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  1. Comment on Ólafur Arnalds feat. Talos – A Dawning (2025) in ~music

  2. Comment on Do you have a favorite setting shared amongst multiple authors? in ~books

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    I recently started to read Perry Rhodan, which is an ongoing (german) science fiction series that started in 1961: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perry_Rhodan They release a new novella each week,...

    I recently started to read Perry Rhodan, which is an ongoing (german) science fiction series that started in 1961: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perry_Rhodan

    They release a new novella each week, and have not missed a week since 1961.

    In the 80ies, they started to combine novellas into books (Silberbände), which i started to read. I currently am reading book #8.
    It is not the moat sophisticated science fiction, but I really enjoy it for what it is. And it is an almost endless endeavour, so I am not running out of books to read.

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  3. Comment on The story of Art Attack in ~tv

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    Art attack was also on german TV, although they had a different host: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUCw4EgWoOGYjqj4OW4asDWkJI4aw3yE6 However, he did the crafting not by himself, that was the...

    Art attack was also on german TV, although they had a different host: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUCw4EgWoOGYjqj4OW4asDWkJI4aw3yE6
    However, he did the crafting not by himself, that was the actual host from the original english art attack, but you only ever saw his hands

    Starting a month or so ago, the german host uploaded some videos where he himself did make something: https://youtu.be/jdbG6CZ5vMo

    Very nostalgic!

    3 votes

  4. Comment on What is one of the coolest museums you've visited? in ~travel

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    The most impressive museum i have ever been to is the Vasa museum in Stockholm. https://www.vasamuseet.se/en/explore/vasa-history It hosts a 17th century ship - a really big ship - in its own...

    The most impressive museum i have ever been to is the Vasa museum in Stockholm.

    https://www.vasamuseet.se/en/explore/vasa-history

    It hosts a 17th century ship - a really big ship - in its own atmosphere so it won't deteriorate further.

    8 votes

  5. Comment on YouTube Premium Lite: Ad-free viewing for $7.99/month in ~tech

  6. Comment on Star Wars recommendations for a six year old in ~tv

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    Apart from The Clone Wars and Rebels series, there is also a "new" series "Young Jedi Adventures" which is aimed at younger kids.

    Apart from The Clone Wars and Rebels series, there is also a "new" series "Young Jedi Adventures" which is aimed at younger kids.

    5 votes

  7. Comment on <deleted topic> in ~tech

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    Don't forget the built in Power Query.. that thing is awesome!

    Don't forget the built in Power Query.. that thing is awesome!

    3 votes

  8. Comment on Elevator pitch your favourite book! in ~books

  9. Comment on Blood Incantation (feat. Tangerine Dream) - The Stargate (2024) in ~music

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    Tangerine Dream was mainly Edgar Froese, who died in 2015

    Tangerine Dream was mainly Edgar Froese, who died in 2015

    2 votes

  10. Comment on YouTube tests harder-to-block server-side ad injection in videos in ~tech

  11. Comment on Explorer Ernest Shackleton's last ship found off Labrador's south coast, says expedition in ~humanities.history

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    Wasn't that the Endurance expedition?

    Wasn't that the Endurance expedition?

  12. Comment on Pigeons in the Arctic: Part III: Sir John Ross’s 1850-51 search for the lost Franklin Bay expedition in ~humanities.history

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    Thank you! At least on mobile I could not find those articles.

    Thank you! At least on mobile I could not find those articles.

    1 vote

  13. Comment on Pigeons in the Arctic: Part III: Sir John Ross’s 1850-51 search for the lost Franklin Bay expedition in ~humanities.history

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    How do I find Parts 1 and 2 to this series?

    How do I find Parts 1 and 2 to this series?

  14. Comment on What are you reading these days? in ~books

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    Thank you for the Nansen recommendation! Sounds right up my alley. I have already read Into Thin Air and can also recommend it.

    Thank you for the Nansen recommendation! Sounds right up my alley.

    I have already read Into Thin Air and can also recommend it.

  15. Comment on What are you reading these days? in ~books

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    A great book. Even though I knew how it ended, it was still thrilling to read. Any suggestions on similar books?

    Endurance by Lansing

    A great book. Even though I knew how it ended, it was still thrilling to read.

    Any suggestions on similar books?

  16. Comment on The Xmas music playlist at my job is awful; give me your best non-traditional holiday songs! in ~music

  17. Comment on Fresh Album Fridays: Peter Gabriel, Panopticon , Conway the Machine and more in ~music

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    Wow, caught me by surprise, but I really enjoyed this album, especially the "dark-side mix".

    Wow, caught me by surprise, but I really enjoyed this album, especially the "dark-side mix".

    2 votes

  18. Comment on <deleted topic> in ~books

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    ^Children of Time Isn't that also the first part of a triology?

    ^Children of Time

    Isn't that also the first part of a triology?

    1 vote

  19. Comment on What are some foods you really like, from countries not well known for great cuisine? in ~food

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    I really like an English breakfast once in a while. (Or am Irish breakfast!) Not very healthy, but very good! Also, scones and clotted cream are very good!

    I really like an English breakfast once in a while. (Or am Irish breakfast!)

    Not very healthy, but very good!

    Also, scones and clotted cream are very good!

    21 votes

  20. Comment on Artists you love, and are surprised are not more popular than they are? in ~music

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    I think that is the problem. People don't know where to start, and his releases differ quite in style.

    His discography is nothing short of prolific, with an estimated 300 studio albums

    I think that is the problem. People don't know where to start, and his releases differ quite in style.

    17 votes