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  • Super Mario Bros 3 for the NES opened with a curtain rising as if the whole thing was a theater production.

    This theme has been hinted at for a long time

  • Why would I be a large woodwind instrument?

  • The whole exploit is based on the user clicking on a .lnk shortcut, which then executes commands found in the subtitle text file.

    Which seems strangely over complicated. How does it really help to involve the subtitles file at all?

  • Oh yeah then explain Tenet

    Magical machine can make time work backwards.

    Is it really that hard to explain?

  • Ah, so real but not quite "historical"

    The colors threw me, I guess

  • Does anyone know, is this a legit historical protest sign, or did someone Photoshop this?

    Either way, it's a good message

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  • is there any sci-fi series that has a non-binary character who’s just a normal human and not non-binary for reasons of space magic or being an alien?

    The Quantum Leap reboot has a character like that

  • I thought it was Spock's mom who said that

  • Four pounds of back baconThree French toastTwo turtlenecksAnd a beer

    In a tree

  • Challenges that require replaying a level several times to achieve them can be very rewarding

    Unless the level also comes with unskippable cut scenes or long conversations on horseback

  • I like this headline

  • I don't normally vibe with your posts, but this one gave me proper Onion feelings. Well done

  • Antenna?

  • I didn't see anything running locally, just hooks to existing online chatbots. I'm not sure who is asking for that, but it feels like it isn't the users

  • Nothing has been disintegrated since 1969

  • Sorry for the convenience

  • It used to be worse. We would have three different instances with bots reposting hackernews. One guy hosted an instance entirely for bot posting from different news feeds.

    And so many different projects trying (poorly) to mirror reddit content in obnoxious ways.

    On the other hand, the bots reposting old comic strips get plenty of discussion and don't annoy me as much, so not all bots, I guess.

  • Why do people fear downvotes so much? Let people add their votes to whatever is in their feeds.

    If you don't like the downvotes, you can use a sorting algorithm that ignores them. Otherwise, they are a general indicator of how people feel about content on Lemmy, and that's not entirely useless data

    It's questionable as it is that being banned from a community means you can't vote on the content at an instance level.