No, I just don’t go out of my way to make sure anyone does notice.

Why does this bother you? It feels baffling to get worked up like this.

I rather my individual comments speak for themselves. I not building a brand.

and a way to be recognizable more easily.

I do not desire that.

Analogue clocks are *easier to read at a glance and maybe at a distance too.

Start the year off right!

Now if you don’t mind I’m going to delete the root folder and see what happens.

It’s 2026, it’s over, we have to just accept it

It was both in the files and fucking fake.

Edit: it has since been removed

If I’m wrong please let me know.

I didn’t even notice lol

If you think you’d have regular content to post (a few times a week) you could create it. If you think it would be less frequent you could share to an anime community to gauge interest.

Such as?

Does this count?:

Constitution Sections on Due Process and Foreign Gifts Just Vanished from Congress’ Website - 404media

The deletions, as of August 6, are also archived here. The change was spotted by users on Lemmy, an open-source aggregation platform and forum.

Edit: other direct mention in the article:

As people in the Lemmy forum conversation note, this could be a glitch, or some kind of error with the site. But considering the page doesn’t include many dynamic elements, and is mainly a text reprinting of the Constitution, a nearly 240-year-old document that hasn’t changed since the addition of the 27th Amendment in 1992—and that the page itself has barely changed at all in the six years it’s been archived—it’s a noteworthy and sudden move.

I may have to record a cover.

…who’s asking?

Edit: generative sequences have been a thing for a long time, this new type of generative music muddies the terminology.

I have had to grapple with the wording myself.

But many are still priced out.

That’s one I’m happy to put off.

In the past it may have seemed gauche to gift your mother a gently used sweater or a pair of pants from a local thrift store, but seemingly not so amid all of the economic uncertainty and rising prices, according to Placer.ai.

Through the second half of 2025, thrift stores have seen at least a 10% increases in traffic compared with last year. That suggests that environmental concerns as well as economic issues are luring more Americans to second-hand stores, Placer.ai said. Visits to thrift stores generally do not take off during the holidays, yet in the most recent Black Friday weekend, sales jumped 5.5%, Placer.ai. reported.

In November, as customer traffic in traditional apparel stores fell more than 3%, traffic in thrift stores soared 12.7%, according to Placer.ai.

The thrift migration has altered the demographics of second-hand stores. The average household income of thrift customers hit $75,000 during October and November of this year, a slight uptick from $74,900 last year, $74,600 in 2023 well above the average income of 74,100 in 2022, based on demographic data from STI:PopStats combined with Placer.ai data.

It’s nice to see things getting an extended lifespan but I do worry about those who used to rely on their lower prices.