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"Officially"...? =P
Heh.
I'll go with deep-cover trolling.
Aside from the issues I mentioned, I feel like in-universe shows based on lore-heavy things tend to forget what makes the project fun and just be Oh So Serious which is in stark contrast to what the product actually offers you.
This show has been in the "Recommended for You!" queue on my TV every single day for the last few weeks.
But yeah.
I dunno much about the MtG universe lore, so I dunno how good it'd make a TV story.
It's fit for creating card sets but I have doubts that the same principle would be good for a show. Then again I mostly just read the cards's flavor texts.
As for Chernobyl, it's been recommended to me too, I'll watch it if I get the chance.
Which basically leads to Serious Paladin types proooooobably continuously being possessed by people who think Post Malone is real music.
The Vanguard anime takes a magical realism approach to this, usually not really broaching the fact that Planet Cray is a real place but getting as close to having characters from Cray appear in their own astral dimensional forms as possible.
In which I complain about connection issues again: no internet connection yet. Nearby cables seem fine. A friend has been told that the phone company has basically stopped maintenance activities and sooner or later each thing that stops working will stay like that. I've tried calling the technician but there's no longer a line with that number (mobile so not from the same company), I wonder if he left the country.
According to the rumor mill (per the same friend) a bunch of those who are left in the company are setting up a parallel phone company (or something) to provide the services the regular company should (at a price presumably following the fact that they'll be an unregulated monopoly and that thing where what's illegal costs more due to the risks/bribery involved).
Also, after doing some scripting in Python I've come to realize how much I prefer statically typed programming languages, which Python isn't. I thought it was about variables's types being known at compile time, but what's important is that with statically typed languages your IDE/glorified text editor will show up dropdown menus or dialogue boxes as you type that basically tell you what to do.
oh darn
Well, I hope it works out on some level.
Also on second thought for internet services they'll still be competing against mobile companies (though they do depend on infrastructure from the regular phone company so who knows). Someone will still need to do something about lines for bank transactions though.
And so it's my birthday again! I'm one year closer to a quarter of a century, which at first sounded foreboding but now I feel is more like an interesting fact.
Happy Birthday!
https://i.imgur.com/OVoaMgj.jpg
(I was also making a peace piñata but I ran into problems.)
Edit: removing hotlink so as to not waste bandwidth when clicking here.
And happy birthday, fourteenwings~
Sorry, I probably got up exactly twenty minutes after your post :P
But that is a really cool cake! The tiny piñata deco is a really nice touch. I'd totally get a keychain of that.
I noticed it so little that I managed to forget the story before seeing link for the second time, but it made for a bunch of amusing headlines.
Also the guy who ran over stuff using a makeshift armored bulldozer.
Anyhows, I learned that there's a name for that thing I want to become: digital nomad, one who can earn their sustenance more or less anywhere provided they have access to a computer and maybe the internet.
Also IJBM: I tried using some of the 3D cake tools I had made 2-3 years ago and turns out I can't remember how to use them, or even if I actually finished them rather than bring them to the barely-functional level that was good enough at the time.
I've had this feeling more than once. I wonder if this has something to do with the sheer scale of information we take in nowadays, vs people from pre-personal computer times (though I guess it could be replicated by an avid reader).
I thought this terminology took off a bit more, though I guess it was taken over by 'influencer' in terms of 'jobs people do from computers'.
Nah, I'm just neglectful about documenting my stuff, it's been so long that it may as well be the first time I see them so if it's not evident how to use them I wouldn't know how, and I made no effort in making it evident, so...
It doesn't help that by the end one is both tired and probably understands the project a bit to well to realize that some things may not be obvious.
I'm nervous, I hope it works out.
Country flags if they were drawn antropomorphized anime-style in traditional-Japanese-style clothes.
It seems I'm having trouble with linking: world-flags.org
Bonus points: one netizen joked that in Poland you get half that time for beating someone to death.
to be fair he like, protected them from (slight) radiation
kay I guess he wasn't protecting them very much
This sounds like one of those things where somehow the presiding judge/prosecutors expect everybody to be fighting at the drop of the hat.
Not to stereotype (or I guess to do exactly that but in jest) but I wish the whole euro-chav stereotype were more like the time May'n did it in her Tenshi yo Kokyou wo Kike PV.
Because everything can be solved with a bit of anison.