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See, that right there is true horror.

Given all my adblockers, getting ads at all is what scares me

Or you could just say “cis woman”

Refering to women as “females” is always a massive red flag for me, it really gets under my skin.

You know, I was actually wondering about that recently. I watched The Thing in 4K and I sort of regreted it; I loved the movie, but I can only imagine how much better of an experience it would’ve been to watch it on VHS back in the day.

Tried looking for some kind of video player or something that could emulate the look of VHS (not unlike shaders like CRT Royale do for retro games), but couldn’t find anything.

If anyone knows about something like this, let me know.

MPC and Madvr, same as you

Beyond autism, that /s has become all the more necessary these days in the wake of this huge wave of anti-intellectualism. Outside of private circles, it’s so hard now to tell the difference between absurd sarcasm and the genuinely ignorant takes some people proudly share, there’s too much of an overlap between the two lol

Did you just start watching/reading Dr Stone?
If not, give it a shot, it’s obviously not realistic but it’s basically an anime answer to your question lol

For starters even if we could do that, I doubt the water would go to places that actually need it. Heck it’s not like we don’t have enough on Earth already, we already very much COULD supply poor African countries with the water and food they need, we just don’t.

If we could drag resources from outer space, only the countries that are already rich would benefit.

Ah right, I forgot Vivian isn’t trans in the US version, she is in French, which is what I’m most familiar with.

As evil as Disney is as a company, it’s been awesome to see them stick to their guns and unapologetically keep including LGBT+ characters in their movies and shows. You can be cynical and argue they’re doing it for money and PR, but we really need more big companies to follow their lead and plant their feet. I’d love for Nintendo to do the same, though I’m not sure I’ll even live to see that, sadly.

Japan is overall making good progress in that regard these past few years, but Nintendo is another story. I can’t think of a single company more paranoid about protecting their IP, and that’s really the root for a lot of their shortcomings.

Can you educate me on what the differences were with the Japanese version that made it push the limits?