AEW All-in was great. AEW PPVs are always great. Few things are sure in life. Death, Taxes, and the upcoming AEW PPV will be way better than you're currently expecting. Even the "bad ones" are stand head and shoulders over the average WWE PPV.
Going into this show, for my money, the two best stories going were. The first would be Danielson vs Swerve, which would be elevated by it's very intense yet plausible stakes, and the fact it dovetails into Hangman and Swerve's (increasingly one sided) r...
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Discord is truly a wretched app, and with each update they add more and more needless buttons, noise, and nonsense, likely at the behest of some talentless facebook middle manager that they hired, who makes more in a year than you've made in your entire life.
While nothing will fully stop the rapid enshittification of discord (and frankly other platforms), but we can mend the papercuts.
... At least on desktop.
Anyways in this, I'm going to talk about taking the above image, and using CS...
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Sylvie's games have become appointment playtime for me. Few games make me feel antsy to get to them these days. Fromsoft and Kojima games are some of the only games where I have at least some amount of urgency(if 'urgency' means 'I'll get to it in a year') to get to. Sylvie cuts in line. This isn't a fair comparison, as those other games cost money, and often more distressingly, time, but even all things being equal, I feel a drive to play her games on par with some of most exciting games I can think of.
I was so excited to see the release of Funeral Song for the Elemental Lords, that despite it coming out 6 minutes before our Monday Super Turbo stream, I was determined to play it. I rushed through me and CaliScrub's weekly FT10(okay it's like 2 FT5s with two different characters but like whatever, it's Ken and Ryu vs Gief), going 10-4(but it was close) in the hopes of playing the game sooner. Once we were done, I shrank down ST into the corner of the screen and got to work.
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An extremely simplified retrospective of display technologies, roughly in order of absurdity.
Micro-LED/LED Billboard
You address a pixel on a grid, which represents an RGB triad of LEDs. A red and blue LED have a electric arc created inside them. The Blue LED is given slightly less power to create a darker blue. These colors combine, creating a fuchsia pixel.
Everything about this, except for the size, is reasonable.
OLED
You address a pixel on a grid, which represents an RGB triad of...
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