Nothing to see here citizen, please keep walking.

Completely understand!

So, I just listened to the CT-s200 and for the price point, it’s a solid buy.

However, if you want something even more compact and in a lower price range, take a look at the yamaha pss series. They are compact, the sound is comparable and often better than the Casiotone in my opinion, they have midi out and they are cheaper.

Another alternative would be the Yamaha Reface series. While they are pricier if bought new, you might be able to get a used one for half the price. They also offer a range of sounds but are focused on a specific type of instrument. Instead of offering hundreds of sounds you‘re not going to use anyway, you get to shape your sounds by tweaking a couple of knobs and the sound is very close to the originals. They have an organ (YC), a synth (CS), an FM-synth (the DX, which I wouldn’t use as a beginner but if you know what you’re doing it can give you almost all the sounds a keyboard has), electric piano (CP, it plays rhodes and wurlitzer)

Boy do I wish I could play the clarinette. I love it in Jazz. I was never allowed to play any instrument at all because they always thought I would never stick with it. Well, today, I play to forget all the rest. Maybe I wouldn’t have that if I had taken up a music career.

I‘ve borrowed this uke from a friend and I learned those four chords and I‘ve already learned two songs and I can’t believe how easy it is to play this instrument. I played guitar for a little less than a year and didn‘t get past the F chord. Maybe that helps still but that was almost twenty years ago, lol. Maybe the fact that I‘ve been playing piano for the past year helps too but it so simple and so much fun and so gratifying.

Btw. Banjolele? It’s so cool this exists.

I actually picked up the ukulele because I wanted to see if I could learn a second instrument besides piano. The instrument I was actually interested in is neapolitan mandolin but I might stick with the uke for a while.

It’s not funny which does support the theory.

I enjoyed Yani Neko but not everyone thinks graphic vomitting and diarrhea are funny.

Beautiful

So, here you are making claims that you don’t provide any concrete references for. You don’t provide names of perpetrators or victims, years or places. Not even a name for an event such as „the Holocaust“ or „the Napoleonic Wars“. All you did was vaguely hint at „the Argentinians did something“ that might be understood as genocide. In fact you didn’t even mention genocide or holocaust. It was just „what the Germans tried to do loudly“ which could be taking a shit for all I know.

So, this way of answering my honest questions is giving me the feeling that you might believe a lot but you don’t know much. I‘m not convinced that whatever you’re claiming happened ever took place.

Is there an actual thing I can look up? Apartheid or racism in Argentina?

This is way too real.

„I Felt a Little Homosexual Today, So I Called in Sick: The Formation of “Reverse Discourse” by Swedish Gay Activists in the 1970s“

This article revolves around the legal and epistemic battles around “homosexuality” in Sweden in 1979, which led to the abolition of homosexuality being classified as a “disease”. Among other things, gay activists “called in sick” to the Social Insurance Agency (SIA) and claimed that they were unable to work because they were homosexuals (read as mentally disordered).

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13600826.2022.2052025

Here! This is your shit. You can have it back!

Thanks!

This got outdated very quickly

That’s technically not programmer humor

Who is yuri?

When they destroy the physical copy they remove them from the antique stores market which often rely on circulation.

Edit: Also physical copies don’t require electricity, a device and internet access plus they are something you can own.

People don’t even have to be conservative to think this way.

The worst part is that they are destroying the books afterwards.

That’s just your inferiority complex.