I'm not sure if I've understood your point here, but I think you make a lot of sense.
To be fair, I don't think this one event marks the end of late capitalism, nor am I optimistic that any significant, positive changes will come out of this, and I think even WSB know this. I'm fairly certain their highest aim is to win this battle, not caring if they lose the war. I am encapsulated by this event because the form of class protest itself in this instance is unlike anything we've ever seen before.

The only thing that irks me about this whole situation is the romanticist sentiment for Gamestop some people seem to be putting up. I distinctly remember Gamestop as the bad guy when it came to video game retailers, with most people looking forward to them going bankrupt.

With that being said, I'm swept off my feet with what's happening. A class revolt not in the form of a riot or an online petition, but an online community coordinating to exploit the market the same way wall street does. This is not something I think anyone pre-internet could have even fathomed taking place. On top of that you have people from all ends of the political spectrum coming together against Robinhood's decision to stop day-traders from buying GME, on the basis that equality means equal rights to exploit the system. This is history in the making.

^ Sorry but the argument being made here is precisely that if we all were to suddenly stop tipping, then the underlying structural problems which the act of tipping itself prevents would reveal themselves to be unethical and unpragmatic. Looking at this from an economic perspective only (ignoring the very real situation of many restaurant employees facing sub-standard to downright unacceptable working conditions), we have a system wherein employees are dealing with a less than minimum wage at face-value, and this problem is not solved, but is actually made perpetual through the belief that tipping will make up for it. The act of tipping covers up, masks, a much deeper serious structural problem (read: exploitation.)

MALTA FLAG YEET

FORZA JUVE

ONLY POST HUNKS

Lange the TF2 community member will always be appreciated.
Lange the guy posting this shit on twitter right now needs to calm the fuck down.

At the risk of taking the bait, PC movements which actively try to change language like this turn out to be much more Orwellian than the terms they try to change are subversive. Yes, some terms will have very negative connotations and/or etymologies. but a judge of one's character and actions ought not to begin and end with the language/vocabulary they are born into, and the fix thereafter is not to try to 'fix' the language itself.

With a low sens, elbow pivot for big general changes in aim (turning around 180, doing huge flicks, etc), wrist pivot for smaller more precise adjustments.

depends on whether you're circumcised or not

Also I'm just remembering. For fans of SAW 85-92, do check out RX-101's album, Dopamine. Back in the day, people thought RX-101 was another RDJ alias just because of how accurately he could mimic Aphex's style. I think Dopamine is the closest we could ever get to a SAW Vol. 3.

My favourite RDJ albums in order (not gonna bother listing every single thing he's released) are

1. The Tuss - Rushup Edge EP
   
2. Polygon Window - Surfing On Sine Waves
   
3. Syro
   
4. drukQs

He has a fantastic collab with Squarepusher which I don't see get mentioned a lot :)

I saw Richard perform live twice and both experiences were absolutely mind blowing :)

Aphex Twin is one of my all time favourites so let's discuss :D
What's your favourite track/EP/album of his? Alias' count. Rankings welcome :) Is there something of his you think is mad underrated?
Just general geeking out over Aphex Twin welcome :)

https://i.imgur.com/2pPaIEG.png

https://youtu.be/UuiRHVzrx1g

For me it's "this book's only a 100 pages long I can finish it easy"