Yeah, Push was his first one I saw him after Johnny Storm, then he had Scott Pilgrim and Snow Piercer. So he had a good few cult classics.

I haven’t watched it in a really long time, but it stuck with me when it came out. I’m a sucker for creative names for existing concepts. It was the first time I had head of “pushing” a psychic term.

WandaVision: She creates a new reality around herself.

Fringe: One of the main plot points are psychics controlling reality.

Push: A movie about a psychic people that can push thoughts into other people’s heads.

Legion: Mind bendy reality show where the main character can control reality.

You could probably install some remote sprinkles on the ground outside along the path they keep flying, trigger it and then say “oops” when it crashes. Rinse and repeat if they keep buying more.

I miss when bugmenot.com worked. I skipped over all those signups.

Make yourself more visible. Be on your phone with brightness set to max, get on the phone and call someone, or pretend to. Move over slowly to the edge of whatever side you are on to give her space. If all of that is too much trouble, then cross the street.

The sad part is that the centralized platforms that are popping up and adopting anti politic stances are feeling much friendlier. People here complain about centralized platforms, but all the fighting is ironically just pushing people over to those platforms.

The issue is without some mass, small communities will likely not prosper. I can’t imagine if someone wants to create a community on spoon collecting that it would do well. We may just have to accept that for the next 5yrs the fediverse may just be larger communities with lots of smaller interests lumped in together.

My Nokia 6800

If there were something more active than the fediverse (lemmy, piefed, mbin) you would have heard of it already.

Cursive is the only way I can write now. College destroyed my normal hand writing.

I was thinking that I didn’t have one, but Avatar is one of the one’s I rewatched the most, so it has to be up there. It’s probably between that and The Office.

I’ve transferred banks a few times. They will give you a bank cashier’s check that you give to the new bank. They usually ask why so they can try and keep you. Each time I’ve done so was because I was moving states and that bank did not operate where I was. It was hassle free.

Given how the modern day stock market works, does it really matter? I’m sure most of us get elated when a headline like this floats around, but unfortunately Tesla is not going anywhere anytime soon.

I think McDonald’s kicked off term “fast food”. Street vendors selling hotdogs and other stuff predated them, so your definition is also what I’ve gone by.

I’ve been in the animation industry for 15yrs. Mostly in the commercial space, so nothing for movies.

Diet plays a larger role in losing weight. Pokemon Go + food can get you started if the only thing you can do is walk.

I can’t see these gaining more popularity over Steam, PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo if they are only sticking to do retro. From my understanding, most indie companies want maximum reach for their games, especially for the amount of time and money they put into things.

My question becomes what would limited run games create the games to play on in the future? PS6 will likely not have a physical game option if I had to guess. Nintendo Switch 2 just came out, so that may be the last console to support physical games. I guess we’d be stuck using old machines. Given how powerful current systems are, that may be enough for indie studios.

I wouldn’t say I have the most experience in the fundraising part. It usually starts with getting a group of like-minded people together, pooling whatever money/resources you have together to kickstart some stuff. One you have a meetup/group with some traction then you start looking at what kind of grants are available in the area, since sometimes you have options. Going to local shops in your neighborhood that are willing to donate food/time also helps. Ultimately it comes down to how many people you know and how well you can network.