#none ofthe others specify so

[dyke-stuck]

lets go gamers !!!! big fan of solvrisrezi actually thats so enlightening

please use he/him, she/her, or bee/bees for sollux, he/him, it/its, or 🎱/🎱s for vriska, and th3y/th3m or 1t/1ts for terezi on this post, they are gnc genderfluid, vilegender transmasc, and butch genderqueer respectively. (note: they/it is used for terezi in the image description for ease of accessibility.)

[king-ofthe-ruckus]

Why Jerome as Life and Bruce as Death? Why not the other way around? Genuinely curious :D

thank you for asking :D I was really hoping someone would, because i didn’t want to put in the tags lol [ i’m reference to this post - https://king-ofthe-ruckus.tumblr.com/post/642382719703187456/cowpokeprose-fetching-water-again-asked-death ]

because Jerome gives people a variation of freedom and he gives them new lives by letting go of the rules of society that held them down and he is full of this childlike glee, despite the slightly murderous tendencies. and it depends on the type of afterlife one is searching for. In my head the “afterlife” was moving on, like how matter is repurposed and moved into other things, so are soul little bit moving into those they love helping them grieve and move on [ like an organ transplant the soul can be rejected and that can lead to a terrible healing process, or none at all ] so i think he would be life, i mean... look at him, the liveliness of his performances, even for a hypothetical audience

then for Bruce being death it’s not as well thought out. i just really like him having a deeper connection to death. Death is a thing that happens at certain times and he’s against murder because it cuts the time short. He doesn’t bring death he’s helps with the movement of the souls the division process and whatnot. because Bruce has been exposed to death from his parents death. He learned that death in a thing must occur, but there was a right and wrong way, and a good and bad. Death is the finishing of the cycle. it is harshest form of growth. But it has to be at the right time, The wrong time is vital and when done incorrectly it can affect everything [ it’s why you can’t go back in time and kill people, it will mess up everything ]. Bruce is able to see the value of life, and respect it. He knows that you can never rush, everything will happen in due time. 

look at their dynamic, the way Jerome is playful and ready to have fun. He isn’t taking into consideration the reality of the situation only focusing on the lighter side. he has no form, mimicking fiction. Bruce has form he is solid and steady, he knows how to stand because he has understanding in the meaning behind it. Natural Death is the ebb and flow of a tide. There are times of diseases [ spring tides ] there are times when death is low and everyone is healthy [ neap tides ]. Life is a thing that is constant yes, but it reflects the people living. Baby Boom after WWII, it is affected by art [ renaissance after the plague ] They are similar but not the same. There is a partnership between the two, but the outside variable create such a division that different things are divided.  

there’s a lot of things in the universe to specify like is Death a job which Bruce was recruited and brought back in the alleyway shot with his parents, or if it was the way he was form, sort of like a god. i’m partial toward the first because i like the two of them being able to move on from their traumas through that and thus helping each other. They’ll help each grow, and by doing that growing together. Like the plants that have a clear separate base, but as they grew you can see where they merged with one another, and it you were to look at the root system you wouldn’t be able to separate the roots. And since these are different “plant” they require and give back difference nutrients. Without each other the soil would become stripped bare after so long and they would wither and die in isolation. 

[coldstarlightharmony-blog]

A survey of the $10 Walmart telephone—superior to anything nothing, however not by much We purchased a LG Sunrise for the low, low cost of $10. We lament it.

The other day we were fairly stunned to hear that Walmart was offering a paid ahead of time cell phone for ten entire dollars. When we saw the gadget was running Android, we quite recently needed to perceive what it resembled. So we strolled into our neighborhood store, plunked a whole $10 charge down on the table, and exited with a harsh copy of a cell phone. Meet the LG Sunrise.

This is not our first stumble into the masochistic universe of ultra-modest cell phones. We beforehand checked on the Intex Cloud FX, a $35 cell phone that ran Firefox OS. The Cloud FX had a huge amount of issues, yet for us the most restricting thing was FireFox OS. It couldn't run any benchmarks or our battery tests, making the gadget a $35 chunk of pointlessness that could at times render a site page without smashing. The Sunrise is pressing something considerably more recognizable however: Android. It's just running Android 4.4 KitKat, however that is a great deal superior to Mozilla's application less program OS.

