>Signalis is a weird, confusing game. There's a lot going on, and even after playing through it once, twice, maybe even three times, there's a decent shot you still don't have the full picture. I'll try and break it down as best I can. Here's my shot at dissecting the madness of Signalis.
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> This week, Adam talks with journalist and influential tech critic Ed Zitron of wheresyoured.at to discuss the impending burst of the AI bubble, the hubris of Silicon Valley, and how we suffer under big tech's "Rot Economy."
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>Mr. Trump has repeatedly called for the imprisonment of his political opponents, often singling out members of the Jan. 6 committee. But the two posts that Mr. Trump amplified on Sunday particularly stand out.
>One proposed jailing an extensive list of high-ranking officials, including Mr. Trumpās former vice president, the top Republican in the Senate and the current president and vice president. The other invoked the dictatorial imagery of a televised military tribunal, which would strip Ms. Cheney of her right to due process similar to the military courts used to prosecute terror suspects at GuantĆ”namo Bay
On 14th June, Tango Gameworks employees had a pizza party. It was the studio's final day following the announcement of ā¦
chekmate gommies.
Japanese history professor and anime expert Antonia Levi, author of Samurai from Outer Space: Understanding Japanese Animation (Open Court, 1996), concurs with Schodt's view that the oversized eyes and generally Caucasian appearance of many anime characters stems from the artistic conventions established by early shoujo (girls') manga. However, she proposes a more specifically sociocultural explanation for how this came about. According to Levi, when the first generation of women manga artists took over the girls' comics genre in the 1960's, they wanted the option of doing storylines with more action and plot development than the stereotypically sugary, sentimental romances their male predecessors had assumed young female readers would prefer. However, since it was still socially impermissible for female characters to do anything particularly unconventional or adventurous if the story were set in anything resembling contemporary 1960's Japan, the female manga artists of this pioneering group resorted to setting a far greater proportion of their stories in Europe and the United States than their counterparts in shonen, or boys', comics did.
It was a roundabout way to do female stories that dealt social taboos. The look of the characters stuck as a result. See: Anime's Obsession With Europe: A Brief History
Due to the extremely low cost of fountain soft drinks (especially the beverage itself, not including the cost of the cup, lid and straw), often offering a profit margin of 80-82%, establishments tend to offer free refills as a sales gimmick.
anti-nuclear/anti-war activism back in the 70's
thank you for your services 07 š„
fan translations of mother 3 and Boku no Natsuyasumi 2.
intelligence and counter-terrorism
to me that says spy.
I thought so too, but now I am not sure. I am just going to wait.
You are not taking me alive! 
