wolfshadowheart

Yeah AI upscaling has been around for years, there's phenomenal implementations of it where you legitimately can't tell, and there's godsawful implementations that are thrown together in a matter of 15 minutes, given one pass, and submitted.

Every piece of media I've upscaled (mostly animation) has been great. So far, every upscaled release I've seen posted has been terrible. And yes, it may only have been 2 or 3, but that makes it that much sadder because only 3 movies have been released with upscales and they wouldn't even take the time to do it well.

It's a shame.

Peanut butter.

On the bum.

When we were young, my partner dared my friend to put peanut butter on bread and stick them under his underwear on his butt for the rest of the night.

He did and told me he wasn't able to eat peanut butter for almost a decade lmao. Absolute trooper for going through with it.

I am become whale

If I've learned anything on my time with the Internet it's got to be due cookies (tracking).

The United States doesn't even have tracks across all of the land-connected states. South Dakota and Wyoming don't have Amtrak - if I'm not mistaken they have no public train services and you'd need a Greyhound bus.

Alaska and Hawaii too, although those are least understandable why given their location.

It's not green. This is blasphemy!

The white ones are always dirty, but the green ones are clean because I can't see the dirt. Duh!

You can make ricotta the same way, but it seems that more commonly uses lemon juice

That's an interesting one. I feel like you'd get a fun 5-10 hours out of it but it always kind of caps out there. I go back to it every few years and after an hour I'm just kind of like, oh yeah.

I agree. I almost never fast travel in games, when I do it's at the very end game usually if I'm just trying to 100% it.

I never felt the need to travel in Cyberpunk 2077. Nor for Yakuza or Dragons Dogma.

I beat most of Skyrim without fast travel too, though that one began getting tedious at the end. I never even attempted with RDR2, it felt pointless.

Basically, yes. Some companies also have "leeway months", so to continue your example say you don't pay it off entirely for the first 3 months, but just a portion. My credit card has (1) year to the date of purchase before interest accrues, so as long as it's paid off within the year I can take as long as I like to pay it off.

Still, always pay off in full when you can.

Production/stage hand at events fits up this alley!