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And yet it gets the screen reflection in its eyes, and the light cast on its fur, convincingly correct. Wild

A half-griffin

if you don’t read the title , everything seems normal until you notice it’s a woman, then the beard seems very out of place, until you see the nice ribbon on it and then it fits perfectly again

It would be so cool to have time and money to mess around with this bleeding edge stuff.

There was a 1999 PC game called Drakan: Order of the Flame which was a pretty good time. Third-person action-adventure sword and sorcery that had some fun hidden secrets, a variety of weapons with different strengths, dragon riding… To expand on that, and probably make the protagonist a bit more realistically dressed, would be enjoyable

As another commenter said, that’s because it’s not the official site!

As in a GeForce MX 130? That’s from 2017, which is elderly by computer hardware standards, but I’m not aware of a specific reason why it wouldn’t work. It supports DirectX 12, at least

It’s so, you couldn’t even write ‘’

Absolutely, try to get the user that already demonstrated an uncertainty with how their body works, to trust the bullshit engine that can’t understand when it is mashing counterfactual things together in the output. Definitely a chill solution with zero negligence or potential to harm.

I understand the desire to be helpful, but if you don’t actually know anything about a topic, don’t contribute.

You exaggerate, but there are some limits to how much energy the body can use in a day.
https://www.news18.com/news/buzz/cant-burn-more-than-4000-calories-a-day-says-new-study-on-limits-of-human-endurance-2182029.html

This dates me somewhat, but trials maps in UT2004 helped me develop a lot of precision and fast fingers.

It was a multiplayer FPS, but it had cool mobility like double-tap dodges, double jumps, wallkicks, and crouch jumps. And they could be combined in many ways, so there were platforming levels of varying levels of difficulty. Diagonal dodge-doublejump with a wallkick at the very end to get onto a platform that’s like 4 inches square, type of thing.

That’s the one! Thank you for posting it, I replied in a hurry and couldn’t link it myself.

Ok, now look for the unplugged piano version of that song and prepare to be even more impressed!

Amber Bain of The Japanese House has a really nice voice.

There’s also Caroline Polachek, who I am pretty sure actually has perfect pitch. She is one of the most technically impressive vocalists of her generation IMO.

One of the more interesting things I took away from Reddit was that there is a fairly noticeable threshold of community size above which the quality of participation abruptly drops. I think there’s a conversation worth having about what barriers to entry are desirable or not.

Not yet on kbin.social which is where that user is participating from.

Though there’s always the good old bookmark.