We ought to say that while we strolled into a Walmart and spent just $10 on this gadget, it was marked down. Different bearer models have the MSRP of the Sunrise recorded for $40-$60. We ought to likewise specify that this $10 arrangement is for a bolted prepaid telephone. On the off chance that you need to have cell benefit on this gadget, it must be with TracFone unless you need to open it some way or another. You could likewise just never get benefit and have a $10 Wi-Fi gadget.

The specs look like something out of 2007: a 3.8-inch 480×320 show, a double center, 1.2GHz Snapdragon 200, 512MB of RAM, 4GB of capacity, and a 3MP camera. Everything here intends to fits the most fundamental meaning of every part as opposed to satisfying any sort of execution standard. The camera, for example, actually records some sort of picture in view of the light that enters the focal point, however we wouldn't call that picture "great." The show is a framework of squares that can change hues to speak to content or pictures. There is even a speaker that can make a few distinct clamors.

However, hello, it's $10! You must settle for less fittingly. On the off chance that your other choice is nothing, there is very parcel the Sunrise can offer: It can boot and demonstrate the Android desktop. On the off chance that you tap the screen, something (in the end) happens. You can stack up Chrome and peruse the Internet. You can run applications—even the Google applications—and have entry to the whole Play Store. You'll get Google Maps, push notices, voice charges, and everything else you would anticipate. It's quite astounding that for the cost of two Starbucks drinks you can get a for the most part useful, Internet-empowered cell phone that can (pretty much) run an indistinguishable programming from a $600 lead.

Outline and Build Quality

Is a $10 cell phone truly ever "outlined?" Sure, it is built to meet some sort of particular, however "plan" feels like we're exaggerating things a bit. The 3.8-inch screen implies the Sunrise is modest by all accounts. It resembles 66% the extent of a typical cell phone. It's additionally really fat at more than 12mm thick.

The materials here, are, obviously, as shabby as would be prudent. The outside shell is produced using a matte plastic, in spite of the fact that LG was sufficiently pleasant to incorporate a matrix design instead of plain plastic. The touch board is plastic as well, which makes it simple to scratch. The telephone additionally does not have the inflexibility we're utilized to from Gorilla Glass boards. Push with a touch of constrain and you can misshape the touch board enough to smoosh the fluid precious stone show and twist the picture around your finger.

The touchscreen and show aren't fortified into a solitary sheet, leaving a perceptible air hole between the two layers of the gadget. Most present day cell phone shows appear as though they sit at the highest point of the gadget, yet this is unquestionably indented into the body a decent sum. Less light turns out therefore, making the screen diminish and washed out.

The show is effectively the most exceedingly terrible piece of the Sunrise, and on the off chance that we were planning a higher-spending adaptation of this, the show is the primary spot we would spend more cash. The 3.8-inch, 480×320 is exceptionally grainy, and with Android and LG's skin improved for higher-determination gadgets, content can regularly be troublesome and upsetting to peruse.

The review edges are totally terrible. At a straight-on 90 degrees the screen looks OK, however tilt a couple of degrees toward any path and the screen will change to either a murky white or run totally negative with transformed hues. The survey points are exact to the point that just regularly holding the gadget makes a "gleaming" impact, where the slight changes in edges makes the hues fluctuate.Any present day show you utilize today has 16 million hues, yet the Sunrise LCD can just show 65,000 hues. To compensate for the missing 15.9 million hues, the show utilizes "dithering" where rather than a strong shading, it tries to "blend" hues together by showing an example of the nearest two hues it can appear. For example the foundation of the dull arstechnica.com site isn't immaculate dark—it's something the Sunrise can't exactly show—so it makes the foundation dim and overlays a lattice of dark dabs onto it. This occurs on most hues and makes the effectively grainy show look considerably grainier.

The show harms each and every action you can do on this gadget. It can stack site pages, however perusing content on the grainy screen is obnoxious. It can play YouTube recordings, however they're frequently difficult to see unless you nail the review point. The little size makes the writing on the minor console a test. You can't sit it on a table and look at your warnings, on the grounds that the point is excessively solid, so the screen will go white.

The back of the Sunrise flies off, uncovering the 1540mAh removable battery and MicroSD card space. The Sunrise really accompanies a 4GB card pre-introduced, which is truly stunning given that is absolutely an extravagance thing that you needn't bother with. It's conceivable live off the 4GB of interior space and never utilize the SD card.

