HatchetHaro

That’s right, it’s a kilogramme of steel, because steel is heavier than feathers!

about the nice looking stuff, have you considered vtubing or even just pngtubing? that should take a bunch of pressure off having to look nice for the stream. they do take some initial setup (getting the vtuber model, setting up the vtubing software), but afterwards when you want to stream, you can just start up the software and you’re ready to go.

about copyrighted material, it’s mostly a matter of finding a playlist from specific stream-friendly labels, such as NoCopyrightSounds and Chillhop Music. they may require attribution in the form of a channel panel underneath your stream, but afterwards you’re free to stream and monetize.

for me, streaming is a way for me to share my activity with my friends and have fun. i’ve given my friends many ways to interact with (bully) me on-stream, and it’s all good fun. if my social battery ever drains, i stop streaming for a few days.

i got my affiliate, and am currently not fussed about getting that partner. if i ever get popular, sure, that would be very cool, but honestly, i’m happy with sharing the joy with my friends.

LEMMiNO’s production quality on his mystery documentaries is brilliant.

Ahoy mainly focuses on aspects of video game history and video game weapon design. I love his voice.

3Blue1Brown for pure mathematics.

you’re correct about the “making the world worse” part. it’s like choosing to toss something in the trash rather than recycling it; that choice may be negligible in the grand scheme of things, but it is worse.

you’re just being an asshole about it.

the way to get people to choose public transit over driving is to improve public transit infrastructure, so that public transit becomes an actual viable alternative to driving, much in the same way the choice to recycle is dependent on the availability of recycling bins and programs.

trying to shame people into switching without taking into account these environmental variables just makes you a prick.

it’s gay scalie porn.

anyways, i get to invite the hot buff dragon up into my bed tysm

paint and light are different. for light, you are adding colours onto black to make it brighter; for paint, you are subtracting colours from white to make it darker. thus, respectively, additive and subtractive colours.

red, yellow, and blue being “primary colours” is there because people probably think “magenta” and “cyan” are too complex of concepts to teach young kids. it is cool to have a way to make orange and purple without delving into paint ratios, though. it’s good enough for general use for sure, but if you want to get into colour accuracy for print, CMY is the way to go.

here’s a quick and simple cheat sheet to help you out!

additive colours (RGB; screen pixels, LEDs):

• nothing = black
• red + green = yellow
• green + blue = cyan
• blue + red = magenta
• red + green + blue = white

subtractive colours (CMY(K); paint, prints, colouring pencils):

• nothing = white
• cyan + magenta = blue
• magenta + yellow = red
• yellow + cyan = green
• cyan + magenta + yellow = black

scales, wings, a tail, and the ability to breath fire tbh