I am reminded of this meme pic.

Too bad they'll destroy you in any online games.

Really, it's depressing getting pwned in games by a kid whose voice still hasn't changed.

Alright, then how about "children get to work" is the exact same as "adult workers have to compete with children"?

Welcome back, 19th century, we hardly knew you were gone.

Oh I see what you did there.

Ahhhh, posting anonymously while posting your work email in the sig.

Yeah, you're a real hacker.

Good to know I can cause mirth :D

Now I'm curious which one sent you over the edge, because I was afraid the goatse one might get me modded down...

Were there tentacles involved? I mean in the clip, not the DMCA.

I am kinda curious what the series was and the company that sent the takedown, though.

What would you prefer?

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I found this page recently, it's scans of a Japanese magazine interview where Hayao Miyazaki (of Ghibli) talks with Shigeru Miyamoto about game ideas. It was in the '90s.

I don't have time to translate the thing, so maybe someone here could try?

There's a part where Miyazaki seems to be proposing a open-world game where you could be a WWII pilot flying off on a mission - or stay on the ground and grow potatos until you're captured by the Americans.

Shigeru's response: "Hmmm"

I bet he's had to deal with a lot of strange ideas over the years :D

Sadly, it was too late for the little monkey from Friends :(

No one has seen him recently, and it is presumed that he died puking his intestines out from starring in a terrible movie.

If military coups are so good, why is Pakistan such a hotbed of terrorism and nuclear proliferation?

>Look at that scene in "The Man Who Fell To Earth" where Newton invents an instant camera.

A movie where Issac Newton inventing a camera sounded interesting, so I looked it up.

So it's actually about David Bowie as an alien names Thomas Newton who comes to Earth to help save his home planet, becomes wealthy off of patents, and addicted to alcohol.

This I gotta see.

When?

A company whose design aesthetic (famously) is minimalism should not go around accusing others of copying them.

Minimalism is about getting down to the bare nature of things. Every other design would be an additive change, so they potentially have the ability to sue everyone else regardless of how different the design is if they can get away with this lawsuit.

I wonder what would happen if someone got in the control room and just flipped switches randomly?

I suspect something bad, though I'm not sure an actual release would occur.