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Comment on Introductions | June 2023, part 2 in ~talk
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Comment on Introductions | June 2023, part 2 in ~talk
SnakeMotherLise LinkI'm Lise, though my reddit handle was OneTrueChaika, I joined Reddit in November 2014. Though i'd been aware of the site, and casually used it prior I never felt the push to make an account up to...I'm Lise, though my reddit handle was OneTrueChaika, I joined Reddit in November 2014. Though i'd been aware of the site, and casually used it prior I never felt the push to make an account up to that point. I've naturally been pretty dismayed with the direction the sites going for awhile now. Religiously using RES on desktop to force permanent old.reddit.com. I find the new reddit site layout to be effectively unusable even with application of Ublock Origin on Firefox.
Fun fact, I do security engineering and contracting. Work in hazardous materials operation, and body recovery + rescue in an industrial setting. All very exciting stuff though the work naturally means I have to spend a lot of time at work browsing timewasters like Reddit in case an emergency happens.
I'm also shamelessly into VTubers, and currently commissioning my own model + rig in order to share my deep passion for niche videogames. Granted i'll likely have to quit my current job, and move into more casual private security contracting gigs to have enough time off to stream.
Also a former professional level Saxaphonist, Pianist, and Guitarist. Music was a major interest of mine growing up, though i've found myself growing apart from it in adulthood over the last almost decade.
Quite a bit yes besides classical, grunge, dad rock, prog rock, alternative, and synth music in general. I do have, and have always had a soft spot for game OSTs. You can tell how much work a lot of the composers put into their scores. Take Lord of Cinder OST from Dark Souls for reference. It's a gorgeous theme despite very heavily leaning on the sole piano for conveying all the emotions of the fight. Whereas something like Ash Lake from Dark Souls is almost entirely low brass section meeting the vocals of a full choir. Both of them give me chills in very different ways.