$10 implies you'll need to cut a portion of the standard suite of cell phone highlights, so the Sunrise is feeling the loss of a couple of things. There is no front confronting camera, no back glimmer, no NFC, and just a solitary amplifier (present day telephones utilize a moment mic for clamor crossing out). There are capacitive catches at the base ofthe screen, yet they aren't illuminated—quite recently painted on with intelligent paint. It's intriguing that these low priced gadgets aren't utilizing on-screen route keys. We envision that would be less expensive, since you don't need to stress over the additional progression required in making the catches, yet none of these shabby gadgets ever appear to grasp on-screen catches.

By and large, the gadget doesn't just like a modest cell phone, it feels like a toy adaptation of an ordinary cell phone—simply supplant the LCD with a major sticker and you'd finish the look. It's light, minor, fat, and the 3:2 perspective proportion just makes something appear to be "off" about the entire gadget.

Programming

It feels bizarre saying this in regards to a gadget that runs an OEM-cleaned rendition of Android 4.4 KitKat in 2015; yet the product is the highlight of the LG Sunrise. It runs a genuine form of Android, finish with all the applications and components you would anticipate from some other cell phone. You have the Play Store and access to over a million applications, alongside all the Google applications and access to pretty much every Google benefit. Running on Android 4.4 doesn't generally back the Sunrise off with regards to Google applications. You get up and coming forms of everything, because of Google Play Services filling in a large portion of the usefulness holes.

The skin is fundamentally a similar thing that LG delivered on the LG G3, which additionally dispatched with KitKat. LG recently took that KitKat assemble and dumped it onto the Sunrise, short a portion of the fancier impacts. The issue is the G3 had a 2560×1440 show, and this gadget is running at 480×320, so everything feels like it's too thin and needs definition and clearness. Textual styles should be beefier, traces should be thicker, and the UI should be less difficult, yet none of that occurred amid the move to the low-res screen. Our most loved determination tested interface piece is LG's Clock application symbol, which tries to render 60 tick stamps around the edge of a simple check yet in a 48×48 symbol.

The outcome is a UI that is somewhat of a monstrous chaos. The picked textual style weights and the general text style rendering makes understanding anything rather offensive. Android's textual style hostile to associating simply doesn't take a shot at a 480×320 show, where most letter strokes are just the width of maybe a couple pixels. LG's defaults don't improve the situation either. The default home screen foundation—a photo of a shoreline—excessively occupied with, making it impossible to too daintily hued, which makes perusing the symbol content and status bar symbols troublesome.

Camera

Obviously the 3MP camera in a $10 telephone will be awful, yet it's not the most exceedingly awful camera we've ever attempted. That qualification still has a place with the $35 Cloud FX telephone that runs Firefox OS. It's difficult to state how great a $10 telephone camera ought to be truly.

For the contenders, we have the $100 MicroMax A1, one of the primary Android One telephones; the $35 Intex Cloud FX, which has one of the most exceedingly bad cameras at any point made by humanity; and the $380 Nexus 5X, as a show of what a decent camera would do.Performance

General execution is dreadful. You're regularly sitting tight different seconds for applications to dispatch, and a few things like the home or late applications catch will bring about a few moments of a dark screen while everything empties and loads into memory. When you spend such a little measure of cash on a telephone, you're surrendering any goals of speed and simply concentrating on "would it be able to in the end do this undertaking, or not?"

The last ultra-shoddy telephone we tried, the $35 Cloud FX telephone, couldn't run a solitary benchmark. Some portion of that was because of it running FireFox OS and having no genuine benchmark applications, yet we additionally couldn't finish a solitary program benchmark.

[malto444-blog]

A survey of the $10 Walmart telephone—superior to anything nothing, however not by much We purchased a LG Sunrise for the low, low cost of $10. We lament it.

The other day we were somewhat stunned to hear that Walmart was offering a paid ahead of time cell phone for ten entire dollars. When we saw the gadget was running Android, we recently needed to perceive what it resembled. So we strolled into our neighborhood store, plunked a whole $10 charge down on the table, and exited with an unpleasant copy of a cell phone. Meet the LG Sunrise.

