I get the illusion with the blue radiograph halfway down, but I’ve never been able to easily switch the dancer.

The one that always gets me is the light/dark image that has the same grey in two places, and on one side it looks like darkness and on the other like light.

Basically, these: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=grey+illusion+light+dark&ia=images&iax=images

We as a species, is losing to whatever the “internet” is. We need real regulation.

And none of that regulation will have anything to do with age, if you want real effectiveness. A teenager seeing a dick and a dick, a vagina and a vagina, or a dick and a vagina, being mashed together isn’t concerning in the big picture. The stuff that is worrying about the internet affects adults just as much as children, like social media.

Okay, so the shinjji+roll credits that I remember is correct. I never watched the movies with the different endings.

They can upvote your comment! It’s branching binaries, all the way down, until we reach enough possibilities!!

That book’s sex euphemisms are still among my favorite memories.

Shinji loses? Is that what happened in the original fever dream ending? I swear, I watched it, I read about it, and I even rewatched it, and what is actually happening (as in any movie/show/production where the ‘mind’ is able to be tricked by illusions and such, but that’s a rant for somewhere else) never makes any sense even ‘in-universe.’ It just came out of nowhere, it seems. The directors seemed to think, “oh, throw some weird existential horror at the audience and then they’ll just eat up whatever the writers shit out.”

His plot armor wasn’t total though. In the first book, or maybe even the second, there’s a moment where his power gets ‘flipped’ so that bad luck constantly gets in his way, and with very careful action it can be overcome. Also the power tried to keep people from knowing because once it was known it would be able to be defeated.

The xanth books were great. The one with the spider and time travel is just amazing. If you’re a dad, you could fill up your entire repertoire of puns from the series alone.

I mean, there are explosions happening in his little whatever-craft. I think taking this seriously is just playing into his stupidity games.

I’d imagine strip clubs are going to be one of the few places you won’t see these things. They don’t want private videos of inside their establishment, and they aren’t a ‘public’ place so they can refuse to let you in with them.

Ugh, I didn’t even think to check, but that’s a pretty bare history. I’ve noticed some shitty questions lately, like the generic reddit drivel the other day about ‘what do you miss about pre-internet?’

Humorously, hospitals really don’t want you to die when you’re there. It’s a lot of paperwork. Nothing kicks the social worker or case manager into overdrive like the doctor saying there is much less than 6 months left to live on the hospice paperwork.

But if you dip each bit of that value in butter…

But it works! Supposedly. Don’t poke holes in the JC penney story.

That’s odd, because it’s the exact opposite in my experience. I know of at least two friends who went to a vet and their ‘dog’ was diagnosed with back pain and a drug prescribed for it, because the price of the animal’s drug was wildly cheaper.

Mate, I have ublock origin, and the website still tries to run google analytics.

You guys aren’t using noscript and blocking the analytics script from even running?

Lol, the commercials for said cereal were always literally about everyone saying it was cookies for breakfast, and who doesn’t have the same breakfast every day? If there was a box of cereal, that’s what we were eating until it was gone and then you open the next box of cereal or switch to toast/waffles/pancakes/biscuits/oatmeal until that box is used up, and so on and so forth until it’s time to go back to the grocery store.

If your parents bought the cookie cereal (and there were apparently enough to keep it on the shelves for years) then you were eating it everyday as a normal thing.

Just click on his name (it’s that blue thingy above the comment thingy) and read his comments for yourself.

I’m not the most familiar with hardware level stuff. With the security disabled as in the article, can a malevolent actor rewrite firmware or leave the equivalent of an undetectable rootkit on your hardware? It would be mildly amusing to see an entire generation of pirates fuck up here, but also reminds me of the arguments regarding the intel cpus having a secondary, unknown firmware in the form of the management thingamajig.