Alyx Hinata 🇹🇩🚫💀 @alyx@gameliberty.club

If for some insane reason you actually want this as your alarm, the author was kind enough to make a mp3.

@Rasp
No no no no... that's not how you're supposed to say it... it's: "I hope your day is coke... wait for it.... milk! Coke milk!"

@Awoo
I thought I had found a solution for you, but apparently everyone hates Australians now or something.

@Awoo
What, you thought I was joking?

@Awoo
I'm still waiting.

@KiKi88
Part of me wants to give a proper answer to the girl in purple, but I honest to god did not understand what her question was.

@Xeraser @Dude
It's not even the crying that bothers me about him. It's how he let himself become a walking race card for marketing purposes.
I've recently seen his appearance on Top Gear in his early F1 career, and he had such a different personality. He was likable. Now he has no personality. Just a blank "muh progressive diversity".

@Dude
Only person I know who uses/used the quote is Lewis Hamilton. But that's kinda his thing, trying to create a likable persona by comparing himself to every other famous "person of color" in history.
At some point I did become aware Muhammad Ali was the original author.

Peak early 2000s techno.

@czar@society.kalli.st
I guess it didn't carry over properly.
Although I'd definitely agree that my pfp is not a good album cover either.

Someone thought this was a good cover for a music album.

I guess Horny United has a different connotation than 20 years ago. Fuck, I'm old...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpigISIgyO0

@Terry
TBH, I've never tried searching for images of nuclear bombs, but something tells me most militaries and state governments aren't exactly in a rush to release up to date pictures of their nuclear arsenal. They probably wanted something that wasn't the black and white picture of Fat Man.

Sounds like a fun place to live in.

@Awoo
First show me your itty bitty bunny milkies.

@beardalaxy @matrix
Seems the preview window is untrustworthy. I'm seeing the order being mp3, aac, opus now.

@beardalaxy @matrix
Proof that yt-dlp is better.

@beardalaxy @matrix
This is why I do actual testing, and don't rely on random info that a third party pulled from it's ass.
The 160kbps is youtube-dl's estimate probably, but it's extremely faulty. With my testing of opus encodes, they should have estimated it at 128kbps. I've NEVER seen an YouTube opus audio being anywhere outside the 11X-13Xbps range. This particular example is 137kbps. I'd be happy to test whatever video you want for this. Not sure what the 145 number is supposed to be, but it's still not the bitrate. Youtube-dl is out of date. I recommend you use yt-dlp. It seems it actually gives good estimates for bitrate.

>there isn't a way you would ever be able to tell what the original audio was like

You can hunt for compression artifacts in audacity with the spectrogram view. mp3 is the easiest to identify. It will have a frequency cutoff at 16khz for low bitrates, 18khz for decent encodes, and almost 20khz for best possible. Something else you'll find is big rectangular artifacts.
aac has a frequency cutoff at about 17khz at 128kbps, but no noticeable cutoff at over 256kbps, but it still has the square looking artifacts (though they will be harder to spot at higher bitrates).
opus has a frequency cutoff at 20khz, even for any bitrate, but you won't see the same types of blocky artifacts, even at 96kbps. If not for the cutoff, there's nothing clear cut that makes it clear it's a transcode and not lossless.

Attached you can see a 128kbps aac, a 320kbps mp3, and a 96kbps opus. (in that order if the upload preview is correct).