Anything Meta touches should be considered suspicious. Especially when it comes to privacy.

Anything Meta touches should be considered suspicious. Especially when it comes to privacy.

If butters switched to his Professor Chaos persona a few times.

Between the needless wars he started, the Patriot Act, the great recession, and picking Dick Cheney as a vice president, among other things.

Let the GOP release all the files that prove Donnie didn’t gargle Bubba’s balls.

Art direction isn’t purely aesthetics either. There’s so many things that go into makeing art, be it a game or something else.

Art should help us feel what the artist intended or sometimes something more personal to ourselves. Many aspects will facilitate or detract from that.

You can have stylized photorealism the same as other styles of art. You mght see pixel art of a realistic scene. Or you can have extremely detailed animation.

I think the better question is does the community allow for and reward that expression? Are there trends we don’t find too appealing universally? Are there styles of art that maybe seem overused?

What if it was neo mexico city? Need some cyberpunk chihuahuas

I mean, it’s not far from what got Oscar Wilde thrown into prison

Photo realism still requires art direction.

Think of a movie.

I like yams but to toml makes me think of tomboys so yeah, toml wins.

Poor Bush is like, wtf…why didn’t I get sucked off by pedophiles?

You can see the moment Trump starts to think about Bill Clinton

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xtj183SAP4I

He’s pushing rope.

If users want windows to run smoothly they need to try another OS

I like the idea a lot however you can filter comments by your hardware and distro which has greatly helped me.

Something that I find much harder to get good documentation for is the steam launch options. Which might vary based on hardware, distro, proton version, and game engine.

Ruff

Clearly that man is Italian

He gets paid healthcare

Normally, at about 10 feet away I try to make eye contact and smile/nod during approach, then I’ll verbally greet at about 5 feet away.

This was something I learned while working at a resort and it stuck with me. By American standards, this is considered fast and early.

I was told my pronunciation was fine but what gave me away as an American was how long I took to say bonjour.

I’m not a lawyer, but it seems like the current legal precedent and interpretation of Section 1983 means that people can not sue “federal agents” for violations of their freedoms protected by the Constitution and it’s amendments.