BoyInfinite
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Everyone in the inner sailors group has pretty notable personalities...except Minako, from what I've seen. Then again, I watch sailor moon in the background a lot, so more than likely I just missed some episodes.
What are some episodes of the original anime that show off Minako's personality?
I wanna geek out about a clap sound.
Claps are cool. When a snare doesn't cut it, claps usually will. You can layer them in sometimes. They're great.
I recently heard that song that goes "I can make your hands clap" on the radio and the clap...was dissapointing sounding.
You want to know a great ass clap sound I heard?
The 80's anime Cat's Eye had an ending theme called "Hot Stuff". Would love to post it from Youtube but I don't think I can without the post being deleted.
That clap, bro...it is loud and phat as hell. It's a whole room of claps. It has stank on it. It could probably snap someone's neck.
If you're gonna sample a clap, go sample that.
Any claps you heard that sou
I have some questions in regards to the episode.
So I was reading a recap of the episode from Google Gemini, because I was having issues finding a website giving a recap. It said this:
"In the Ghost in the Shell franchise, the concept of kidnapping children to copy their consciousness into robots appears in two major stories: the original manga chapter "Robot Rondo" (Chapter 6) and the 2004 feature film sequel Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence. (Note: If you are watching Stand Alone Complex episode 4, "Intercepter," that episode focuses on the Laughing Man case and cybernetic eye surveillance; the robot-child storyline is actually from the film or the original manga.)
*In the Gho
I wasn't expecting that to be so beautiful. Only certain songs have raised the hairs on my arms. That song made me want to cry.
I make music on my computer, and now I want to make something that beautiful. I'm not the best but I want to give something like that an honest try.
Anyway, it's Daiki Tsuneta and MILLINEUM PARADE - "Blue" feat. Daniel Caesar and Saya Gray.
https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=YSg5H6kjKCo&si=ILA4f2p4mCG2o0iO
They said Otachan died in London.
I hope that means the channel is gonna die.
Good while it lasted I guess.
That's what you people keep calling them.
I don't know, I had a theory about them. Sorry if this is not unique. I don't know what most of you guys say about them.
But you know how in the backrooms "the more it remembers, the less it does?" I think that applies to people, and those bacteria things are people just so far removed from the originals they turn out like that.
Just a thought.
Where the fuck can you go on the internet to hang out and talk?
Reddit is such a hivemind it's hideous. The echo chambers are ao strong and if you happen to have an opinion that's different, then it feels incredibly lonely. Also the different and constant moderation across all the subs just wears on you.
4chan is nice that it has anonymity and less moderation, but its site is so unappealing, hard to navigate, hard to find a specific topic, and holy shit people can be evil.
Discord confuses the hell out of me. It's this fucking im format where you want to contribute, but don't know if you are going to be too much if you want to hold a conversation, and the massive amount of rules and how
Would you?
I ask myself this question for time to time. I asked myself this question long ago before I started messing around in Ableton Live, to see if I really wanted to get into electronic music making. I said yes, and when I ask myself again and again, I continue to do so.
However, the swells of craving external validation come from time to time. I wish I could just permanently remove myself from that feeling and love what I like to do even if it's by myself, with no hesitation.
I've had friends react in such a positive way to other friends' music and not mine. My music isn't anyone's "thing." No one cares and no one wants to care. They don't want me to be anything they like. I also
I made a TV channel for myself using something called ErsatzTV that I put in the background to run anime when RetroCrush or PlutoTV doesn't have something I'm interested in.
I'm looking for anime that you don't have to heavily invest in to enjoy.
Some of the shows I have include:
Cat's Eye
Ninja Robots
Magic Knights Rayearth
Cromartie Highschool
Lupin III Part 2
Space Adventure Cobra
Virtua Fighter
All Purpose Cultural Catgirl Nuku Nuku
If you couldn't tell, a lot of these shows are retro, but it doesn't have to be! It just needs to be a good show and good for light watching.
Major Plus if:
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They ARE retro
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They can be obtained for free easily, whether downloadable or w
On the website and on the android app. Tried doing a few different things like using private browsing and clearing cache. It's down for me. The twitch channel is showing Rose of Versailles.
Anyone else? or is it just me?
On the live stream it says "the media could not be loaded, either because the server or network failed or because the format is not supported." It says that on PC.
On the app it's just blank.
Just wanted to let you know.
Basically the title. I saw a thread somewhere that said it was. I wanted to come to this subreddit and ask the same thing.
I don't think so. I think AI is just an extension of our knowledge and a part of computer science, and you can support it without wanting techno giants taking over. I think using their AI products isn't inherently evil, and I think there can be a future where it can be regulated and/or decentralized.