yeah and they’re alive
empyrean catastropheWell now I'm wondering if pokeballs can be hooked up to biometrics. Wait, are there pokeball variants of IEDs/vests?
Political science PhD student. Former starfish. World’s third best Bigfoot colonial governance simulation expert. Trans. She/her Not actually a Teen Titan or neocon.
"uh... Sir. What did Diglett request for his last meal?" "A Passho Berry. Why?" DIGLETT's Passho Berry lessened the damage! DIGLETT used EARTHQUAKE. It's Super-Effective!
MeowgueNah, Diglett gets the dunk tank.
Ineffectually pulling the lever for the electric chair over and over again as the state's executioner while Diglett just kinda chills and wonders what I'm doing.
bisaknospReleasing them to others or into the wild would be an irresponsible level of risk for society. They could have been commanded to do all sorts of crime. Unless you can pay for the storage, I'd imagine they'd have to be put down, humanely of course. No friendship lasts forever anyway.
Charmander playthroughs are hardest: Charizard is feted as Game Freak's favored child and beloved by the fandom. Chikorita playthroughs are hardest: Meganium is mocked, maligned, and slandered. #JusticeForChikorita
Department of AngelaChikorita is amazing and I will hear nothing against it.
You can tell the economy is in a rough spot when even starter Pokémon have to work the stripper pole to pay their way through college.
Cup O' CoffeyCounterpoint.
True. I apologize for unfairly maligning crackheads and will do my utmost to respect the rich diversity within the cocaine addict community in the future.
45th Parallel Years Of Lead Remediation Brigadeum excuse me but I believe that the people whose delusions power the stock market typically prefer a cripk addiction to powder cocaine.
Sounds like the sort of thing that those splitters in the Judean People's Front would bitch about.
ryan-phelpsAn awful lot of discourse on here is "oops all factionalism"
It's so morbidly funny that the thing propping up the world economy is that a bunch of crackheads at the stock exchange still haven't figured out you're allowed to fight wars on Mondays.
ShipwreckUS and Israel are planning what would be one of the harshest bombing campaigns to date against energy infrastructure targets in Iran, with strikes possible throughout the weekend.
“The enemy is no threat and frankly, I like them better than you anyway,” is certainly one way to sell a war to the public.
Aaron RuparTrump: "We heard in Minnesota there was a cyberattack and they blame it on Iran. I don't think so. I blame it on Minnesota because they're grossly incompetent. Iran's got bigger problems than worrying about Minnesota."
At this point, probably, but -and I'm not endorsing the perspective, I'm just saying this is how it likely looks from their shoes- I suspect high level corporate management concluded from the rate of progress that the options aren't AI slop game or people game but AI slop game or no game.
DumbstashThey are waiting for AI to get to the point it can turn those concept arts into game without having to pay many humans to make a game
This is sort of like saying the color "blue" doesn't objectively exist but is instead a socially constructed concept for a specific range in the visible spectrum. It's technically true, but saying blue doesn't exist is still stupid.
Scott BryanChannel 4 has announced documentary “The Great ADHD Myth?” It “seeks to determine whether ADHD is a genuine neurodevelopmental disorder, or a social construct.”
pathetic. back in the good old days when you needed satellite imagery to justify a badwrong on flimsy pretexts, you had to make do with what you had. you looked God in the eye at the United Nations and said those aluminum tubes were a threat to world peace.
Faine GreenwoodI used to do some work on the ethical use of satellite and drone imagery for aid and disaster response, and it is genuinely hard to express in words what a dangerous, stupid thing Google is doing by making it easy to use GenAI to create faked satellite imagery:
The disc horse bot reinvents contemplative monasticism from first principles:
disc horse botChristians would rather ponder than go to therapy