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🇵🇹 Katılım Eylül 2019
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Saw that Netflix has some Christopher Guest movies up so I’m watching Waiting for Guffman. Can’t believe we’ve lost big talents like Catherine O’Hara and Fred Willard
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“It’s called being a frickin’ decent human being” - David Lynch, The Horror Awards 2019
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A private residence built in sun dried mud brick, adobe, in 1783, Casa de Carcavelos, Vila Verde, Portugal.
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A personalized spaceship. An entire space station with his name on it. Who funds these programs? I know it's not Ivo...
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Saved Your Animal Friends! 'SEGASonic Cosmo Fighter' Arcade
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@goncalo_nspinto Eu gostei do Lawrance Fishburn como Perry White no Man of Steel.
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O único raceswap que aceito é o do Kingpin no Daredevil (2003) porque o Michael Clarke Duncan era uma lenda
O Paapa Essiedu vai tornar um bocado complicado explicar que o James Potter não era racista
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Just two of my favourite gaming logos of all time.
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All my favorite artists did plein air painting regularly. I'll do it as well.
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I hate when OG game designers and gaming people become enamored with paving the way towards dystopian neural torture devices.
Like nah bro, we're good. Just stick to fun sim games.
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Since 2015, Will Wright — the legendary video game designer behind 'The Sims' and 'SimCity' — has been consumed by a new obsession: how our ever-shifting library of memories forges the self. In his mind, each personal memory from your life is like a snow globe, a world inside a world. But that world could be connected to countless others in conscious and unconscious ways. He wanted to create a game in which a player could tinker with that unending maze of inner microverses, logging their significant memories for an AI to analyze and then mapping their own psyche the way they had mapped digital metropolises in ‘SimCity.’ It would be called ‘Proxi: Yesterday's You Tomorrow.’ The concept was part computerized LEGO set, part RPG, part Enneagram, part transhumanist mind-uploading fantasy, part reboot of Borges and Proust for the LLM age. It would be, in some ways, Wright's most personal video game yet. Fast forward to October 2024 — after spending ten years, a million dollars of Wright's own money, and a few million from investors; after they’d already started building out the game’s universe — the game was (and still is) nowhere close to being finished. Eric Boodman spent time with Wright and his ‘Proxi’ crew to find out when — or if — one of the most celebrated video-game designers ever's next (and even wilder) act will come to life: nymag.visitlink.me/ElSdEG
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When you start digging through drawers you haven't opened in years.
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