JPAKx4

u/JPAKx4@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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I watched this episode recently, and was trying to process how I felt about it. This is a trope that has long existed, and its never felt particularly transphobic. Intention matters a lot, and nothing about the episode pointed towards a particular critism of trans people. It might not be the best taste and make people uncomfortable, which is valid critism, but I dont think its intentionally transphobic.

Later in the series Perry is in a pink dress and Monogram says "Sorry about the dress, I know you're more of an Autumn." This kind of joke helps normalize the idea of wearing what you would like, and I think helps show the way the show approaches this.

Another episode was about the main female character being forced by her parents to be more effeminate, but accidentally ends up helping a time traveler save the city and the male team member of the time traveler went and did the traditionally effeminate activities like knitting or whatever. I think the episode was good taste and highlighted the idea of breaking traditional gender roles in a lighthearted and kid friendly way.

TLDR, I dont think the creators were trying to be transphobic, even if the episode in question was poor taste.

China is the only ones who can actually do anything, as the US's Cuba super sanctions make it impossible for anyone in the western world to do anything. I'm glad they're helping Cuba build an independence from the world to protect them from the collective punishment of imperial interests.

The people of Cuba are so unbelievably strong, and I hope they can get their quality of life back one day.

They have to read the Miranda Rights in order for the evidence to be admissible. This ruling removes the ability to sue the people who violated your constitutional rights. Because there is no fear of personal liability, entering inadmissible evidence into the court and using it for the trial has no safeguards other than the judge deciding to accept it or not.

I can't believe I didn't see this case, fuck the supreme court man.

You can activate it for free using something like this (use scripts from the internet at your own risk). I ran a script featured in a LTT video on my partner's computer and never had a problem.

ARM is a RISC ISA, which should make it way easier to emulate/statically compile. The main difficulties wouldn't be hardware quirks like a lot of past emulators, but system OS quirks. The wine project has dealt with a lot of both (x86 has a ton of instructions and windows has a lot of system shit going on).

I do think you are 100% correct that hardware is much simpler now. The Switch has had several emulators for a while now bc of this.