This is not our first stumble into the masochistic universe of ultra-shabby cell phones. We already looked into the Intex Cloud FX, a $35 cell phone that ran Firefox OS. The Cloud FX had a huge amount of issues, yet for us the most constraining thing was FireFox OS. It couldn't run any benchmarks or our battery tests, making the gadget a $35 chunk of futility that could sometimes render a website page without smashing. The Sunrise is pressing something significantly more well-known however: Android. It's just running Android 4.4 KitKat, yet that is a great deal superior to Mozilla's application less program OS.

We ought to specify that while we strolled into a Walmart and spent just $10 on this gadget, it was on special. Different transporter models have the MSRP of the Sunrise recorded for $40-$60. We ought to likewise specify that this $10 arrangement is for a bolted prepaid telephone. In the event that you need to have cell benefit on this gadget, it must be with TracFone unless you need to open it by one means or another. You could likewise just never get benefit and have a $10 Wi-Fi gadget.

The specs look like something out of 2007: a 3.8-inch 480×320 show, a double center, 1.2GHz Snapdragon 200, 512MB of RAM, 4GB of capacity, and a 3MP camera. Everything here means to fits the most fundamental meaning of every segment instead of satisfying any sort of execution standard. The camera, for example, in fact records some sort of picture in light of the light that enters the focal point, however we wouldn't call that picture "great." The show is a lattice of squares that can change hues to speak to content or pictures. There is even a speaker that can make a few unique clamors.

In any case, hello, it's $10! You must settle for what is most convenient option suitably. In the event that your other alternative is nothing, there is entirely part the Sunrise can offer: It can boot and demonstrate the Android desktop. On the off chance that you tap the screen, something (in the end) happens. You can stack up Chrome and peruse the Internet. You can run applications—even the Google applications—and have entry to the whole Play Store. You'll get Google Maps, push warnings, voice summons, and everything else you would anticipate. It's entirely astonishing that for the cost of two Starbucks drinks you can get a generally practical, Internet-empowered cell phone that can (pretty much) run an indistinguishable programming from a $600 lead.

Plan and Build Quality

Is a $10 cell phone truly ever "planned?" Sure, it is built to meet some sort of detail, yet "outline" feels like we're exaggerating things a bit. The 3.8-inch screen implies the Sunrise is small by all accounts. It resembles 66% the extent of an ordinary cell phone. It's likewise quite fat at more than 12mm thick.

The materials here, are, obviously, as modest as could be expected under the circumstances. The outside shell is produced using a matte plastic, despite the fact that LG was sufficiently decent to incorporate a lattice design instead of plain plastic. The touch board is plastic as well, which makes it simple to scratch. The telephone additionally does not have the inflexibility we're utilized to from Gorilla Glass boards. Push with a touch of drive and you can disfigure the touch board enough to smoosh the fluid gem show and bend the picture around your finger.

The touchscreen and show aren't fortified into a solitary sheet, leaving a perceptible air hole between the two layers of the gadget. Most present day cell phone shows appear as though they sit at the highest point of the gadget, however this is unquestionably depressed into the body a decent sum. Less light turns out subsequently, making the screen diminish and washed out.

The show is effortlessly the most exceedingly bad piece of the Sunrise, and in the event that we were planning a higher-spending variant of this, the show is the primary spot we would spend more cash. The 3.8-inch, 480×320 is exceptionally grainy, and with Android and LG's skin advanced for higher-determination gadgets, content can regularly be troublesome and unpalatable to peruse.

The survey edges are totally horrendous. At a straight-on 90 degrees the screen looks OK, yet tilt a couple of degrees toward any path and the screen will change to either a foggy white or run totally negative with reversed hues. The survey edges are exact to the point that just regularly holding the gadget makes a "sparkling" impact, where the slight changes in edges makes the hues fluctuate.Any current show you utilize today has 16 million hues, yet the Sunrise LCD can just show 65,000 hues. To compensate for the missing 15.9 million hues, the show utilizes "dithering" where rather than a strong shading, it tries to "blend" hues together by showing an example of the nearest two hues it can appear. For example the foundation of the dull arstechnica.com site isn't unadulterated dark—it's something the Sunrise can't exactly show—so it makes the foundation dim and overlays a matrix of dark specks onto it. This occurs on most hues and makes the effectively grainy show look considerably grainier.

