Well, we can’t have them investigating themselves now, can we?

Yatzee videos seem to always have one guy marking his jokes as off-topic when they’re half the reason people watch him.

The off-topic catagory is inherently down to each viewers interpretation, so I just leave it as a manual skip option.

I don’t think they’d want to do it, but they could probably do a great fantasy game. Kingdom Come was made in response to fantasy oversaturation, but it proved they could make a great modern Oblivion.

The 1080 Ti was GOAT’d.

Mine was first in my PC, then it moved into my wife’s PC, and now it sits happily in a Jellyfin server. That lad has served me thoroughly.

Crypto, followed by NFTs, followed by LLMs… The GPU market has been fucked for years now. Whenever something starts to drop off, another tech bro idea that requires 10,000 GPUs to process takes its place.

Turns out we can solve the unemployment crisis by just creating problems for ourselves! Let’s start throwing eggs at windows to get window cleaners more business.

Funko would drag a lawsuit out for years, but Itch might have the spite to push through it.

It’s good that people are able to get out of it, though. How’s he doing nowadays?

This reminds me of my mate in primary school answering the fox, chicken, and grain river puzzle by saying “they should all cross on jet skis.”

Careful, Elon might try to sue France.

There are plenty of gorilla women on Fur Affinity.

Where can I get this list?

I think we just need to adopt the 2000s mindset again of dropping a platform when it gets shit. No one gave a fuck about the loss of Digg and Myspace.

Greenhouse gasses have never been more delicious.

“Only Apple users can make reservations here.”

Also, I’m not sure what a video call would achieve. Surely that’s less efficient for them?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OzZxjqKG10

Peanut Butter is one word.

All my jobs have either been 9-5 or 9:30-5:30 with an hour lunch included. TBH I’ve never tracked my pay by the hour, just the day.

I personally think that anime and manga having a ‘pipeline’ helps them.

• A publisher like Weekly Shonen Jump shotguns a load of new series into their comic and sees if any stick.

• If a series is popular, then their individual volumes sell well, encouraging WSJ to continue publishing.

• After a while, the popular series will most likely be given an anime (which nowadays tend to be very manga accurate), which tend to export better.

• If the anime is popular, volume sales increase worldwide, and you have a massive hit.

While this quite effectively creates new popular series, it leads to a massive manga graveyard.

Western comics don’t really have this kind of pipeline and I’m not aware of any WSJ-like publications for new Western projects.

Is crackhead a curse word now?