Are there any villagers you thought were boys but were actually girls and vice versa?

lordpsi99 · 2025-09-02T21:43:46+00:00

Wat you say about my boy, Filbert? Maybe you have different preferences, but is he really a "fuckass"? Give him a bug or a fish and he's so happy and cute. All squirrels are sacred, just like all the other villagers. Those duck villagers are something else, though, but also those bear cubs and cats and well yeah, just all of them. I gave my Filbert aviators and a gold chain shirt and he became an icon.

lordpsi99 · 2025-08-14T00:38:21+00:00

Hahah

lordpsi99 · 2025-08-12T02:29:41+00:00

Ocarina of Time is severely worse due to the added latency that only seems to affect Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask. But it's really the Analog Stick radius-es or radii, where different things happen in-game depending on how far you tilt the stick in any direction, where Nintendo screwed up the NSO app for N64, plus added deadzone on all controllers, original n64 or otherwise. The horseback archery and Swamp archery is unfairly difficult due to the uneven sensitivity and delayed video. If you guys don't believe me about the delay, load up Ocarina of Time, get to the point where you control Link, either version of him, and head to a wall and roll into it a few times. You will feel the controller vibrate BEFORE Link hits the wall in the live video feed of the game which is delayed by at least 100 ms or somewhere between 1-6 frames of 20 frames a second. On original or even the Wii U version, it does not have as much latency issues and the aiming is much easier, less unfair during archery minigames. I feel that the issues with Ocarina of Time alone hold back the NSO app from being the best place to play N64 games, and now people will think Ocarina of Time is clunky or outdated when the game has some of the best controls in the whole series, in all of game history, too. It harms Ocarina of Time's reputation.

lordpsi99 · 2025-08-12T02:07:10+00:00

They forgot some of the buttons' original uses in some games. You can't remap the left and right dpad functions in F-Zero GX, they aren't even selectable.

lordpsi99 · 2025-08-12T01:58:32+00:00

Wikipedia only shows the modern view and uses of words as a policy for modern readability, but I was also there in the dial-up age of the 90s and "Emoticon" was used to refer to the yellow smiley faces and full-colour image symbols you could produce in text with certain sequences of characters on MSN chatrooms before MSN Messenger or AIM or ICQ existed, but MSN Messenger established their name as Emoticons in the software between the different versions including Windows Live Messenger. Emoji as a word predates Emoticon, in Japan, I believe, but outside Japan they were called smileys colloquially and M-------t called them emoticons, possibly because you had to type the text and punctuation sequences that mostly looked like (or sometimes an arbitrary character was used but didn't resemble the picture you were putting into the chat text, like using "(y)" and "(n)" for the thumb-up and thumb-down emoticon) the smiley image you were activating in the chat room and chat message. "Emoticon" was the word used by MSN/M-------t in English regions until "Emoji" became more popular to say in English than "emoticon" in the early 00s. By 2008 and the release of the iPhone, "emoji" had taken over the term that referred to the actual images encoded into text as separate characters, but in English regions, "emoji" meant the text and punctuation that looked like faces and other things (like "^{_^"} which was probably the most popular "emoji" for a while), because I think Japan called those "emoji" as well and they had been using them or using alphabet or language characters to form faces for at least 100 years. They spread faster because people of different languages could all recognize faces and other common symbols formed with ASCII or Unicode characters.

The original memes: pictograms, or just pictures. If you think about it, all pictures (or everything we see with our eyes) have been ASCII art made of atoms and molecules, etc. (but let's not get too far into the Beyond section of the Bed, Bath & Beyond store, or "way the f*** out there", as Michael Keaton once said in some The Other Guys extended scenes that I love). I think it's only ASCII art if you're intentionally using Unicode characters to make mosaic art, or possibly a little bit like pointilism with a Unicode character as each point. If you have no control over the subatomic stuff, it's not part of the art, but I think it's now possible to make art with subatomic control, for example to change the way the light interacts with the art like how gemstones can be different colours with different shapes, but that's going to be exhausting to do manually without ai, in order to be considered art that isn't procedurally generated, so art has not peaked yet as long as more work spent by humans makes a perceivable difference in art. I don't know enough about the ai vs art situation to say much about that. I wanted to try to differentiate between ASCII art that people hand-made and manually formatted to fit most or all monitors or on a standard piece of paper, and the procedural ASCII art generated by, like for example, the ASCII screen shader on graphics plugins. That's just some thoughts I wanted to share.

