Rian Johnson read Umineko and you cannot convince me otherwise
27.12.2025 05:16
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Rian Johnson read Umineko and you cannot convince me otherwise
happy holidays
No… I stopped at the chapter that showed Loki for the first time. Gotta catch up!!!
Been out of office for a bit. I come back today and have quintuple overlapping meetings for at least 2 hours today lmao
MariHat
Lady knight sketch:
oh man zachtronics games on sale. I can’t wait to realize how much smarter than me all my friends are all over again
2 Years!!
youre telling me a fool proofed this strategy
creepypasta is out we're doing cozypasta now
Seeing concerts in SF is so funny. I watched the guy in front of me scrolling on his x account. Y combinator, monkey nfts, asking grok questions, blue check mark posting
Screaming into the void (filing an IT ticket that company vpn is broken)
Ultimately, Freeman’s column isn’t pitiful because it rubs salt in the wound—it’s pitiful because it lays bare the true aim of the anti-trans movement. This was never about policy or bathrooms or youth sports. It’s about a cohort of people who feel culture shifting beneath their feet, who were raised in a world where casual cruelty toward transgender people was normalized, and who now find themselves resentful that society has moved on. Rather than reflect or grow, they double down, demanding that their revulsion be seen as virtue—that their discomfort be not only accepted but celebrated. Freeman’s yearning for social validation, cloaked in the language of righteous indignation, reveals the movement’s hollow core. The title of her piece says it all: this isn’t about the law, it’s about the isolation that comes from being wrong. And no court decision—no matter how cruel—will win back the friendships lost to hate, or rescue those who chose the wrong side of history from the consequences of that choice.
From my latest piece.
The true motivating energy behind the anti-trans activists of today.
The urge to follow gimmick accounts vs. curating a feed of real, meaningful human thoughts
But yeah, idk how to solve this issue - we will live to see the 8th Star Wars reboot, Halo 12, etc.
Hopefully, with accessible (non gen-ai) tools, more people will be able to create spiritual successors and iterate on the ideas they love. Even if that stuff is hard to find
as always - follow the *people* who make things you love.
if an author (or critic you trust) cites other media is related or possible inspirations, actually look into it!!
re: kojima
its miraculous that mgs after 2 is still good, considering all this > kotaku.com/a-list-of-ti...
Not to mention sports betting (which has always been deeply integrated), exploitation of college (and high school!) athletes, etc.
athletes become marketable assets, which leads to them becoming celebrities. And yeah, platforming mega-rich, concussed ppl who haven't had a regular job is dumb
I feel like its less "organized sports bad", and more:
commercialization creates horrible perverse incentives, with a bunch of cascading negative consequences.
joining a local community softball league, great.
creating an entire industry based on glorifying a very small pool of athletes sucks
unlisted video posted in the bowels of discord: enter water temple with only slingshot
public video on the same youtube channel: Me Humming Sonic Heroes THeme In Parking Lot
put all my replays through the slippi stick plotter thing and now im pretty sure my phob is broken
Sorry I'm just in a really bad place right now (United States)
It's important to the journalists at Assigned Media that you Stay With Us.
www.assignedmedia.org/breaking-new...
Two panel comic. Dog dentist and dog patient. 1: Patient sitting in chair with a tennis ball in his mouth. Dentist: "I can't work on your teeth with that ball in your mouth." Patient: "Fine" 2: Dentist running away with tennis ball in his mouth. Patient with his arms up in the air. Patient: "I knew it!"
Doggone it!
Put air traffic control on the blockchain.
by Andrew Yang
