No need to fear, Jenny's here! My latest Rivals of Aether Workshop character is Jenny Wakeman from My Life as a Teenage Robot! Use her wide arsenal of weaponry to help defend the world of Aether! Character link in replies!

Ikr how insulting for him to call her straight 😭 those glasses don't do shit that mf is blind

More men like him please.

ok not to defend this crashout at all but im ngl after enough time playing the subnautica games, the "30 seconds" and "oxygen" callouts happen so often they just become background noise you tune out LOL i died this way once in sub2 and just went 'god im stupid'

Love when a game has hot guys and girls, shoutouts to bisexual game devs 🙏 I'm not attracted to women but it makes me happy when a game has options for everyone Anyway here's my list

Usuário nUt0225 e seu amigo estão trabalhando em uma ROMHack de Pokémon Platinum, onde será possível jogar multiplayer em até 2 jogadores e personalizar o visual dos personagens. No vídeo estão usando o emulador DeSmuME um sistema de retransmissão Lua/Python.

Incineroar used intimidate! 👹 #SuperMarioBros #Pokemon #Incineroar #PixelArt

Glad you asked! 1) LLMs are created by scraping all the art and writing off the internet without creator’s compensation or consent, allowing companies to make billions of stolen labor 2) This tech allows companies to then fire the very employees whose work they stole. It’s like taking your blood and using it to power your robot replacement 3) The resulting auto-generated plagiarism slurry can be extremely realistic, allowing companies, governments, scammers etc to create an infinite deluge of propaganda, fake evidence, scams, revenge porn, and addictive meaningless slop flooding our eyes from cradle to grave, a kind of reality-obliterating internet pollution at a scale beyond human comprehension. 4) That’s not even counting the massive electricity drain of the server farms that are gobbling up land and the impending economic crash when the so called “abundance” promised by Silicon Valley vultures never meets their impossible promises. LLMs are to societal trust what toxic runoff is to drinking water. And just like the pollution that comes from Exxon Mobile, this disaster is only possible when the government abdicates its regulatory responsibility because it’s been bought off by the CEOs responsible TLDR: PROS: You can make Judy Hopps make out with Martin Luther King CONS: Mass unemployment, the death of reality, a permanent underclass addicted to a digital meth slot machine

block me if you oppose same-sex marriage and i’m not joking

line deliveries from hazbin hotel s2 that have been looping in my head in no particular order

artist who makes every single one of their oc's lgbtq

Think you can handle the heat? Incineroar from Pokemon Sun and Moon joins the battle in #RivalsofAether Steam Workshop! With devastating power and deadly grabs, try out this fearsome fiery feline today! Character Download: steamcommunity.com/sharedfil… Trailer: youtu.be/e1TZ-7eXmN8

I'm sorry but this is what modded Minecraft looks like to me 😭

Ceruledge x The Roaring Knight #pokemon

I'm gonna use this to post a long ass tweet about Toriel's character lmao (1/2) While I don't think Toriel is inherently or intentionally malicious, she selfishly prioritizes her own emotions and will over the wellbeing of others and responsibilities under the ignorant pretense that her motherly and caring instincts and moral stances justify inaction, control of others, and lack of accountability, even when those actions ultimately harm the very people she claims to care for. She is emotionally indulgent. She is deeply unwilling to confront discomfort or complex obstacles in meaningful ways, even when that discomfort is necessary for healing or progress. It's counterintuitive to her intended goals. This isn't just if she's morally correct for doing any of these actions. This persists throughout Undertale and Deltarune. While in Undertale, she does learn that keeping Frisk against her will to cope with the lost of another child is wrong, that is only just one part of a bigger, fundamental problems that gets left completely unnoticed. After leaving the throne, she did not spend her time in the Ruins attempting to devise an alternative, peaceful solution to free monsterkind. She didn't research magic, history, or the nature of the barrier. She read books about snails and perfected a butterscotch-cinnamon pie recipe. This isn't just about avoiding emotional discomfort; it's a complete avoidance of the responsibility of a leader. Compare her to Alphys, who, for all her crippling flaws and deceit, was actively trying to solve the problem. Alphys's experiments were a disaster, but they were born from a desperate attempt to act. In the True Pacifist ending, she arrives to stop the fight. She is absolutely justified in her condemnation of Asgore's plan to kill Frisk. However, she delivers this condemnation from a position of unearned moral superiority, completely ignoring that her abandonment of him and the kingdom is a major contributing factor to why he was able to carry out this plan for so long. She never says, "I'm sorry I left you to face this alone." Or "I had abandoned my people at their darkest hour." In the end, she simply reassumes a role of leadership (as a teacher, a nurturer) without ever being held accountable for the consequences of her actions. All of these aspects of Toriel still persists to a lesser extent in deltarune. She still holds Kris's hand on the way to school. She's also Kris's default partner for school projects, limiting their interaction with peers. This behavior, while seemingly born of affection, stifles Kris's independence in a similar way to how she acts towards Frisk in Undertale. Anecdotes from others in Hometown reveal she can be extremely overprotective, having once made Asriel go to church for a week straight after he kissed a girl. This showcases a tendency to react with disproportionate control when her children step outside her prescribed boundaries. Toriel seems oblivious to the profound issues affecting Kris. Kris's side of the bedroom is devoid of personal interests or accomplishments, a fact Toriel doesn't seem concerned about. Also, she has repeatedly checked out library books on "How To Care For A Human," implying a long-term struggle to connect with and understand her adopted child. This suggests she's more comfortable with the idea of being a good mother than with doing the difficult work of understanding her child's specific, and clearly complex, needs that go beyond a book of instructions. Toriel is aware of Kris's strange behaviors, like putting bath bombs in the toilet, but treats them as quirky antics rather than potential signs of a deeper issue. This is a form of emotional indulgence; it's easier to dismiss behavior as "weird" than to confront the possibility that her child is struggling in ways she doesn't understand. She says that she's worried about Kris to Alphys, but doesn't directly go out of her way to ask Kris herself. Do you see the pattern here?

tf is he supposed to do😭#deltarune