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and apparently now i have to go through everything and change "NSO" and "NSO+EP" to "Nintendo Classics". Great. Yes. Thank you, giant multinational corporation, for making arbitrary changes to create more work for everyone with a website.
i suppose it would fall on deaf ears to ask the neocities site admins to use anubis wouldn't it.
i have comparatively little visual art on my site. I feel really sorry for all the dedicated visual artists with megabytes of pictures hosted here. To have all of that dumped into a funnel and forcefed to 100 different AI algorithms without a care in the world and distilled into mindless content makes me want to punch something.
ATP I've kind of just ... given up? Or accepted that my work is going to be fed to AI if I put it on the internet. I hate gen-AI and will never use it myself, but I don't want to degrade my work with "nightshade" or anti-AI filters and I'm not going to jump through hoops to avoid it getting scraped ... feels like losing a battle.
yknow... according to wikimedia, 68% of all traffic requests across all projects is from AI scrapers. plus the recent hitspikes on neocities. tbph it looks like existing models are being retrained or there's a new model coming out soon.
in the meantime though, some trustfunder sure is making it everyone else's problem.
ive always had suspicions against duolingo's morals but i just couldn't tell if i was biased against new popular things
I'm glad that they made the decision for me because I was going back and forth about returning.
I was hoping LoZ made the list. OoT was my introduction into the series and all-time favorite 😁 (though, I experienced it on the 3ds :,D)
Your ocarina description reminds me a bit of this YT series by Any Austin: Unremarkable and odd things you never looked at.
the grip MarioKart 64 had on me... it was childhood routine for me and my brother to play a round of MK before school every day. i'd also totally forgot about 1080 Snowboarding until just now - i'll have to look out my old cartirdge!
the title is a reference to grant kirkhope's E-mu Systems low tamborine and Enya's Roland D-50, both of which show up here.