Napoleon Dynamite is like if Superbad was nothing but that scene of Michael Cera singing "These Eyes" by The Guess Who. Just 100% cringe, awkward interactions between the main characters. Like an inside joke that literally nobody is meant to get, even the people "in" on the joke.
Honorable mentions: Nacho Libre (similar in its randomness), Wayne's World (a classic) and Road Trip (similar to Superbad in its frat humor).
I had a lot of hope in the lead-up to the initial 2 day blackout, but after seeing literally zero coverage about this across other media platforms I now know there will be no backpedaling on the API changes. The best we can hope for is affecting their income from ads a tiny bit.
Tbh I never really liked the paranormal communities on reddit either (they literally became an endless influx of "aRe ThEsE oRbS??" posts with nighttime ring footage of bugs flying by).
I would love to see something more like the /x/ board of a certain internet hate machine site, or at least the 2010s version of it before it became an endless stream of "sUmMoNiNg TuLpAs???!" posts.
I'm not super big on learning art fundamentals (I'm more of a "play by ear" creator) -- but I loved taking art history in school. It combines the most fascinating parts of both worlds, and in fact you do learn a lot about art terminology, but without the practice. Essentially you learn how to identify and appreciate different types of art throughout history, as well as the social/economic/political events that helped influence the styles.
Just wanna echo this sentiment as well! Even with the kinks being worked out this overall has been a pretty simple user experience so far, especially compared with other similar aggregators
Yes! and when you actually click on them you realize the term you searched was only used by those pages as seo and aren't actually mentioned anywhere in there.
It do be like that sometimes tho
Napoleon Dynamite is like if Superbad was nothing but that scene of Michael Cera singing "These Eyes" by The Guess Who. Just 100% cringe, awkward interactions between the main characters. Like an inside joke that literally nobody is meant to get, even the people "in" on the joke.
Honorable mentions: Nacho Libre (similar in its randomness), Wayne's World (a classic) and Road Trip (similar to Superbad in its frat humor).
I had a lot of hope in the lead-up to the initial 2 day blackout, but after seeing literally zero coverage about this across other media platforms I now know there will be no backpedaling on the API changes. The best we can hope for is affecting their income from ads a tiny bit.
Wow Stevey, that's some, uhhhhh.... spot-on prioritizing.
Probably wouldn't be the case if people could actually afford anything with the meager wages allotted.
So it's just regular ol' price gouging going on at this point? Got it.
Awww Musky’s feelings got hurt that so many people have blocked him on twitter lol
"Move, children! Vamanos!"
To make America mad so that we will try to dig a deeper hole first and end up accidentally drilling right into hell.
Thank you guys for working to keep things efficient for the community!!
To quote Michael Jackson, “All I wanna say is, they don’t really care about us.”
I personally would love that.
Tbh I never really liked the paranormal communities on reddit either (they literally became an endless influx of "aRe ThEsE oRbS??" posts with nighttime ring footage of bugs flying by).
I would love to see something more like the /x/ board of a certain internet hate machine site, or at least the 2010s version of it before it became an endless stream of "sUmMoNiNg TuLpAs???!" posts.
It's always freaking Florida.
Not a developer but I will be happily beta testing/ sending in bug reports whenever I can. Looking forward to the app reaching full release!!
Spez: "This is an askmeanything, not an answeranything." sits in the corner eating popcorn the whole time
I'm not super big on learning art fundamentals (I'm more of a "play by ear" creator) -- but I loved taking art history in school. It combines the most fascinating parts of both worlds, and in fact you do learn a lot about art terminology, but without the practice. Essentially you learn how to identify and appreciate different types of art throughout history, as well as the social/economic/political events that helped influence the styles.
Indictment is one thing. Let's see that conviction and then we'll really be cooking with fire.
Just wanna echo this sentiment as well! Even with the kinks being worked out this overall has been a pretty simple user experience so far, especially compared with other similar aggregators
Basically every person I had a crush on in high school lol
Yes! and when you actually click on them you realize the term you searched was only used by those pages as seo and aren't actually mentioned anywhere in there.