The thing that sucks about trilogies is how the finales often abandon whatever more-interesting direction their part two had shifted toward just to rehash all the shit from the first one again
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Профиль VivelyHe takes a pet like no problem. Right? Not afraid at all.
Not for nothing but it’s also the most interesting thing they’ve ever done, narratively. and Dark Souls 3 throws it all out for a “somehow, Palpatine returned” maneuver.
Chris PersonI've spent the better part of the last 12 years being told that Dark Souls II is this critically flawed, lesser game, only to see it be slowly redeemed. I was right when I reviewed it. I'm right now. For @aftermath.site: fuck the haters, Dark Souls II is (still) good. aftermath.site/dark-souls-i...
my mother just showed me a book she ordered for my nieces that turned a bunch of my brother’s family photos into a coloring book and i had to be like …mom this is hideous
Miles Klee 🦉Parents are fed up with friends and relatives giving their kids “personalized” AI-generated storybooks with characters resembling their kids. Apart from data privacy concerns, literacy experts say these garbled and convoluted narratives could be an impediment to learning how to read.
Straight up i thought for a second we’d become unstuck in time and this was a vision of her future. kind of a Billy-Bob Pilgrim situation
Dreamboat Branny 🦢swanboy.com/comic/my-din...
Happy for you but i still hate that the mandate of backup cameras all but necessitates a god damned screen on every dashboard. get that shit out of there!
Warren Wells, AICPThe rare bit of good traffic safety news. Backup cameras work, and have meaningfully reduced severe injuries among kids under 5 years old caused by backovers. We can argue that cars are too big in the first place, limiting visibility, but this is good tech.
Starring in Neuromancer, married to dua lipa… this guy has taken everything from me!!
William Gibsonwww.youtube.com/watch?v=g79G...
Not a cell phone in sight. Just people living in the moment
TitaniaThe world needs more bookish gargoyles and grotesques