You know, I used to really have an apetite for bad live action adaptations of anime, and now they're becoming more common than ever and the trainwreck rubbernecking impulse has completely died. Like most anime I watch, at this point it's gotta be pushing 20+ years old to get me to check it out.
saw this on tumblr and it's literally so true woah
@karstenschool.bsky.social .... what the fuck?!
Stealthily disappearing in a cloud of putty patrol capoeira.
It's even funnier that it's easy to tell which one Seth is the whole time.
Ah, is that how I got my ADHD diagnosis?
It's all there. All of the bullshit claims about emergencies and national security threats. The goal all along was to give Trump the power to deploy the military domestically to suppress dissent and crush MAGA's enemies.
These are dangerous people. They're now in the highest levels of government.
This is just astonishingly great reporting.
All of the crises the White House has claimed over the last 14 months were planned in advance. All of them.
And however much contempt you have for media outlets who reverently relayed Trump's claim to have no relation to Project 2025, it isn't enough.
...janky tech that has more personality and character on the basis that it is far less advanced and its developers accounted for that by creating little quirks that serve as a way to jog the consumers imagination to become more immersed in the obviously primitive designs.
We have nostalgia for a time when ownership of media was taken for granted, in addition to a thriving rental culture from video stores and libraries. Libraries can at least have video games to rent, which is pretty great.
Because as we age, we see that the corporations want to control ownership and access through digitalization, thus the only way we can rebel against that is to own things physically. Now to play MGS, you don't need to repurchase some digital anniversary reprint every 4 years. You own it.
NVM it sounds like they absolutely do not want to work union. Welp. Enjoy your dead on arrival game with the bad PR this is going to generate I guess?
I think this story is a really good example for people to look at when it comes to understanding bias at NYT. It's not that the reporter, Dana Rubinstein, says anything outright false. But the framing, word choices, etc., add up to an unprofessional and biased account.
worth reading the thread, wherein we learn that capcom are totally willing to include AI protections in the contract... but hey buddy, what if they need to break that contract someday? we cant have the union suing us!!
One of the greatest NES games ever made
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watch dis if u love films or r interested in digital image science
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A sign that says Hello my friend! The colors bring presure to my eyes.
Honorable mention for my eye pain--
What's your sign?
splash screen from Encarta β95 but it says βWikarta β95β instead
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I want Fenix up there too
I need to get this on disc before it's $350 or something stupid
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A campaign poster with large text reading "Mayor Mamdani" and a message urging to fund NYC public libraries at 0.5% of the city budget. Two photos of a man in a suit (Zohran Mamdani are shown, with a website link for more information.
You can let the Mayor know what you think about him breaking his promise. www.nyc.gov/mayors-offic...
Nemo and his companions are touring the frozen garden of Jack Frost when they notice several horse-drawn ice trucks go by. Flip shows them that Frostβs children are tearing down the ice palace and loading the pieces into the trucks.
Little Nemo in Slumberland by Winsor McCay from March 10, 1907.