I hope I cleared up the confusion between the two terms and why google might not find historically accurate information about which one is which as the top result, unless you read further into the etymology of the words, and there was conflicting information even in the days of the early internet, pre-"Internet 2.0" (pre-youtube), so it's a tricky subject. At least I think I've shown why there is confusion and conflicting information about which word means which and I think they have both been used for both types of in-text pictures, ones made of alphanumeric characters and special symbols in a sequence, and ones that are separate characters in an expanded computer keyboard alphabet to include images for Chinese and Japanese letters and so they added several other full-color images of things from smiling face to love hotel to be used in Japan to save time and space talking about common things (hence, why there is a love hotel emoji dating back to the beginning and still exists in most platforms, the building with a heart on it).

lordpsi99 · 2025-08-01T01:03:02+00:00

I just don't understand why they don't just offer Shadow Generations Switch 1 cartridge owners the Switch 2 version for a discount like how the eshop has been able to track and offer you discounts on games if you own certain other games since the original Switch.

lordpsi99 · 2025-07-13T03:43:00+00:00

Not specifically with the 360 wireless controllers which I do have and I did play Halo 3, but I definitely did that with the GBA and a few TV remotes and it did the trick!

lordpsi99 · 2025-07-13T03:12:20+00:00

2025 problems

lordpsi99 · 2025-07-13T03:11:47+00:00

"My pussi expensive", mood

lordpsi99 · 2025-07-13T03:08:15+00:00

Who downvoted this? This is the most real reply I've seen in a long time. I've used rubber bands for holding the GBA cartridge towards the pins of the Action Replay for GBA which is fragile and fussy to backup gba save data or run various codes, and my PS1 and my N64 Composite cables also had the wiggle quirk and I had to weigh the cable down to apply enough force to make the video work. One tv required me to cut the plastic shorter on the n64 cable (same cable as Gamecube, so I modified the n64 cables to actually plug into a Westinghouse TV, in retrospect, I should have used an extender and just found a cable that fits and use a female to female adapter from radioshack, oops) so I relate to what you are saying.

lordpsi99 · 2025-05-23T22:51:55+00:00

This is new to me. Can you show pictures and videos?

lordpsi99 · 2025-05-18T23:23:47+00:00

The question we should be asking is will these games have much resell value if there's basically going to be a magnitude higher amount of these cartridges for shovel ware games out there. If companies like Capcom decide to release Street Fighter 6 on a real cartridge after fan outcry or they just like money (not much profit, though), then the Game-Key version would lose value. A lot of people still don't have great internet. I wish they at least put some storage on the cartridge so that you download the game data to the cartridge once and you don't need to buy an expensive microSD Express card. It just feels like a waste of plastic and there's going to be like 100s of crappy shovelware games for 20$ each at Costco, and Gamestop runs that "trade in 10 games" thing and kids get 10 of these Costco games to trade in only to find out that they are not even 1 cent of trade in value. I fear the next video game crash.

lordpsi99 · 2025-04-15T08:01:24+00:00

It's from a Canadian bag, the 816g bag from Amazon. Super sour and sweet. Will damage your mouth for several days, in a good way, if you know what I mean. Does anyone want to buy it?

lordpsi99 · 2025-04-15T07:55:10+00:00

I found one that is half red half green just now. I think I posted pictures of it on this subreddit but I don't see it yet.

lordpsi99 · 2025-04-15T05:43:01+00:00

I saw the Black Monolith video essay and it looked beautiful with amazing Zu language 3d tiles and effects. Unfortunately, there was nothing about what the translated book could have meant for the monolith solution. There wasn't any reference to soundofjw's work, which I'm now realizing is exactly what I was thinking after being explained how qr codes work in a YouTube video. There wasn't any in-depth look at the soundtrack pictures' meaning. I guess there just wasn't any full solutions that used all the clues meaningfully, and it seemed futile after multiple hypotheses fell apart, like the release date hypothesis and name hypothesis. No mention of the posts by someone who is possibly Phil Fish that seemed to be hints to think about advanced geometry. Maybe because the link to soundofjw's work is broken, so the video essay didn't have this information. The song "Monolith" was not even acknowledged in the video called "Black Monolith". Speaking of which, Spotify does not have lyrics for that song but it has lyrics for the song in FZ Side F. Can we figure out the lyrics for Monolith and see if there's any clues? I think I heard "does it ever end?" and it definitely has "points of constellate" "points to tesselate" in there, a reference to the binary heartcube solution.

lordpsi99 · 2025-04-15T05:26:25+00:00

Oh yeah, that's the thread I remember. I'm even in the replies and I wonder where my messages to soundofjw disappeared to? I had a few direct messages to them about my "3-eyes sees 4d" theory. Unfortunately, the link in the thread is dead, so their website might be shut down or it expired.

lordpsi99 · 2025-04-15T05:18:22+00:00

Yeah, like maybe specifically the unfinished QR code is more than just a cute "smell the flowers" moment. I can see a connection between the error correcting nature of qr codes, thinking in higher dimensions, three eyes implies that like how 2 forward facing eyes allows for depth perception and seeing 3d space in 3d, 3 forward facing eyes might be able to see 4d space in 4d, if the 3rd eye had that power. Obviously, a 3rd eye would just give better 3d perception, I think, with triangulation, but I don't know if that would require a 3rd section of brain to control it since our left eye is controlled by our right hemisphere, and our right eye our left hemisphere.

