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I'll miss how Orbán used EU funds...

Japanese netizens have discovered that Grok can't translate "pseudo-Chinese." This is a Japanese way of communicating using Chinese characters exclusively, while changing word order and choice to be intelligible to both Chinese and Japanese readers.

El fokin “No clasificó” cada vez que le toca Venezuela :

🧐❓️ 😭‼️

tengo un compañero que es enchufado, en tiktok lo funaron xq es familia de un ex alcalde y ahora son millonarios, el punto es que hoy estábamos hablando en clase de la situación insostenible y el tipo se estaba haciendo el loco quejándose también y yo así sabiendo todo el chisme

The most fascinating part about this debate isn’t “Japan vs. the West” - it’s Japan vs. nearly the entire rest of the world. Game Console Emulation, game preservation, modding, and fan translation scenes are massive across Europe, North America, Australia, South America, Russia, and even much of China. There's a few key historical reasons: 1. The Homebrew community. The powerful 1980s homebrew & tinkering culture on home computers (especially the AMIGA) taught entire generations how to program, crack, and modify games. 2. Poverty. In many countries -especially former socialist ones- consoles and games were expensive or unavailable. Emulation became the only realistic way to play and preserve them. 3. Censorship & limited access. Fans had to import, copy VHS tapes, smuggle anime/games, and create their own translations. A lot of this underground work happened at conventions. This fan-driven effort continues today: the best translations of Japanese games and anime are still often done by passionate pirates and hobbyists, while official localization (especially by big companies like Crunchyroll) tends to either be done poorly or contain contemporary American politics. A few additional interesting facts: - The Nintendo European Research and Development team(NERD) has in the past hired console emulator developers to develop the modern emulators used on modern services like Nintendo Switch Online. However these days Nintendo is far more aggresive towards them. - Companies like SEGA actively benefit from and tolerate this culture. The Sonic the Hedgehog scene is legendary for its ROM hacks, mods, and fangames (Sonic Robo Blast 2, SAGE Expo, Sonic Hacking Contest). SEGA has historically allowed these to flourish as long as they stay non-commercial - something that keeps the franchise alive and passionate in the West. Pictures: 1. Bootleg pirated Anime VHS tapes. 2. "Assembly 2004" a demoparty 3. Demoscene/Hacking groups 4. Sonic Hacking Constest website

Sukuna: "Ahhh, mi técnica anti-quirks, no la usaba desde la era Heian 🗿" AFO: "Ahhh, mi Quirk anti-tecnicas malditas, no lo usaba desde la era oscura de Japón 🗿"

¿Adivinen quién estuvo en contra de este movimiento? Epic Games.

A monk (thief), copying (stealing) a manuscript to preserve it (steal profits from the original creator).

@Anjer2805 @BreadOficcial y sin olvidar que por algun extraño motivo el puede hacer que todos sus conocidos recuerden que paso

@BreadOficcial Lo que más me impresiono de todo Solo Leveling es que manda a la caño cualquier tipo de momento emotivo, porque al finalizar la serie hay un reinicio temporal en donde todos los que murieron están vivos

Nunca olvidaré como los fans de Solo Leveling lincharon el único capítulo que añadía profundidad nivel charco de Agua, porque el protagonista dejó de farmear aura y se mostró humano y llorando ante SU MADRE quien despertó de UN COMA Semana inolvidable para mí

Old but gold

The Stop Killing Games movement has officially backed the proposed California bill focused on protecting players when online games are shut down. > Publishers must provide an offline mode or a way to keep the game playable after server shutdown. > If this is not possible, players should receive a full refund. > The goal is to protect digital ownership and game preservation. This proposal follows growing concerns over games becoming completely inaccessible once support ends, especially after shutdowns like The Crew. Most gamers think that if players pay for a game, it should remain playable or be fairly compensated.

Saw someone say this will draw devs away from making online only games in the comments. GOOD.

23 major news outlets, including The New York Times and USA Today, are now blocking the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine from saving copies of their articles. They are doing this because they do not want AI companies to use the archived pages to train large language models. This surely protects their content from scraping, it also limits public access to historical news records. It makes it harder to track how stories change over time and preserving journalism

Ya me vi la película en Facebook xdd

Construir un racimo de islas artificiales de forma ilegal para montar instalaciones militares, apropiarse de 3 millones de km² de océano, y plantar una base aérea con misiles a 250 km de la costa filipina no es la ley de la jungla.

What did you expect really? #Warhammer40000 #WarhammerCommunity