I pray you get some relief. x.x
December 1, 2025 at 5:42 PM
I pray you get some relief. x.x
I know we've been already going for a while, but I figured some of you all might like to watch anyway!
November 1, 2025 at 2:51 AM
I know we've been already going for a while, but I figured some of you all might like to watch anyway!
Is steam link or moonlight any good? I can only imagine there'd be a lot of latency.
September 25, 2025 at 3:39 PM
Is steam link or moonlight any good? I can only imagine there'd be a lot of latency.
If you've had success, it means you know both the how and the what. It might not be solidified? Or, if you're moving too fast, you might be overwriting it in order to learn something "more correct." Can't lock in that way, IMHO.
Slowing down instead helps me, anyway.
Slowing down instead helps me, anyway.
September 23, 2025 at 5:39 AM
If you've had success, it means you know both the how and the what. It might not be solidified? Or, if you're moving too fast, you might be overwriting it in order to learn something "more correct." Can't lock in that way, IMHO.
Slowing down instead helps me, anyway.
Slowing down instead helps me, anyway.
Putting down lines quickly, especially when drawing figures from life, is in part practice overwriting the part of your mind that uses shortcut symbols to represent forms in order to learn more accurate ones instead.
At some point you wanna stop doing that, because you know what to put on the page.
At some point you wanna stop doing that, because you know what to put on the page.
September 23, 2025 at 5:39 AM
Putting down lines quickly, especially when drawing figures from life, is in part practice overwriting the part of your mind that uses shortcut symbols to represent forms in order to learn more accurate ones instead.
At some point you wanna stop doing that, because you know what to put on the page.
At some point you wanna stop doing that, because you know what to put on the page.
I would make one more addition: "Presuming the future is always fallacious" isn't quite true, for the same reason that any given fallacy might not actually be a fallacy. If someone knows the future, or that is to say, fact and truth, it is not a fallacy. Still, we must have a way to test that.
September 22, 2025 at 4:30 AM
I would make one more addition: "Presuming the future is always fallacious" isn't quite true, for the same reason that any given fallacy might not actually be a fallacy. If someone knows the future, or that is to say, fact and truth, it is not a fallacy. Still, we must have a way to test that.
Correct. Additionally, if you yourself think that a triangle has four sides, claims of fallacy are one of many ways to continue your believing so.
I do hope logical construct and debate return, but we need a foundation for them first.
I do hope logical construct and debate return, but we need a foundation for them first.
September 22, 2025 at 2:54 AM
Correct. Additionally, if you yourself think that a triangle has four sides, claims of fallacy are one of many ways to continue your believing so.
I do hope logical construct and debate return, but we need a foundation for them first.
I do hope logical construct and debate return, but we need a foundation for them first.
Yes. Presuming the future is always fallacious.
Unfortunately, calling something a fallacy solves little. As the article indicates, "slippery slope" depends upon a lack of evidence, and all evidence can be dismissed by the sufficiently creative and determined mind.
We lack a standard of truth.
Unfortunately, calling something a fallacy solves little. As the article indicates, "slippery slope" depends upon a lack of evidence, and all evidence can be dismissed by the sufficiently creative and determined mind.
We lack a standard of truth.
September 22, 2025 at 1:10 AM
Yes. Presuming the future is always fallacious.
Unfortunately, calling something a fallacy solves little. As the article indicates, "slippery slope" depends upon a lack of evidence, and all evidence can be dismissed by the sufficiently creative and determined mind.
We lack a standard of truth.
Unfortunately, calling something a fallacy solves little. As the article indicates, "slippery slope" depends upon a lack of evidence, and all evidence can be dismissed by the sufficiently creative and determined mind.
We lack a standard of truth.
Absolutely, and completely correct.
September 14, 2025 at 7:41 PM
Absolutely, and completely correct.
We'll get a Paper Mario movie before that happens, I think.
I liked Super Paper Mario too, I thought it was clever both in gameplay and writing.
I liked Super Paper Mario too, I thought it was clever both in gameplay and writing.
September 13, 2025 at 2:47 PM
We'll get a Paper Mario movie before that happens, I think.
I liked Super Paper Mario too, I thought it was clever both in gameplay and writing.
I liked Super Paper Mario too, I thought it was clever both in gameplay and writing.
I'll not make the error of arguing against Nimoy. Even so, it remains the weird timeline.
These are what I see on Switch next, and maybe a cardboard cover for DS games, which might bode well for Nintendogs eventually.
Wario/Guitar Hero/DDR first, though. Or, Smash Collection.
These are what I see on Switch next, and maybe a cardboard cover for DS games, which might bode well for Nintendogs eventually.
Wario/Guitar Hero/DDR first, though. Or, Smash Collection.
September 13, 2025 at 5:18 AM
I'll not make the error of arguing against Nimoy. Even so, it remains the weird timeline.
These are what I see on Switch next, and maybe a cardboard cover for DS games, which might bode well for Nintendogs eventually.
Wario/Guitar Hero/DDR first, though. Or, Smash Collection.
These are what I see on Switch next, and maybe a cardboard cover for DS games, which might bode well for Nintendogs eventually.
Wario/Guitar Hero/DDR first, though. Or, Smash Collection.
The Virtual Boy wildcard has distorted my Nintendo predictive powers. If this track continues, we'll probably see Dreamcast games (and, by extention, Seaman) before Nintendogs returns.
September 13, 2025 at 3:48 AM
The Virtual Boy wildcard has distorted my Nintendo predictive powers. If this track continues, we'll probably see Dreamcast games (and, by extention, Seaman) before Nintendogs returns.