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We would literally be on NGC-951 taking pictures of the black hole from the keel of the imperial navy ship Imperator in honour of our eternal god emperor Maximus Flavianus Trajanus Imperator Augusto Pontiflex Maximus III If Diocletian had finished the job successfully wiped out the Jewish sect known at the time as christianists from the empire.

@Oven_Operators_LU_88 "just marry her bro what's the worst that could happen"

@Tfmonkey sent you an invite link for the folder, just accept it and you'll have access as i get more and more songs done it will continually be added to (check your email)

@Tfmonkey the current songs are uploading i'll share the file link with you so you can pull them down at your leisure did you want me to include the .wav file of the intro as well, considering you're wanting to run all the audio locally?

@Tfmonkey gotcha I'll start downloading them and I'll send it through somewhere probably mega

@Tfmonkey yeah that's fucken sick love it

@Chimi_Chuang_Tzu @Tfmonkey I just did the song I didn't catch the ending intro showcase did TFM post it here?

@TheBoatMan it's a chat room like discord but without the voice rooms it's just a free and open place for us to communicate without posting it to the entire world to see we have good chats in there

@TheBoatMan read the page before clicking links

@TheBoatMan https://tee.fm/matrix/

@Tfmonkey you got banned from x again?

@Tfmonkey i like it tbh i think the stage one being different is the point, that is my "casual wear" whereas the stage stuff is my "performing outfit"

@RoninGrey is this free?!

@RoninGrey what AI is this?!

@Tfmonkey
Here's your jazz fix for the day
Blade runner blues

https://suno.com/s/77pZVV0zheptuvxe

@Tfmonkey
Metric is base 10 system. Every conversion is a power of 10 — i.e move a decimal. Imperial asks you to remember 12 inches to a foot, 3 feet to a yard, 5,280 feet to a mile, 16 ounces to a pound. More arbitrary rules = more surface area for error. The "skill issue" is harder to have when there's almost nothing to memorize with the metric system human error exists in any system. But the metric argument isn't "people make mistakes," it's why those mistakes are more likely with imperial.

@TheBoatMan are you on the element server?

Metric wins by being consistent. Every metric/imperial boundary is a failure point. NASA lost a $327M Mars orbiter (1999) to a pound/newton mixup. A Boeing 767 ran out of fuel because kg were calculated as lbs. Doctors using teaspoons instead of ml cause pediatric dosing errors. Global manufacturers run metric — imperial just creates conversion overhead, and conversion overhead kills.