are because of awful stuff the awful main cast are doing. Even going back to the Office, which I don't really like either, I'd argue the majority of cringing that happens is at the expense of Michael, the racist, sexist boss. Obviously both these shows have problematic aspects like most comedy does, and I'm not defending them, but I do think it's kind of rediculous to say that cringe comedy is inherently reactionary, or that it inherently punches down on marginalized people. I won't deny many examples of it do, but that's not because of some inherent flaw in the medium, it's because we live in a deeply racist, sexist, ableist, homophobic and transphobic society, and our popular media reflects that.
I understand not liking cringe comedy but can you explain why you think it's morally bad?
To be fair it is cringe comedy so the fact that it is cringe is undeniable but also on purpose.
It's genuinely so bizarre. I understand why people don't want to wear a mask all the time, but I will never understand the collective excitement to go back to rawdogging the disgusting air of a crowded bus or room.
Listen, I may be racist, but at least I respect the norms and procedures!
I'll be the first to post a picture of my favourite T34
Warlock. Enjoying plenty of problematic treats but I'm self aware so it's totally fine
Meanwhile if you want to watch every game there is literally no way to do it except piracy. Even if you spent hundreds and hundreds of dollars on every single sports package, some games will still be blacked out. The NHL is such a joke.
I think she's been bazinga brained since long before Elon, he just really exacerbated it. But the seeds of bazinga were certainly there before. In 2015, 3 years before getting with Musk, she said she wasn't a feminist. Also she made a Dune concept album in 2010 with, as far as I can tell, no realization that it's a cautionary tale and not just an epic space opera.
100% agree. The rationalization for school group projects is always "well you'll have to work together in the workplace" except group projects are not at all the same. In a workplace you are all in the same place at the same time and it's time dedicated for you all to work on it. Very rarely in a workplace are you required to coordinate all your different coworker's free time to work on a project together outside work. Group projects are good when you get class time to work on it, like you said. But unfortunately that's pretty much never because of how condensed academic schedules are.
To be fair it also feels different because its 24 degrees out and people are wearing shorts and tank tops and I'm sweating in my Halloween costume
Going to events, hobby meetups, clubs, etc, is always going to be 100x more effective at meeting people than the accursed apps. They have a financial incentive for you to be unsatisfied and keep swiping. Obviously don't be that person who shows up just to try to pick up people, but seriously you gotta go outside. I understand if maybe you live in a remote area and there aren't many things going on, but in almost every situation going outside is more effective and less demoralizing than the apps. Especially if you can find something that's regular and you can attend weekly or monthly or whatever. That's how connections form naturally, by being in the same place as other people and slowly getting to know them. This thing where we look at some photos of people and then immediately try to talk intimately with them is extremely unnatural, it's no wonder it doesn't work very well.
Curated tumblr is undoubtedly one of the most insufferable subreddits on that accursed site. Practically every post on there is just "actually sweaty it's really privileged to be a radical leftist and not a feckless liberal. Against the status quo? Wow your privilege is showing" 
Architects when asked to make an effective piece of infrastructure 😴
Architects when asked to make a gimmick that doesn't accomplish anything except look fancy enough to raise property values 👀
If the stripes and crosses are saying something, it's pretty safe to discard their opinions
Sometimes I have faith in the west, but then I am reminded of how many people here explicitly and openly support western imperialism because they are scared of Russia or China doing to them what the West does to the rest of the world. And none of this is subtextual or implied, everyone just says it out loud. They know it's imperialism and they love it.