31 year old office worker in Cincinnati, OH. Call me a fraud if I ever retweet text, we're doing original posts, art, links, and promos ONLY. I occasionally put stuff on https://tjd994.itch.io
Chambara is a split screen videogame with a visual style like the ninja episode of Samurai Jack. It is perhaps one of the coolest modern split screen games ever, I love it
Kev 卓能We are discounting Chambara by 80% for its tenth anniversary. It should still work with contemporary gamepads. store.steampowered.com/app/745790/C...
Hittin Random Article on the Fate Wiki and seeing who can speak louder longer
Hemant MehtaEvangelist Whitney Lynn says she preaches on planes because she loves “a captive audience.” She's not alone. It's becoming a trend. If spreading your message requires listeners who can't escape, maybe it's not as compelling as you think. www.friendlyatheist.com/p/christian-...
My dad saw me watching Dragon Ball Z and he said he didn't want me watching that because it wasn't good--like, he mostly thought it was way too slow. So instead he got a box set of Robotech from Half Price Books and we watched that together! What a show!
Samantha Ferreira Is Very TiredOK, we've had the talk about bullying and the discourse that's been bubbling today. Let's do something positive: What as your coolest, most favorite experience as an anime fan? Doesn't have to be anything special, just has to be something that you remember fondly.
I sometimes think about how I never tried to gatekeep people on their knowledge of Snow Crash like a shithead when the term "Metaverse" was getting pushed hard. I think that we need to similarly gatekeep people on old scifi novels if they ever mention a fuckin "singularity."
Al Jazeera EnglishThe 'singularity' refers to the point at which AI outpaces human intelligence and becomes difficult to control.
Part of my job is verifying the location information on an invoice for a concrete pour and matching it to an AP system. This requires construction foremen in the field to tell me whenever they pour for a job. Part of the process for that is photos of the concrete being poured. Here are my favorites.
Jacob GellerFive years ago, I ran across a piece of stock footage that defied all conventions. It was beautiful and textured. It was *memorable*. But what can this single video tell us, in context of an entire industry designed to be generic? youtu.be/k3bkCTy9rLk