Mugita Sokio

Phillip really needed a numerologist to help with the naming, and it’s clear he didn’t have one on hand.

Streaming services make it to where you don’t own your music that you release onto the platform. Said streaming service does, and they’ll use it to make music using AI, which is why services like Spotify are doing just that, and the reason they DRM the music you want to listen to on the platform.

Wavlake is an example of what to do with a streaming service, given that they use RSS for their distribution, though it’s limited I think in some ways.

Basically, all of these things, according to Neigsendoig’s research on the matter, seem to indicate Catholicism or any surrogate thereof that’s approved by the RCC. It’s seemingly reasonable to assume that any popular TV show or movie has imagery and symbolism of the Roman Catholic Church or Jesuit Order, which is inserted as a means to subconsciously program people into doing what the Popes and Jesuit Superior Generals want.

You may consider myself and Sendo idiots on this matter, but you can look this up yourself if you don’t believe me. Christofascism is the ultimate goal of the RCC, and has been since Simon Magus started it (It wasn’t Peter who was the first Pope, as that’s a cover up).

Serotonin, not dopamine. Reason being is that dopamine is designed when one moves. Serotonin, on the other hand, rises when one doesn’t move.

There just so happened to be a BTC-based label that’s clear web and currently being made, and it’s called 2020 Innovations. It’s currently being built right now, and is on Twitter and Nostr. No Fediverse as of right now, though I could maybe have my producer speak with the owner about it.

Zevia. For those not in the loop, it’s a beverage brand specializing in refgined sugar-free drinks. They were started with just soda, but have gone on to make other things.

Oh, and for the Orange Cream, they apparently have an Orange Creamsicle flavor, but if you have a nearby Sprouts, you can get it there.

Zevia sodas consist of just carbonated water, stevia, natural flavors, and sometimes citric acid and caffeine for a few of their flavors.

I stopped watching TV and movies, as they all push for something insidious. What could it be? no idea.

As for video games, as you mentioned OP, I’m honestly the same. I’m a gamer myself, but also do other things outside of gaming (as I’ve shown on Lemmy a lot, including researching some spirituality aspects with Neigsendoig, my producer).

I thought you were doing that over the airwaves. My mistake on that, as that’s an autism moment. For just the store or something along those lines, you don’t need to do so. Sendo is absolutely fine with it. I think CC BY is only enforceable if there’s some sort of video, movie, livestream, etc. that basically has it displayed. For a shop like yours, he can’t control that, since that’s what the license is.

Sometimes, for a few of them, they’re ARR, but he doesn’t mind that either.

I’d probably go for a mini PC, like one from System76. It does have Linux on it (Pop_OS!), but I think you could manage with that in particular.

That’s been challenged by UMG or Warner I think.

My producer, Neigsendoig, has some music you could use. Just search up [at]Neigsendoig using an Invidous instance, and put on a playlist or album of his music. He doesn’t mind if people uses it as long as he’s credited.

I’d only recommend the ones with CC BY as the license, and maybe you could use Wavlake in order to ensure you can credit him properly.

Neigsendoig (my producer) and I absolutely use the stones out of YouTube through Invidious, so we know a thing or two about clickbait (as we’re both content creators, while I’m virtual in this context). Speaking of, clickbait to be clickbait (meaning, clickbait elements without any sort of valuable video) is completely sloppy, and AI loves that. After all, the YouTube algorithm clearly does something as an AI with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, megalomania, and a ton of other human mental health issues.

Clickbait titles without actual video behind it is a bad move, as I tend to watch more relationship YouTubers vs. idea YouTubers [that’s an idea from Olli (Mumbo Jumbo) by the way]. Neigsendoig and I are on opposite sides of the spectrum, as I narrate for an idea YouTube channel.

That said, to your question on clickbait making one stop seeing a creator… for both Neigsendoig and I, it 100% does depending on the context, and the dualistic type I described earlier. While not the major problem, clickbait is certainly a huge problem on the platform. Now, I guess you want color in your thumbnails, though you might want more blue (I’m thinking house decoration here, as blue draws people in a lot) in your thumbnail. Neigsendoig has been known to do that in GIMP (libre Photoshop), and he’s used quite a bit of yellow on blue.

For the case of good in clickbait, it depends on if the content is valuable for building out your life, or building out some ideas you want to make reality (Jack Spirko-style moment), which is what both Sendo (Neigsendoig) and I tend to do.

As for clickbait being necessary… I don’t think so at all in terms of evil. That said, if you know how to do it right, you can make pleasing thumbnails without all the slop of it.

bluGill already noted that OP is a noob. He literally said:

as a noob you have a lot to learn the hard way.

I’d do poop flavored chocolate, point blank. I’ve prepared for that somewhat with bean boozled in my past, though there are some “gross” flavors I legitimately liked (dead fish tasting like salmon for me, for example).

I’ve played some romhacks, so I get that part too. Otherwise, fan-made projects or romhacks would be much better nowadays than the slop that’s made today.

There’s a lot of undisclosed AI usage in modern games, and they won’t tell us in any storefront that doesn’t require AI disclosure.

Emulating the classics, or playing them on real hardware might be the way to go, and not getting things like a Switch 2 or later (maybe a Switch, since you seemingly own the games you have in those cartridges, and not some DRM-heavy license where the developers will revoke it at any one time).

Netflix wouldn’t work. DRM is what ultimately makes it garbage for me.

Wavlake is a good option. Keep in mind, though, that no popular music of today (think The Weekend, Eilish, etc.) will be on this platform. Instead, it’ll be Bitcoiners who also produce music and podcasts.

You don’t have to use BTC with a Lightning Network wallet, though, as that’s option. Nostr is another option that you can use, but again, that’s optional.

Otherwise, use a net to catch the music you want. If you get the reference, then you know I’m a viewer of Louis Rossmann’s content.

You need to first identify who they are. Follow the money, and you’ll see their ties. That’s how you defeat them: by starving them of your energy, and not participating in their Roman bread and circuses.

For those unaware of what I’m talking about, there’s this thing called energetic participation. You may have heard it said as “predictive programming”. This is a technique used in most media today, and to keep it brief, the propagandists tell everyone who watches something with subliminal messaging approved by them what some people will do sometime in the future (using things like numerology, astrology, etc.), and how they want us, the consoomer, to respond appropriately to the problem they’ll cause. Gauging the reaction, they’ll provide the “solution” that will lead to a worse quality of life than before. They’ll do this every single time they want something to make people’s lives more miserable than previously.

Case in point: this current talk on digital ID’s. Well, first, they create the issue necessary for it (importing poverty and invading a Caucasian-majority country like the UK or US with 3rd world criminals released from their home country’s prisons), then they gauge the reaction (calls for the government to fix it), and then, after some time, they provide the fake solution (digital ID’s to “stop the invasion”, “stop the flippin’ terrorists”, and “protect the children”, all kinds of nonsense like that).

They told us that they would do this in some piece of programming in the past, and we didn’t catch onto it, likely because the propagandists didn’t want us to notice what they were planning on doing so we could stop them. They don’t want us to, and that’s the point. This is a simplification of energetic participation, as it’s much more nuanced than that.

My only other concern is with the publisher, B-site (as it’s called in China, though I’m not from there). Otherwise, it doesn’t look that bad, despite being a top-down shooter instead of an FPS like Tarkov is.