~35y Eastern Canadian, gamer, interested in AI, high strangeness, and cats
“Happy”, I think a lot of people overlooked it because Christopher Meloni having a cartoon unicorn as a companion seemed cheesy, but the show wasn’t afraid to dive into truly horrific plot lines.
The less-grounded corner of my brain thinks the show was cancelled because it was openly talking about skeletons in the closets of network executives.
Ended on such a strong note, always broke my heart it didn’t get picked up, but it introduced me to the work of Jonathan Tucker.
Cristobal Tapia de Veer <3
He recently did the score for the horror movie “Smile”.
Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes hurtling down the highway. –Andrew Tanenbaum, 1981
Oscar the Grouch giving off Ol’ Greg vibes.
That was my first terminal-based usage of SD before I found Automatic1111, but admittedly they picked an unfortunate name as I’m pretty sure the name was already in use by an NSFW AI-gen art community.
They should feel lucky you gave them velcro catch instead of the metal lawn darts we were trusted with.
I’m using it from Canada without a VPN, just using the email login method (with an iCloud account if it matters).
I find if you sign in by email, it bypasses the georestriction.
I’m in Canada and only get refused when I try to sign in through Google, but the email sign-in just sends a verification code email and you’re set.
I’m at a loss for words.
There’s shrines near the start of the game that teach you to dodge & flurry rush;
While locking onto an enemy, jump while moving to the side or backwards at the last second before an enemy attacks-- if the timing is done correctly, you can flurry rush. The trick is finding the timing for each enemy type, though you start to get a feel for it.
It’s a grindy mechanic, but I really enjoyed filling out the compendium once you upgrade your Sheikah Slate-- taking pictures of things became the focus of the game for a while, and I’m glad that TOTK improved upon that.
Wow, Zombo Com runs really well these days, I feel like now the only limit truly IS your imagination.