Huntress only appears in a couple episodes of AT proper. Her main appearance is the one in Fionna and Cake.

You don’t really need to have seen every episode of AT to enjoy FC.

Max or Prime.

And the high seas of course.

Last October.

No.

Huntress is the forest wizard that ends up being Finns final and off/on long-term life partner.

The second season of Fionna and Cake is all about her and Finn. This is from that. (The first season is all about Simon and Betty.)

Fionna and Cake is art. If you dismissed it like I did thinking it was “just” a spin off, watch it. It takes the world and themes of AT and combines them with genuine heartfelt writing aimed at the fans who have become adults.

Huntress in general is just peak.

Why would you mirror, when you could federate?

No Moomin, that’s not how lunar phases work.

Wow! Absolute gold.

undue burden on small developers

Uuh, more often than not, the small devs already make their games indefinitely playable and preservable, just out of a love for the medium.

No actual artist wants their work to have an expiry date.

Legal enforcement is only needed for the passionless big publishers that shutter games just to funnel players into purchasing their latest releases.

It’s mentioned in the parliament presentation. Only a small minority of game publishers engage in this BS, but it’s ALL the big ones, meaning the problem is experienced by the vast majority of consumers.

Assuming your config and data files are in a data folder you mount into the container, no.

There’s a difference between using AI to apply fixes for problems, and using AI to find problems that you didn’t know about.

Mythos does the latter, not the former.

By that logic, only the CEO is guilty.

Yes.

And that’s not what I do. Participating in evil is evil. I remind people of that. It’s so normal that it’s easy to forget.

If a person isn’t evil, they should want to stop as soon as possible. The ones that care can easily forget to endeavor to do so. Me included.

That line is always said in direct response to something they do.

If you focus on the action, you allow a lot of people to take comfort in the illusion that they are a good person, despite their actions.

That’s not how it works. If you do evil, then you are part of the problem. That only changes once you stop.

I’ve literally said “people like you are the reason the world sucks” to peoples faces.

It’s unlikely to change anyone, but someone has to tell them. Otherwise, the ones that try to lie to themselves about what they’re doing, might succeed.

Fireshare?

Whispering: Alright, now this guys is standing around completely clueless, we’re gonna quietly line our shot up. Then, take half a breath, hold… SOUND OF MICROPHONE GETTING COMPLETELY DESTROYED AS IT IS NEXT TO A FIRING RIFLE And that’s this guys brains blown out.

Peace negotiator My? What?!

In the rest of his talk, titled “What Makes an Indie Game Successful?,” Yoshida walked through twelve standout indie games that resonated with him and the reasons why. They included:

One of them is Marvel Snap.

How is Marvel Snap indie?

It’s clear he has a love for games that not enough decision makers do, but is he using the term to refer to games and publishers that are simply “small”?

The article even includes the term “indie publisher” which is an oxymoron.