CaptainCrunch

Is it possible, or would it be possible to make the settings console more compact, and the links behind it less opaque, so that you'd be able to both modify settings (such as adding filters) while still being able to view content?

Right now, you have to view a page, go into the console, modify settings, view the page again to get the next filter, open the console, modify settings, etc.

It'd be much easier to simply browse and edit at the same time. I know right now that I can scroll the page behind the console, but I can't see enough of it to be useful.

Thanks.

Sorry in advance if this has been posted, or is already a feature, I searched but found nothing.

Is this possible?
I find myself accidentally viewing the same submissions over and over because they remain blue after previewing them (the +). This goes for videos, images, and self posts.

Has anyone else noticed the influx of images and meaningless posts on r/anime lately?

Almost 90% of posts are some random image found on google or a booru, a pointless youtube clip, or some variation on a meme. These just fill the page with useless posts.

This subreddit used to have great discussions and tons of interesting threads, now we just look like /a/ with an occasional ("what are your thought's on this") post that gets maybe 1 or 2 dozen comments or is lost completely amongst a sea of youtube meme videos. Even then, almost all the posts are "I like that" or "my favorite is this".

I mean honestly, I don't really give a crap about some picture you thought was funny that you

I asked this in a thread on r/science and was told I'd have some luck asking here.

This may be a dumb question, but why do planets orbit their stars on only one plane and in one direction? Satellites don't orbit the earth on only a single plane.

I guess it's got to do with centrifugal force and gravity, but I just fail to see how that works when gravity pulls in all directions from the star and not just from the equator.

It's got nothing to do with the spin of the star correct? If the star's spin were causing it, I'd completely understand why they ran along a single plane, but that doesn't seem to be the case.

I'm obviously not a physics major, but have always been curious about it. S

Favorite OP - Ringo!, Mogire!, Beam! - Zan Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei Bangaichi OVA This OP is an experience in itself, even moreso than the accompanying episode

Favorite ED - Aggressive Zone - Needless ED1 Never fails to bring a smile to my face :D

So what are your fav's guys? Post links to the video if at all possible.

I totally had a gargasm.

That was the most epic 2hrs of my life. They took one of the most awesome anime ever and turned it up past 11. I literally was either jumping up and down, screaming, stomping my fight, or otherwise grinning in awe for the entirety of this movie.

Without spoiling it, I'll just say that there are tons of new scenes, new gunmen, a redone ending, and some nice "bonuses" with Nia and Yoko ;) They basically remade or re-edited everything following the Teppelin battle and made it even more awesome.

If you are a TTGL fan, or even if you're not, and haven't seen this, you owe it to yourself to watch.

This show has some of the the best fight scene animation I've ever laid eyes on. It's a great series and I would recommend it to anyone who has not yet seen it, but has a pretty tough stomach. It's got a lot of "philosophical" elements, so if you don't like reading a lot of subs, you may want to pass, but I'll leave you with a few clips you should take a look at. (ANN) (AniDB)

If you can't watch them all, just watch episode 5. It probably won't be too hard to follow if you missed the first 4, and it's the best of the bunch.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBrW

Maybe it's just because I'm watching a 15 year old anime, but I think this is just as bad as FMP!, which I dropped after 10 episodes (Sorry FMP! fans, just not my cup of tea). The kids are all pretty annoying (except for Rei), the adults all seem like kids themselves, and the show isn't all that exciting.

Even the action isn't that great, whats the point of a giant mecha if your using knives and pistols? I can see how it gets philosophical every once in a while, but I think half the episodes could have just been dropped all together.
Has anyone else here found it average at best? I thought Bokurano! hit all the same themes much better than this, and I really enjoyed that one.

**UPDA

I just started this game a few days ago, I'm a month (in game) in. I had no idea what I was missing. I've been an FF fanboy my whole life, but I just recently finished DQ8, and now I'm playing Persona 3 FES and IMO these blow them out of the water. This game is bad ass, its hard, its got personality, and it requires thinking. I think I'm a convert.

My only gripe is that they kept the japanese names for all the chars, which can be a pain to try and remember. Are all the SMT games this good?