Here's a video about it for ya.

And it gets to the point at around 50 minutes.

Ideally, yes.

Realistically for the time being, good god no. It'd be a cyber security nightmare.

That's the Philly I know and love.

I also know (at least) one of the owners of the philly cybertrucks is getting off on the attention.

The physical parts of it can be imitated well enough with the various devices, so you can experience those whenever.

The emotional side of things is much more complicated. For that each person is very very different, and it really depends on the situation, relationship, and intentions.. just to name a few sides.

When the corruption is this comically obvious, it's almost hard to believe. I mean.. gold bars, really?

Anyways, good riddance and gosh I hope the plethora of others who aren't being as cartoon villainy about it would also receive trials, convictions, and swift exits, but I know that's a pipe dream.

Probably that first NES controller.. Those corners were hell on the palms.

Considering it was asked to copy the previous text, it could easily be something the creator of this screen cap had written and the chat or literally just copied. A 'repeat after me' into a gotcha.

Nevermind. Enough other screenshot have shown the exact same text in realistic looking prompts that I suppose this is legit... Sadly.

It would have been really nice to have had him as a president for a term. He'd be doing all the same things he's doing now, but with more authority. It would have been really interesting to watch mainstream media have a meltdown over everything he put forward.

Ah. Is there a list somewhere of places we've defederated from? I haven't been keeping up with my fellow lemmy.blahaj's.

How in the hell did the blue buy the 'I lost it' excuse? It's a piece of furniture. It's not like you take it out anywhere unless you're moving.

There are currently three types of isekai:

1. Writing crutch to explain why the MC is special.

2. Tangential isekai. These are the time skip, reincarnated, or other 'from this world but not' types

3. Writing crutch to explain a world with 'game-like' qualities.

Nearly all Isekai currently out do not need to be isekai, it's just being overused to quickly explain why/how the world and MC are so different from baseline reality. Usually the real point is to connect the character to a more understandable and relatable base.

I've been reading way too many light novels lately, and many of them are labeled isekai, but it's completely inconsequential outside of a very minor plot point.