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mesoscale bmh

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Saw your post about downloading from youtube! I use a command line app called youtube-dl https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl

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bmh 3 years ago

Thank you! I'll look into it and thank you for following back.

nohappynonsense 3 years ago

add this as another vote for youtube-dl

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geouniversal 3 years ago

youtube dl for the win. ive used the gui version, tooo. sometimes ot works on one and not the other so its good to have both

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bmh faiyubu

3 years ago

I like your tamagotchi page! I had up to four at one point, but only my Chibi now: https://bmh.neocities.org/tamagotchi

faiyubu 3 years ago

i'm glad you like it! your page looks great, i love how organized it is with the timeline and everything. I was planning to add a journal to mine too, but I got lazy haha, maybe someday... also, what a cute chibi!

bmh 3 years ago

Thanks! It was a lot of work but it's nice to look back on. I miss some of my Friends!

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cyberwitch 3 years ago

"It just looked like a bunch of kids having fun at a theme park, but at everyone else's expense." Yep, I hate to say it, but this is exactly how it is. Also, when you say rainbows have been used for nefarious purposes, do you mean rainbow capitalism?

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cyberwitch 3 years ago

I ask because the LGBT+ meaning of the rainbow is actually quite spiritual. Gilbert Baker, creator of the flag, assigned meanings to the following colors: hot pink for sex, red for life, orange for healing, yellow for sunlight, green for nature, turquoise for art, indigo for harmony, and violet for spirit.

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bmh 3 years ago

@cyberwitch Thanks for reading my piece. The use of the rainbow for LGBT is part of my issue I allude to which I may get around to articulating more of my views on one day. Lets just say I am all for individual rights and beliefs but question the strings that guide such movements and dictate mindsets. I was not aware of the spiritual aspect of the flag that you point out.

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bmh 3 years ago

Another questionable use I had in mind was how the rainbow has been used to portray support of the NHS during Covid here in the UK, when, I suppose, it primarily comes from the Biblical portrayal of "God's promise". One might now struggle to wear rainbow colours these days without being assumed to be in support of either or both of these things, when perhaps they're not.

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cyberwitch 3 years ago

I see, understandable. I'd be interested in reading that post!

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koshka 3 years ago

All I am willing to say on the matter is what I am very much in favour of reappropriating the rainbow for autistic pride as a symbol of the diversity of the spectrum. It always struck me odd that something that represents vibrance and diversity has been co-opted to literally celebrate sameness ("homo" literally means "same" in Greek).

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cyberwitch 3 years ago

@koshka Seconded! It also works because pretty much everyone has their own flag now, lol.

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bright-eyes 3 years ago

I use colour a lot in my art - I've not got around to posting much of it because I need my own computer. It might be interpreted as 'rainbow' by some, but it doesn't have any meaning behind it other than happiness, or a defence against darkness, stress and negativity.

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cyberwitch 3 years ago

@koshka To be fair, though, Baker picked the rainbow to represent homosexuality because his people needed a new inspiring symbol, and rainbows were associated with hippies and world peace at the time. Although I do wish the rainbow wasn't so widely associated with gay pride (despite being queer myself),

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cyberwitch 3 years ago

I don't see how it can't coexist with autism rainbow pride if we remember the difference: each stripe is a defined section on one flag, whereas the other has a full-on spectrum. ;)

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