Oh thanks! I kinda lost track of this thread as soon as the work week started, but I’ll give this a shot soon.

I’ll give it a shot, thanks

EDIT: no luck so far, just “unsupported URL”. My Google fu might be weak but I can’t find anyone else saying they did it, either.

Fair. I didn’t wanna push the “don’t ask for specific media” rule, but I figured asking people their methods was OK because that’s info anyone can use.

Here’s the link. Literally the only one I can find that’s not either a mislabeled Cuckoo For Coco Cards, One False Movie, or in terrible looking 360p.

I feel bad because someone paid for a ticket and sat there filming for 90 minutes but I can’t stand them.

I feel ya. I very rarely replace my devices and the internet speeds suck where I live anyway, so 720p is my go-to.

In my brain 720 is standard and 1080 is fancy, until I watch something at a friend’s house and sometimes it looks so good it’s unsettling

I can imagine myself downloading that while high and paranoid and losing my mind.

MS Paint, an old clip art CD, and notepad. It’s time to make some unbearable personal websites

Nah, childhood is so depressing. No money, no car, you’re not even allowed to make your own medical decisions. I’m not advocating for giving kids cars and jobs, of course, but it sucks to live through. In your 20s you’re finally allowed to leave toxic situations and maybe get some antidepressants.

Yeah my bad, went right over my head.

Oops, I’m slow on the uptake. Thanks.

Per Snopes:

What’s True

A child in Venezuela made a cardboard Nintendo Gameboy to play a home-made version of Super Mario Bros.

What’s False

However, Nintendo did not send a cease-and-desist letter to this child, nor did the company sue his family for $200 million.

A picture with some text is not a news source. Boycott Nintendo for good reasons.