Lemmy learns exponential math.

Mostly joking, thanks for doing the math.

This used to happen to me all the time but I think it randomly stopped.

Bahahaahaha fuck you ❤️

There it is. Thanks for sharing.

That got me thinking about when we’ll hear the first case of AI generated security camera footage used to frame someone. Which leads me to wonder when it will be standard procedure for cameras to digitally sign their footage.

Ahhhh the ol’ Canadian loop hole.

WHAT

Suckerpinch. In summary, he makess weird computer science videos. His videos are quite varied and some of them are incredibly hard to follow, they’re often a real paper he has written in video form. However he has a great sense of humour and the topics he chooses are really weird and funny. His best few videos are 10s.

Ok first of all, yes Futurama is dated by its pop culture references, that’s what happens when you make pop culture references. Second, Fry travelling into the future is used to make fun of the 20th century. The show isn’t about the future, it’s about now. The world of the future isn’t supposed to be believable it’s used as a vehicle for pointing out the absurdities of the 20th century.

But most of all it’s just a silly comedy with clever writing. Most Futurama memes are of one off gags and not what made the show truly funny. One of the huge mistakes they made with the newer seasons was constantly referencing old jokes, which is essentially the writers says “hey remember when this show was actually funny?”.

But I’m ranting now. Futurama has been memed to shit and the fan base embarrassingly loves to hype up the show and it’s all its PHD having writers. None of that captures what makes the show great. The first run of the show was just a solid, funny, witty show with a heart of gold.

This clip epitomizes Futurama for me.

I watched both as an adult. ATLA: solid show but overhyped.

Korra was distinctly average and I get the feeling most fans love it because they wish ATLA had more seasons.

The office is like the Star Wars of sitcoms. It’s a good show but the hoards of fans who incorporate it into their personality make you want to pretend you’re not a fan.

It’s definitely one of those ‘slice of life’ / vibe movies. You either like the atmosphere, mood, and characters, or you don’t. Personally I love the movie but I can understand why it has mixed reception.

Similarly in my brain is Dazed and Confused. There is hardly a plot to be found in that movie but it makes me nostalgic for a time before I was born. Something about it just draws me.

What you describe about Bojack is frustrating but I think very realistic and kind of the core of the show. Bojack is flawed in so many ways and has a lot of baggage weighing on him. Him struggling to fix his flaws despite being entirely aware of them is very relatable.

If fixing flaws was as easy as someone holding up a mirror for you then no one would struggle with personal demons. But it’s not. It takes humility, self awareness, and constant self reflection to make progress. Bojack has an array of personality faults and trauma to overcome and it’s no surprise he struggles the way he does.

It’s the best depiction of mental health and addiction I’ve encountered.

“Perfect, I’ll just text you my apology”

Holy fuck this is definitely happening soon.