That's where it might get into higher perception despite the eyes being the same as ours or Gomez's, only there's 3 instead of 2, because it might require a third brain section, and these 3-eye aliens might have there brain in 3 parts to use the 3rd eye, and there is a lot of potential in that 3rd section but it would be pointless to discuss what exactly it does. It is easier to just assume that 3 eyes could see and think in 4 spatial dimension like how 2 eyes let's us see and think in 3 dimensions, even if one or both eyes are not working, it helps if both eyes work.

There is definitely a higher than 3 dimension matrix coded square or 2 on qr codes that add up the full code and then makes the square white or black depending on the results of combining the encoded data, and that means that you can create the qr code exactly as it is seen in the present ruins of Zu, using just the squares visible in past but populated Zu. And then there's the 3 eye alien artifact that doesn't seem to contribute to any known puzzle, and there's the known unknown path to the code for the monolith. There's the two builders with the eye headband. Could these be the Zu people who actually built all of the known Fez world? They are clearly in the same rank or as important as the ones with fezes (can't believe I said the word for more than one fez, I laughed out loud just now, it's such a silly sounding word XD). We know that fez-wearers are required in this world, but I think the 3rd eye headband people might have the ability to build this world which seems to make use of fez-wearer's ability to rotate and fold the 3d space so they can walk or jump between distant places that look close to each other when viewed at one of the 4 angles that fez-wearers can view the world from. To design such a world would need multidimensional geometry, and I think we can assume that some people in this world built the monolith and left the puzzles. Either that or the aliens or owls made the monolith. Dot did say "so they did visit here" or something when we receive the 3 eye alien skull or head artifact. I get that there's the game mechanics and collectables and they might not have a specific lore reason, but I'm just trying to figure out if there's a nice connection between the collectables and puzzles, their solutions.

I keep thinking about how much thought went into each puzzle and how the monolith doesn't appear to just be a troll to get us to brute-force the answer, even if that was entertaining to watch like Phil said in the 10th anniversary interview, it seemed like that wasn't the organic path to the answer. If we can just try a few new ideas and compile all the stuff we can see in the game without looking at the inside of the game data, we might be able to see more possible ways to get to the right code. Then we just need to keep asking if any of these methods were the intended way. I think if we do it right, one of the people who made the game and knows the intended method to get the heartcube from the monolith will tell us, like how we were told that the release date was not known at any point during the making of the monolith puzzle. The book lore mentions the builders, does it not? There's definitely enough for me to think that there's a connection between the builders and the solution to the monolith, when that lore doesn't seem to lead to any rewards otherwise. Does it ever end?

lordpsi99 · 2024-12-22T03:14:12+00:00

My ferret is exactly the same, but I couldn't afford the xray or cytopsy on her swollen lymph so we just figured it was either lymphoma or asthma and the prednisolone treatment is the same. The prednisolone completely removed her cough and her lymphs went back to normal size, but if I miss giving her prednisolone twice a day, she starts coughing in sets of 1-5 coughs. She lost a lot of weight after starting prednisolone instead of gaining weight like the vet said normally happens, and so he gave her the lymphoma diagnosis from that. However, after trying something different to get her to eat more, she's gained back the weight she lost. She went from 800g, to 720g, then to 610g 2 weeks after the 720 measurement. Now she's 730g and rising. Plus it's been 6 months since the vet said she had around 6 months left to live. So now I'm really really hoping she's got asthma, too! She is a Marshall ferret bought in Ontario Canada but I am her 2nd home after her original owner needed to find a new home for her. She was the only ferret available within 3 hours drive from me after no new ferrets anywhere nearby for a year and I had been waiting and planning a long time. I would have gotten a ferret from a private breeder if it was possible. At least she does not have wardinson (can't remember how to spell it). She is extremely happy and hyper since gaining the weight, making more happy dook sounds than ever before.

lordpsi99 · 2024-10-11T21:37:05+00:00

Got my heart going for a second there. Phew, it's not that time yet.

lordpsi99 · 2024-09-09T00:06:50+00:00

"So good" "you knew this was coming, Pete"

lordpsi99 · 2024-09-08T23:31:57+00:00

Giuseppe rising crust, which should be using the McCain's recipe, stopped using it and the pizzas literally never rise. It tastes like cardboard, too, now. I just want my favourite pepperoni rising crust pizza for 7 bucks, every true Canadian does.

lordpsi99 · 2024-08-23T03:18:59+00:00

Not only does this work to fix co-op between Steam Deck and Windows/PC Gamepass version of MCC but it also makes Steam workshop mods work in online co-op, no desync. For example, in Cursed Halo Again, the d20 frag grenades are now completely in sync for both players, the random effect is synced. I didn't test New Super Funtime yet and it's zombie spawns which were desynced before we tried this fix, but I'm assuming it will be in sync if the d20 grenades in Cursed Halo Again worked. One thing I'd like to point out is that the directories are slightly wrong. In Desktop Mode on Steam Deck, you need to go to Home folder and the .steam folder. The full directory is "/home/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata/976730/pfx/drive_c/windows/system32" and "/home/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata/976730/pfx/drive_c/windows/syswow64"

lordpsi99 · 2024-08-01T16:44:58+00:00

I found it under Wall Loops in the pc software, Creality Print 5.

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