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99% this was a false flag

it's an odd way to play the game. It feels like success is measured in the number of infantry weapons you manage to produce, especially since in nonhistorical mode the USSR seems to get stuck in a civil war and come out swinging several years too late against a supercharged germany and italy.

next time I'm going to build more surface AA and remember to upgrade the railroads as infrastructure gets strained

god help me I'm becoming irrevocably obsessed with the idea of hoi4 communist france in nonhistorical mode. at least I didn't pay for the game. On my fifth attempt I managed to kill two million fascists on the maginot line, in the alps, and in the pyrenees until summer of 1943

Leech by Hiron Ennes might be in your strike zone

I've tooled around in Reaper on pop os a bit, and I understand Bitwig works as well

The Baffler fields poetry pretty regularly

Still from a Marvel vs Capcom arcade cabinet attract screen

Hunt and peck seems like an unfairly maligned typing style when it's a great and noble eating style that has fed many birds

Stephenson is a better author when he's less comfortable. Zodiac is about a hippie who does drugs and has sex, Anathem is about a monk who studies math, and The Baroque Cycle is about preindustrial fiscal policy, none of which are near-future william gibson takeoffs. Still don't know if I'd recommend them, but I think he treats his subjects with more delicacy because he knows less about them going in.

Termination Shock is real bad. Much more near-future ripped-from-the-headlines thriller shlock, not quite Dan Brown with it but similarly annoying. He's a lib to the core.

I do like that about music theory. It's abstract, but very easy to experiment with directly. I'll never forget the feeling I had when I shed one of my earliest misapprehensions, I felt like I could kill god

OF COURSE HE'S FRENCH

Just get 10000 people on generator bikes on-prem