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It's a reminder that Pantone wants a monopoly on color categorization through a proprietary system with inadequate defining/visualizing tools, that's the significance.

I get it, 8-bit RGB isn't enough. I'm a fan of L/a/b values from CIE D65/10 measurements myself. A sphere of black to white, red to green, and blue to yellow on each axis.

F Save The World (paid early access) was July 2017. FN Battle Royale was September 2017. And, for reference, PUBG launched the beta in March 2017, full release Dec 2017

Not sure what theme, style, or use you're looking for. I don't have suggestions that would hit in a fun powerful way like the soundtrack to American Horror Story: Coven (but I guess that playlist is a recommendation). I'm into metal and I'm imagining higher feminine vocals that may not be entirely understandable, so that's what I have. Generally, the top tracks on Spotify are representative of the sound I associate with each.

Chelsea Wolfe comes to mind first. She drifts between metal and folk (sort of?), but the lyrical content is largely consistent. Hiss Spun (2017) is the album I like most, followed by She Reaches Out To She Reaches Out To She (2024) if the other is too metal. She also put some work into the X/MaXine/?? horror movie trilogy score with Tyler Bates

I lied, some more upbeat bands would be Cellar Darling (hard rock, fantasy themes, cello solos) or Castle Rat (if you needed Iron Maiden to beseige a castle).

Not exactly jams or bangers, but my autumn work/build grind playlist consisted of Heriot, Faetooth, Author & Punisher, Conjurer, and King Yosef. This is some heavy background score material to give me that fay metal mood without too much focus on the music itself. They're what built my 7ft tall deer reaper for Halloween. Discovered this genre(?) from a goth burlesque/freak show performance.

I couldn't believe it'd been out for ten years, so I checked. It's been out for ~10 years, but not 10 years, originally releasing mid 2017

My neck, my back

I'm guessing indirect contact. Spray on bag, touch bag, take out food, eat finger food, potentially lick fingers, too.

That looks like my cheddar! That's why, without the aid of an industrial shearing rig, I have to hold the knife at about 15 degrees off vertical, cutting edge towards the block. The cut goes straight down. I've accepted the superiority of using a small santoku knife and having to hand wash. I really should get a wire slicer

This is pretty much what I was going to say. You always lose material, but the amount lost varies drastically based on the method. Even when using a knife or shears in a purely straight motion (no sawing or sliding), the material has to deform to make room for the cutting device. It may rip apart, it may bulge into itself, it may crumble, it may do it all. Try cutting a thin slice off a nice block of cheese and you'll see nearly all the deformation go to the slice, while the knife will be coated in cheese

Oh, ticket #67. The tickets print numbers 65, 66, 68, 70 now. 69 was previously removed. I thought it was a #67 burger, I guess like the numbers at Jersey Mike's. It makes more sense that they banned it because teens would cause a riot when order 67 got called out

It's the ticket order number they call out

I thought we were going to share relatable nostalgia around "42" but no, we did not.

The SR-71 could almost outrun the moon. Maybe it could. Claimed max 2,200mph vs average 2,288mph of the moon