That is the book! I definitely recommend it based on my experience so far.
harsh3466
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I just started listening to Lessons in Chemistry, and so far it’s excellent. It’s also depressing. I (a mostly cishet male), know cognitively that women have faced horrific treatment and discrimination for thousands of years. So far, the writing in Lessons in Chemistry is very good at making something I know as a fact feel very visceral.
That’s a good thing, and I hope many men read this and experience it in a similar way as I am, though I fear the sorts of men that need to experience this are not the sort of men that are likely to read this book.
Also, love this type of thread. My favorite thing about lemmy has been making it my music discovery engine. I’ve bookmarked this thread to check out everything everyone else is listening to.
Demons by Allison Russell. Honestly, I’m obsessed with the whole album, but this track in particular has me captivated.
I thought the fight choreography in season one was amazing.
I’ve thoroughly enjoyed Murderbot, I’m on my second re-read.
How about All Systems Res, by Martha Wells. Book one of the Murderbot Diaries. Nice, fun, short read.
Or the latest entry in the series, System Collapse. That’s a little longer than All Systems Red, but still a short read.
Are you just playing music? MP3 or whatever? Or is it a video file of music?
If it’s just music I would suggest using the excellent finamp music client for Jellyfin.
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Right click or hold option and left click the downloads folder you added back to the dock and in the context menu under “Display as” select the “Stack” option.
You can also customize the appearance of the stack with the “View content as” options in that same context menu.
I wouldn’t be surprised if Rosalind Franklin inspired the author. And that’s fair. I go in waves. When I was a kid and into adulthood I read a ton of fiction. As I moved into adulthood I started reading a lot of non fiction, and for the last few years, it’s been primarily fiction again, though I’ve recently added a few biographies to my queue.