Worms/Scorched Earth/Liero (pixel physics!)
That era had so many good Gorilla clones.
Worms/Scorched Earth/Liero (pixel physics!)
That era had so many good Gorilla clones.
I watched it at 11, spent half the movie thinking that I had half a medieval movie on the VCR tape (👴) because it didn’t make any sense.
At the black knight scene I got the joke and rewatched the whole thing several times a month for a while.
I’m not dead extinct yet!
Because they were told that Trump would protect them against all of the bad things that Trump’s backers were blasting into their brains 24/7 via social media and partisan ‘news’ organizations.
Ignorance and disinformation did way more work that Trump’s charisma which is, as you’ve said, lacking
Psh, what do professors know
There is always two, a master and an apprentice
It may have survived, but I’m sure it had a fowl day
People internalizing the censorship and starting to self-censor is one of the worst effects of social media.
A wise man say: If we drink the juice, are we not ourselves changed?
Right… We had to get up in the morning at ten o’clock at night, half an hour before we went to bed, eat a lump of cold poison, work twenty-nine hours a day down the mill, and pay the mill owner for permission to come to work, and when we got home… our dad would kill us and dance about on our graves singing “Hallelujah.”
My boss uses 😈 and 🥵 in our work group chat sometimes. Like, bruv
ASCII emojis are still real to me dammit
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Social Media - The Easily Influencables and The Bots That Control Them.
I don’t have anything of substance to say
Look at how clever we are
I wasn’t talking about Miyazaki, I was talking about the social media uproar from the anti-AI crowd that quoted him out of context and used that to imply that he supported their position.
Here’s the video that contains the actual quote and context:
His comment wasn’t about generative AI “stealing” his art style, he said that wouldn’t use it in his works because it had no soul and didn’t know what it was to be human and, for his art, that is important.
Yup, but if you try to tell the youth of today that, they’d never believe you