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Not in the picture: two Romans looking to the other side of the room, five minutes before the elephant comes in. One tells the other "It's fine, Gaius. See, no Carthaginian ship to the south. They aren't coming."

Look "donghua" up - there is some anime production in China, even if way less than in Japan. And some rather good manhua stories to adapt; I'm still waiting for donghua versions of two. (Fairy Captivity and My Wife is the Demon Queen.)

Plus anime fans are everywhere.

As typical, GNOME has a tendency to drop support to older software before the newer one is ready. I'm glad that I dumped it in 3.0 times.

Wow, this is useful. Main ones I'm picking are:

• Mynoghra - I like the manga and LN. I hope they adapt the story well to anime.
• Mizu Zokusei no Mahou Tsukai - I'm doing it based on genres, it seems like the sort of fantasy I like.
• Vending Machine s2 - s1 was a pleasant surprise for me.
• Shield Hero s4 - it's getting a bit old, but hey, still fun.
• Dr. Stone ~~s4.2~~ Science Future p2 - ditto as above
• [Movie] KnY: Infinity Castle - unlike the above, I feel like the series is getting better over time.
• [Movie] Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc - the first season was a banger, the manga is fun, so why not?

Reminder HR is not your friend. It'll ask you to do things that won't necessarily benefit you.

Specially sensible excerpt of the text:

If you have suggestions on how things should work differently at the company, the time to tell your boss is while you work there. If they can’t bring themselves to act on it during your tenure, telling them at the exit interview isn’t going to do any good.

I'd say this hypothesis is interesting and if we wait some time we could develop ways to test it, but then I don't know in which dimension of time we'd need to wait for that. What if we wait orthogonally, in the wrong time dimension, and thus we never discover the necessary tests to falsify the hypothesis?

I'm half-joking. I see this new framework as a good development; even if I'm personally sceptic towards it, it might be surprisingly true or lead us towards the right direction, dunno.

I don't use KDE but thumbs up to them. Wayland did not reach feature parity with X11 yet; and while it's good to encourage migration, users should be allowed to use the old tool when it makes sense for them.

I'm glad your day is better because of my shit-edit :)

Mozilla, please. Focus on developing a quality browser. Not on chasing random new gimmicks.

I tried. Dunno if I should make a sword-shaped hole in the fault or add a "no swords allowed!" sign. (If I got this right you're mocking oddly combative users, right? There's always rules to be nice... and they get ignored.)

;_;7

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