Alabaz's recent activity
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Comment on What games have you been playing, and what's your opinion on them? in ~games
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Comment on Paris records its hottest day, 108.6° F / 42.6° C, as heat wave scorches Europe in ~enviro
Alabaz European here. Was talking with a friend the other day how it might be a good time to start a business in this field. Both of us are still in school, and set on completing it though, so we hardly...European here. Was talking with a friend the other day how it might be a good time to start a business in this field. Both of us are still in school, and set on completing it though, so we hardly have the capital or time to attempt it.
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Comment on What re-recording or variation of a classic song do you believe beats the original? in ~music
Alabaz Well i have always liked Valerie - Amy Winehouse which i, not so long ago, found out was actually made by a band called "The Zutons"Well i have always liked Valerie - Amy Winehouse which i, not so long ago, found out was actually made by a band called "The Zutons"
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Comment on Does anyone on Tildes not speak—intentionally or not—to one or both of your parents? If so, why? in ~talk
Alabaz I haven't spoken to my mother for a few years. I always felt like she wasn't quite right in the head, and it all came out when she decided to run off with some random guy, and attempt to take...I haven't spoken to my mother for a few years. I always felt like she wasn't quite right in the head, and it all came out when she decided to run off with some random guy, and attempt to take everything my father owns, along with manipulating my sister and i to basically try to rob him. At one point it occured to me what she was doing, and i stopped responding to any mails, SMS', or calls. My sister soon did the same and we both agree it has helped improve our daily life dramatically. I no longer go around feeling immense guilt over nothing, i'm less generally anxious, and i have a much better sense of self now.
Emotional abuse is bad
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Comment on What's your most comforting tracks? Mine would be Queen of the Meadow by Elysian Fields. in ~music
Alabaz Lately it's been Lover by Emily C. Browning as i find it to be just a lovely smooth tuneLately it's been Lover by Emily C. Browning as i find it to be just a lovely smooth tune
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Comment on What have you been listening to this week? in ~music
Alabaz I've been getting a lot into Vulfpeck and Still Woozy lately. Other artists i've been diggin are Billie Eilish, and Lawrence. Here are a few song choices for each i think are worth giving a...I've been getting a lot into Vulfpeck and Still Woozy lately. Other artists i've been diggin are Billie Eilish, and Lawrence. Here are a few song choices for each i think are worth giving a listen:
- Vulfpeck /// Dean Town is an absolute marvel of bass playing imo.
- Vulfpeck /// 1612 idk what the lyrics are but i like them
- Vulfpeck /// It Gets Funkier IV i think the title explains it well
- Still Woozy - Goodie bag some good subtle usage of stereo, very relaxing.
- Billie Eilish - Copycat i really like her singing, i don't know about what postprocessing was used on this but it seems very minimal, if any.
- Lawrence - So Damn Fast This song just has a warm feeling to it, don't know how else i'd describe it.
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Comment on Which Patreons do you support and why? in ~talk
Alabaz Redlettermedia. They make great movie reviews with a bunch of dry sarcasm, called half in the bag. They also do a series called best of the worst where they watch terrible b-movies and discuss...Redlettermedia. They make great movie reviews with a bunch of dry sarcasm, called half in the bag. They also do a series called best of the worst where they watch terrible b-movies and discuss them. What they're most known for is probably their 70 minute phantom menace review done in the character of Mr. Plinkett - an old serial killer
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Comment on Which Patreons do you support and why? in ~talk
Alabaz It seems to work well for redlettermedia. They're all men in their 30s or 40s and they review moviesIt seems to work well for redlettermedia. They're all men in their 30s or 40s and they review movies
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Comment on What are some interesting hobbies you can start for free and without leaving your home? in ~hobbies
Alabaz Thank you very much! question: is there a difference between the regular yeast used for baking (the lump or the dry stuff) and brewing yeast? Also do you know of any places i can find a suitable...Thank you very much! question: is there a difference between the regular yeast used for baking (the lump or the dry stuff) and brewing yeast?
Also do you know of any places i can find a suitable container for brewing in? Could i theoretically just go buy a big plastic bucket with a lid, or would that be a very bad thing to do?
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Comment on What currently makes you happy? in ~talk
Alabaz Dude, yes. I had the same procedure done about two years ago and i am no longer choking on food all the time, trying to catch some air.Dude, yes. I had the same procedure done about two years ago and i am no longer choking on food all the time, trying to catch some air.
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Comment on What are some interesting hobbies you can start for free and without leaving your home? in ~hobbies
Alabaz Brewing you say? I thought you'd need quite a lot of equipment for that. I once tried making kvass in a glass jar and it got everywhere and my dog licked it up. Do you have any information as for...Brewing you say? I thought you'd need quite a lot of equipment for that. I once tried making kvass in a glass jar and it got everywhere and my dog licked it up. Do you have any information as for how to get into brewing a bit of beer or something similar?
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Comment on Password manager suggestions? in ~tech
Alabaz I've been using KeePass for a while now with google drive. I put a portable installation in the actual drive folder with it, so i don't even need it installed on the computer i access it on. Works...I've been using KeePass for a while now with google drive. I put a portable installation in the actual drive folder with it, so i don't even need it installed on the computer i access it on. Works great :)
I haveve been playing a lot of Old School Runescape lately. I just can't get enough of grinding for progress. Especially when playing as an ironman (Can't trade other players) as the game really opens up and feels even larger that way. This game provides one of the most rewarding experiences when unlocking new stuff, in my opinion.
Another i have been playing is the Metal Gear legacy collection. got through MGS and am working on MGS2 now. MGS had the absolute most creative and interesting boss mechanics i have ever encountered. Do not sleep on this old PS1 game, although the controls feel quite clunky compared to a modern game.