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Bonus points if you can enumerate all tables.

Tech CEOs: Turns out the cloud costs money. Who knew? What next, credits are going to send me bills, lol? I already spent that money.

I took this a primarily violent eye candy slasher film. The less engaged the characters were with you, the less they lived.

I believe it should have been a longer run, but then something else would have to be cut. I don’t want to pretend to understand the logic of only doing what they did, but it also left me wanting more.

I’m excited for S2, but sometimes they never come. This was a good pause point for what they could get out.

We made it safe this time everyone is happy? This is very different from the main show, but I’m only about to watch Unicorn next.

Spoilers are broken for me, so just

Spoiler alert

The whole pretext was out of order compared to the LN. I’m okay with it because the story is in a different format and may change with the retelling.

Originally Rudy meets Fitz, who you totally believe is Sylphie in about 30s but isn’t confirmed in quite a while. I felt like I was arguing with the author to tell me it was her for quite some time.

Opening was great, IMHO.

Spoilers: I liked the more serious tone. This was a tragedy. We weren’t learning about Vash, this is Knives’ story. Regards, I was feeling a little strained waiting for a bit of physical humor.

I had an issue with the animation at first. Something about it hit the uncanny valley for me. It wasn’t that it wasn’t realistic, it was TOO realistic but either the frame rate or the motion just was a bit off. I was having serious flashbacks to Knights of Sidonia.

I’ll agree that the characters were a bit flat. A bit more humor could have made it more dynamic. Maybe it was lost in translation, or maybe the direction was to keep it serious.

What I loved was the amount of exposition explaining where they were, who Vash, Knives, and Wolfwood were. I appreciated getting some understanding of the tech and the plants.

I have no opinion about the music. It made no impression on me.

I had only heard that there wasn’t much merit to multiple layers of compression as there is only so much compression that can be done.

One similar solution to OP here is tarballs.

Don’t forget flac, which was playable on many devices.

So does Chuck e Cheese, or did recently?

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/katienotopoulos/chuck-e-cheese-animatronic-floppy-disks

That was true until the early 00s when people were getting destroyed in court for mp3 sharing.

Pretty sure they meant theft of the theoretical car that might have been sold to you if you could afford it.

/s

I have been forcing myself to interact to get used to the interface for about a week now. The death of RIF is also what prompted me.