

Kaiji part 3 is kinda impossible to do without part 4, not that I’m complaining. Both are phenomenal. Although weirdly part 5 is my favourite.
Kaiji part 3 is kinda impossible to do without part 4, not that I’m complaining. Both are phenomenal. Although weirdly part 5 is my favourite.
Man. I would love an air gear reboot. The art style and comedy alone. Its also so weirdly unique relative to all the other shows.
The manga kept going after the anime fyi. Although not sure if it caught up to the LN.
Liar. I don’t believe you. It can’t be done. /s
Intentionally? After that many id be planning my way to Alaska ASAP.
The touch is redundant. But I get why you did it anyways.
If there is no after life what is the point of living
I think you’ve got this backwards, it’s because there’s no after life that life is even more meaningful. Its the only experience you’ve ever known and likely will ever know so make the best of it. Do what you want. Leave the world a better place than you found it. Adopt an orphaned child. Build a house for a homeless person. Climb a mountain. Go skydiving. There is so much you can do and so little time to do it relative to our lifetimes.
I’m sorry, 40 years. Wth.
Edit: so the title is just weirdly singling out high-school DxD for the algorithm I guess. For anyone else that thought high-school dxd is a 40 year old franchise.
This is a lot of condolences but doesn’t mention at all how she died.
Statistically sure but then it’s on the algorithm to recommend stuff that interests you more. Reposting things is just spoofing the recommendation algorithm and making things more likely to bubble up to you which is always going to cut both ways. Some people want duplication, others don’t.
Not to be that guy but no one expects someone to stumble on earlier posts and thus not repost them. But you can quite easily search for them before reposting the exact same thing. One requires luck the other requires care. It’s similar to not asking for support with an issue that’s already been discussed in a separate users question.
I enjoyed it but also did not think it was gonna have much mass market appeal. I think it being animated probably turned a couple people off but I quite liked that. Where it struggled is building actually likable characters and a coherent story. At least twice characters and plot points were so monumentally dumb it got hard to really suspend my disbelief and overlook it. The big villain of the movie is also depressingly 2dimensional.
This would be a pretty dope tv show for about a season.
I’ve never had this issue but I run basically everything through docker and presumably it bundles this by default.
I would recommend just using caddy. It removes the complicated part of ssl management. For a local network it’ll setup a local self signed certificate authority and you can just install those certificates to any devices on your LAN that you want to have access. For a public setup it’ll use letsencrypt. You will still need to setup dns if you want wildcard routing.
Ddns-updater and porkbun.
I mean guardians of the galaxy is a very open concept. It’s basically cowboys in space. You can build onto that pretty easily in the direction you wanna go. None of apideys villains really have that kinda open background you can build on top of. And if you tried more likely than not you’d just make something unrecognisable. Like mysterio for example could probably pass in a real mystical environment where he relies on fake illusions but the end result would probs just be wizard of Oz :/.
I think the penguin is really shaped by the characters and the mob context. Spideys rogues gallery doesn’t have anything as gripping when spideys removed. Most of the characters also basically revolve around spider man so a story without him needs to find a way to fill the vacuum. Doc ock or lizard would basically just be boring science shows, goblin would be corporate action, or kraven would be nature doc. All of these are pretty boring.
Part 3 ends and immediately follows into part 4. Their basically one continuous story that has no break in the middle.