If I own a community that’s related to a piece of software, service, or other community and someone who actually contributes to that wants it, message me and it’s yours. I stake no claim in communities, I simply want to see them exist and thrive.

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Cake day: September 23rd, 2023

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  • So far, my list is looking like:

    Sasaki and Peeps
    Tis Time For “Torture,” Princess
    Delicious in Dungeon
    Solo Leveling
    Gushing Over Magical Girls
    Mr Villain’s Day Off
    7th Time Loop
    The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic
    My Instant Death Ability Is Overpowered
    Fluffy Paradise

    I’ll probably also watch, at the minimum:

    Doctor Elise: The Royal Lady with the Lamp
    Metallic Rouge
    Urusei Yatsura S2
    The Unwanted Undead Adventurer
    Tales of Wedding Rings
    A Sign of Affection
    The Foolish Angel Dances with the Devil
    Mashle: Magic and Muscles (just need to finish S1 first)






  • I personally find them both useful. Well, Tiktok specifically not youtube shorts.

    My thing with tiktok is that their content recommendation algorithm is best-in-class at knowing what sort of content I want, and it starts edging away from what I want, just marking stuff as “not interested” a few times will bring it back in line. By modulating my behaviours on certain types of content (i.e. making choices over whether to watch or skip, mark as “not interested”, view comments, comment myself), I can customize an algorithmic feed that delivers what I want.

    Granted this is quite an amount of work to use a “social media app”, unlike the other platforms, it’s possible and it’s good.

    Youtube (long-form) I think is extremely useful when I’m looking for something in-particular, especially if it’s something that doesn’t age very much. Guides and tutorials, let’s plays, retrospectives, etc. They both fit better with the long-form content, and are much easier to find on Youtube than Tiktok.

    The content recommendation algorithm of Tiktok is what makes me use it, while the discovery of specific content and access to longer form content is what makes me use Youtube.


  • Because I’d rather it be ruined quickly by low quality than ruined over the course of 3 years by a shit release schedule. I’m extremely pessimistic of the anime at this point because of how much they fucked up its ending by calling it Final Season and continuing to push “Final” more and more over 3 years.

    At least PN2 was just a few episodes before I realized “oh I don’t really care about this”, rather than my disdain being pulled out of me by whatever idiot decided this was the way.



  • but also the devs (even if only in scraps)

    If you’re buying games that are more than 3 months old, they do not. Bonuses are given for metacritic scores and launch quarter sales. They’re never given royalties.

    there’s not a whole lot of options outside of “only buy indie games” to both support developers and avoid filling the pockets of execs and investors.

    What’s wrong with telling people to buy indie games and pirate anything made at the directive of blood-sucking vampires?

    Remember when games were just the program on the disk and you didn’t need keys and an online connection to activate your copy?

    Remember when games were just some free software on Usenet that someone made because they thought it’d be cool, and shared because they were proud of it?