The show harms each and every movement you can do on this gadget. It can stack website pages, yet perusing content on the grainy screen is unsavory. It can play YouTube recordings, yet they're regularly difficult to see unless you nail the survey point. The little size makes the writing on the minor console a test. You can't sit it on a table and look at your warnings, in light of the fact that the edge is excessively solid, so the screen will go white.

The back of the Sunrise flies off, uncovering the 1540mAh removable battery and MicroSD card opening. The Sunrise really accompanies a 4GB card pre-introduced, which is truly stunning given that is simply an extravagance thing that you needn't bother with. It's conceivable live off the 4GB of inward space and never utilize the SD card.

$10 implies you'll need to cut a portion of the standard suite of cell phone highlights, so the Sunrise is feeling the loss of a couple of things. There is no front confronting camera, no back blaze, no NFC, and just a solitary receiver (current telephones utilize a moment mic for commotion scratching off). There are capacitive catches at the base ofthe screen, however they aren't illuminated—recently painted on with intelligent paint. It's fascinating that these extremely inexpensive gadgets aren't utilizing on-screen route keys. We envision that would be less expensive, since you don't need to stress over the additional progression required in making the catches, yet none of these modest gadgets ever appear to grasp on-screen catches.

In general, the gadget doesn't just like a modest cell phone, it feels like a toy adaptation of an ordinary cell phone—simply supplant the LCD with a major sticker and you'd finish the look. It's light, modest, fat, and the 3:2 angle proportion just makes something appear to be "off" about the entire gadget.

Programming

It feels strange saying this in regards to a gadget that runs an OEM-cleaned rendition of Android 4.4 KitKat in 2015; however the product is the highlight of the LG Sunrise. It runs a genuine form of Android, finish with all the applications and components you would anticipate from some other cell phone. You have the Play Store and access to over a million applications, alongside all the Google applications and access to pretty much every Google benefit. Running on Android 4.4 doesn't generally back the Sunrise off with regards to Google applications. You get a la mode forms of everything, because of Google Play Services filling in the vast majority of the usefulness crevices.

The skin is essentially a similar thing that LG sent on the LG G3, which additionally delivered with KitKat. LG recently took that KitKat fabricate and dumped it onto the Sunrise, short a portion of the fancier impacts. The issue is the G3 had a 2560×1440 show, and this gadget is running at 480×320, so everything feels like it's too thin and needs definition and lucidity. Text styles should be beefier, diagrams should be thicker, and the UI should be easier, yet none of that occurred amid the move to the low-res screen. Our most loved determination tested interface piece is LG's Clock application symbol, which tries to render 60 tick checks around the border of a simple check however in a 48×48 symbol.

The outcome is a UI that is somewhat of an appalling chaos. The picked textual style weights and the general text style rendering makes understanding anything rather obnoxious. Android's text style hostile to associating simply doesn't take a shot at a 480×320 show, where most letter strokes are just the width of maybe a couple pixels. LG's defaults don't improve the situation either. The default home screen foundation—a photo of a shoreline—excessively occupied with, making it impossible to too gently hued, which makes perusing the symbol content and status bar symbols difficult.Camera

Obviously the 3MP camera in a $10 telephone will be terrible, however it's not the most exceedingly bad camera we've ever attempted. That qualification still has a place with the $35 Cloud FX telephone that runs Firefox OS. It's difficult to state how great a $10 telephone camera ought to be truly.

For the contenders, we have the $100 MicroMax A1, one of the primary Android One telephones; the $35 Intex Cloud FX, which has one of the most exceedingly bad cameras at any point made by humanity; and the $380 Nexus 5X, as a show of what a decent camera would do.Performance

General execution is dreadful. You're frequently sitting tight different seconds for applications to dispatch, and a few things like the home or late applications catch will bring about a few moments of a dark screen while everything empties and loads into memory. When you spend such a little measure of cash on a telephone, you're surrendering any goals of speed and simply concentrating on "would it be able to in the long run do this assignment, or not?"

The last ultra-modest telephone we tried, the $35 Cloud FX telephone, couldn't run a solitary benchmark. Some portion of that was because of it running FireFox OS and having no genuine benchmark applications, yet we additionally couldn't finish a solitary program benchmark. We're cheerful to report we got a large portion of our typical benchmark programming to really.