This isn't the first time the author has done this. An earlier show of his, Soul Eater, has a character that is a cat with the ability to turn into a woman. She doesn't have any clothes on when in her human form, and she loves to prank the human characters by transforming at the worst times. Fortunately, she is only the protagonists roommate, so you can go episodes at a time without seeing her, since the gang leaves her at home when they go out on missions.
This is my all time favorite show. It arrived in my life just when I needed it, and I'll be forever grateful to Glitch and Gooseworx for making it.
I'm glad the ending was a bit of a slow burn. It allowed me to grieve and say goodbye to this show which has given me something to look forward to every few months for the past year and a half since I started watching.
My favorite media is often less popular and less polished. All that matters to me is that it helped me grow as a person and make good memories along the way.
This is my all time favorite show. It arrived in my life just when I needed it, and I'll be forever grateful to Glitch and Gooseworx for making it.
I'm glad the ending was a bit of a slow burn. It allowed me to grieve and say goodbye to this show which has given me something to look forward to every few months for the past year and a half since I started watching.
My favorite media is often less popular and less polished. All that matters to me is that it helped me grow as a person and make good memories along the way.
When people here say "Temu" they mean any place where you can buy from companies that have forgettable names, don't care about their reputation, and have zero incentive not to spy on their users and sell their data.
We mean "don't buy things that you won't have full control over just to save money or get a feature that you want".
Best of luck regardless, may your next phone be rootable and repairable!
There are lots of types of people with different opinions and backgrounds on Lemmy. However, most of us in the core user base came to Lemmy either because we were pushed out of other online spaces, or left out of protest. This means that Lemmy is tends to have a bit of a bias against big tech, authoritarian governments and corporations, etc.
Lemmy is also open source, so there is also a strong do-it-yourself sentiment here. Lemmy also attracts folks who remember Web 1.0 when information was decentralized, with no top-down control.
There are still users and whole communities that disagree with the majority of Lemmy users, but you have to look for them because they are in the minority and are thus not raised by the voting-based systems that Lemmy uses.
This isn't the first time the author has done this. An earlier show of his, Soul Eater, has a character that is a cat with the ability to turn into a woman. She doesn't have any clothes on when in her human form, and she loves to prank the human characters by transforming at the worst times. Fortunately, she is only the protagonists roommate, so you can go episodes at a time without seeing her, since the gang leaves her at home when they go out on missions.
I wonder if that was spite fanservice too?
I ❤️ 🦈!
I mean, it is funny
Your Jellyfin has ads? Why did you put them in your library?
At first I thought this was bathroom tile with printed designs on it, and I was so confused
This is my all time favorite show. It arrived in my life just when I needed it, and I'll be forever grateful to Glitch and Gooseworx for making it. I'm glad the ending was a bit of a slow burn. It allowed me to grieve and say goodbye to this show which has given me something to look forward to every few months for the past year and a half since I started watching. My favorite media is often less popular and less polished. All that matters to me is that it helped me grow as a person and make good memories along the way.
Ooh, pretty! How far from the bubble?
This is my all time favorite show. It arrived in my life just when I needed it, and I'll be forever grateful to Glitch and Gooseworx for making it. I'm glad the ending was a bit of a slow burn. It allowed me to grieve and say goodbye to this show which has given me something to look forward to every few months for the past year and a half since I started watching. My favorite media is often less popular and less polished. All that matters to me is that it helped me grow as a person and make good memories along the way.
Maybe I'm not perfect, but at least I don't have to be a quiet person is my preferred setting for the past 6 years
Relevant Studio C sketch and song.
When people here say "Temu" they mean any place where you can buy from companies that have forgettable names, don't care about their reputation, and have zero incentive not to spy on their users and sell their data.
We mean "don't buy things that you won't have full control over just to save money or get a feature that you want".
Best of luck regardless, may your next phone be rootable and repairable!
Girls, Girls! You're both pretty. Can I go home now?
🎵 Choc'lit raaaiiin!🎵
There are lots of types of people with different opinions and backgrounds on Lemmy. However, most of us in the core user base came to Lemmy either because we were pushed out of other online spaces, or left out of protest. This means that Lemmy is tends to have a bit of a bias against big tech, authoritarian governments and corporations, etc. Lemmy is also open source, so there is also a strong do-it-yourself sentiment here. Lemmy also attracts folks who remember Web 1.0 when information was decentralized, with no top-down control. There are still users and whole communities that disagree with the majority of Lemmy users, but you have to look for them because they are in the minority and are thus not raised by the voting-based systems that Lemmy uses.
I mean, USB-C Ethernet adapters exist
Edit: Though you would also need power passthrough for the phone to work as a router full time
Greetings!
Greywall bypass:
https://archive.is/FQVyE
🎵 Living correct!🎵
I've really enjoyed being here! I came here for the minimal defederations, stayed for the community. Cheers!
Duskers is such a one of a kind immersive roguelike. I love everything about it. Interested to see what they do with a sequel.