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Additional Must-Haves: - Just people on the TV realizing they're on the TV - Screen says I clap now - Throwing shirts - Mascot goofs - Chanting name of country - 50/50 Raffle - 7th Inning Stretch - Flyover But under no circumstances any baseball.

Post-Not-Game features include: - Fireworks - Kids run bases - Autograph Tables - Jello shot specials for the grown-ups

Free million dollar idea: Baseball Minus Baseball Night. Off night for the team, all game ops. Give the people what they want: - Mini games for prizes - Kiss cam (3x) - Dancing to "Jump Around" - Trivia - Anthems - Cheering for military - C-List celebs waving - Organ covers pop hits - Sing-alongs

There was an article the other day about how it would be impossible now to make a Walkman as good as they were in the 90's (Parts not made, supply chain gone, plans lost, engineers retired)... Starting to feel like that all applies to JRPGs.

(Better record than anything Alice in Chains ever put out)

Yes, nostalgia is the most toxic impulse, but, sure, I will remember some guys from TV just this once.

Going tonight and looks like I'm gonna have the entire theater to myself (complementary)

She was great in "The Leftovers"!

'Millennium Actress' Will Always Be My Favorite Satoshi Kon Film

Wonder if some country out there with a bit more state capacity could take a crack at pushing standardization along, like the EU did with USB, then that filters to the States on a quicker timeline? China obvious thought there

Absolutely, and I think we'll see a lot of containerization/standardization on the domestic front in coming years: We've seen it a bit with grocery delivery using all those same bins, but settling on a modular standard across industries would have so many advantages with robotics/delivery

Good example of how automation/robotics will create new locking structures: In this example, consider how those goofy little delivery robots could fit in: Dropping a set of dirty clothes in and getting them returned to your door. Much more practical than a general household multifunctional robot!

Absolutely, one of Netflix's most successful experiments in adding Japanese programming that would work for US audiences, so baffling if they're giving up now

Since that new production doesn't seem to have Netflix attached, hopefully this just turns into seasons 1-4 and 7 being streamed somewhere else (Amazon?) and 5-6 orphaned over on Netflix, but also everyone should hurry up and watch it just in case lol

They're making more of it so that's really confusing: geekpictures.co.jp/en/topics/mi...

Someone argued "It's fine people will be able to learn how to separate good AI and bad AI outputs" and my response was "No, only people born between 1972 and 1985 will be able to do that"

If you never played an Atari 2600 while they were in production, you should not be able to touch the Online without supervision.

Maybe way too complicated process-wise, but if there's a way I could say "I ordered the shirt already in the first place and super don't mind just getting the Special Edition if that's easy" into Bluesky post or something I, uh, am in that category

So shines a good goal in a weary world