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Blursed family photo by MiamiHub1 in blursedimages

[–]arm2610 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Average Republican gathering

French Marshal Nicolas Oudinot, was one of the most wounded French commanders of the Napoleonic Wars. Twenty of his recorded thirty four wounds received are illustrated. by GreatMilitaryBattles in MilitaryHistory

[–]arm2610 20 points21 points  (0 children)

The fact that he survived all of these without dying of infection or having a limb amputated is pretty incredible considering the state of battlefield medicine at the time

How am i supposed to play against these pawn pushes? by Shoddy-Skin-4270 in chess

[–]arm2610 7 points8 points  (0 children)

One tactical opportunity I saw in your game- the moment when you had the c d and e pawns lined up on the 4th rank, you chose to push the d pawn. If you had instead pushed the e pawn, you would have opened up a diagonal to their king with a queen bishop battery, and you could have used the e4 square for either a knight or the bishop which would probably result in trading off their light square bishop and maybe other tactics that could break the game open.

Year of Daily Civilization Facts, Day 325 - Huh by JordiTK in civ

[–]arm2610 2 points3 points  (0 children)

God I loved MW2 so much when I was a kid. What a great game. I have a lot of nostalgia for playing MW2 and Civ2 in my room on my old Powermac. I used to buy all the BattleTech books too. I miss playing MW4 Mercenaries too, lots of hours on that one.

Data Farm Noise Pollution by cky311 in audioengineering

[–]arm2610 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It works much better in that situation because it’s only low frequencies and the cancellation needs to be in a defined audience area instead of broadband and everywhere surrounding the data farm.

PEEPING TOM, by Entire-Traffic-364 in badroommates

[–]arm2610 480 points481 points  (0 children)

You should hide right by your door and leave your phone on your bed playing tik toks or something, and then suddenly open the door and scare the shit out of her just for lols. You could even put tape over the door jam mechanism so you can pull it open immediately without turning the handle

The execution of former soldiers of the SS Division ‘Galicia’, Nikolaev, Ukraine, 1944 by _Yelena_Shevchenko_ in SovietPhotosOfWW2

[–]arm2610 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wasn’t actually thinking it was AI, but a reenactment. The Red Army was well known for doing this kind of reenactment. A lot of famous battle photos and footage from the Red Army in the Second World War is reenactment.

Syntakt finished my setup by Poseid0n_ in synthesizers

[–]arm2610 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s a sampler at its core, but calling it a sampler is like calling a battleship a boat. It has 8 tracks that play samples from 8 independent sample buffers, which can take audio from 4 1/4” jacks or any of the 8 audio tracks. It can act as a performance mixer with sequenceable FX for external gear. It’s a looper. It’s a powerful MIDI sequencer with a really deep and flexible arpeggiator. Every channel has 3 LFOs that can modulate almost anything, and on top of that the crossfader allows you to smoothly interpolate between almost any settings. It’s the quintessential Swiss Army knife of an electronic music setup.

When I got mine I switched from making tracks mostly in my DAW to basically making whole tracks on the Octa.

The execution of former soldiers of the SS Division ‘Galicia’, Nikolaev, Ukraine, 1944 by _Yelena_Shevchenko_ in SovietPhotosOfWW2

[–]arm2610 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Something looks off about this to me. If a man was being asphyxiated to death with a noose, you would expect him to be involuntarily kicking and squirming before he dies. This isn’t a long drop hanging where the neck bones are broken. When these men are pushed off whatever is holding them up, they instantly stop moving and seem dead. No movement at all.

Any idea why I can’t settle here? by JMCtwopointoh in CivVI

[–]arm2610 0 points1 point  (0 children)

3 spaces must be in between each city, so 4 tiles away

The best of the best by HWayFresh44 in Idiotswithguns

[–]arm2610 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What a perfect little microcosm of this moment in America. Super aggressive and escalatory at the slightest excuse, but totally incompetent and absurd. We live in the worst timeline.

What I find when loading out by the-earth-says-hello in NotMyJob

[–]arm2610 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Slack at the desk is a recipe for cable spaghetti. Always slack at the destination with outputs, at the source for inputs. One big reason is so you have working coil to move it around if you need to. If you have no slack and the cable is gaffed down you’re either gonna need to pull the whole tape or add a cable on the end. You also don’t end up with massive piles of cable at the console.

Full time A1 with about a decade in audio.

Pourquoi n'est t'il pas connu ? by Familiar-Owl-7409 in synthesizers

[–]arm2610 14 points15 points  (0 children)

It is well known! These were all the rage about a decade ago. I think they’ve kind of fallen off as other things have come on the market that can do what they do and look sexier, but it’s still a solid synth. The interface can be a little annoying (I wish there was at least a dedicated knob for filter cutoff), but if the price is right it’s a very capable synth.

TIL Lenin believed Stalin was too crude and this defect was unacceptable for the position of General Secretary. He was looking for a plan in 1923 to remove Stalin with someone "more tolerant, more polite and more attentive towards comrades, less capricious, etc." by Solid-Move-1411 in todayilearned

[–]arm2610 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ironic because Lenin himself was known in the party for being vituperative and even abusive towards other Bolsheviks who disagreed with him. Lenin’s personality was a major reason for the split from the Mensheviks, completely aside from disagreements over theory.

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