@dominicanboyv2@lusterflare I boxed Skeledirge. It feels illegal to let a Pokemon who can just snowball on these dumbass NPCs while the rest of the party exists solely for those Star bases.
In Pokémon Emerald you can chain ash-cancels into thunderstorm day rain-cancels to fragment the video memory then jam the Aqua grunt spawn with acro bike hop shadows to skip the entire Weather Institute story sequence
@evenmoresundaes@evil_maddie Oh, no. It wasn't just having CSAM. He was diddling the kids for like 8 years and only got in trouble for receiving the CSAM. He testified to having done it, yet never got charged with statutory rape.
@lREhJmfcX790145@SirBlitzXXXIII@rus_rasiel Modding and emulation itself is legal in most parts of the West, seen as part of your rights as a consumer to do what you will with what you own.
Привет пользователям из Японии! Я знаю, что у вас популярен жанр NTR, поэтому вот вам картинка, которая может вас возбудить. Злой гайдзин берет и жёстко пиратит ваши любимые японские игры, а вы сидите привязанный к стулу, с морковкой в зубах, и ничего не можете сделать.
@theantimozclub If anyone's wondering what the genre is, it's New Jack Swing. It was popular during late 80's and early 90's and it was really popular during the time, with it being best known by Michael Jackson's "Blood on the Dance Floor" and Montell Jordon's "This is How We Do It."
@frank173971@thedudeman450 Fallout Equestria is the longest published work, only beaten by that Smash Bros fanfiction. Technically, the Loud House revamped also has it beat but I don't count it since it's 70% copy-pasted Wikipedia articles which got it removed.
Eight years ago, Google removed “Don’t be evil” from the front of its code of conduct.
The line was put there on purpose. Paul Buchheit, who created Gmail, later said he wanted a slogan that, once it was in, would be hard to take out and a jab at competitors he thought were exploiting users.
In 2012, when Google began tying user data across its services, the motto drew public backlash. Some people speculate that is why, in 2015, the new parent company Alphabet swapped it for “Do the right thing.”