No more than Planet of the Apes, or Buck Rogers unfortunately.

Would an anti-isekai involve a traumatic event somehow altering the world around them? Rather than sending them to another world?

"No Guns Life" is clearly using auto generated subtitles that have never been proofread, none of the names are consistent even within the sale line.

So the name of the mega-corp (Bh-rhu-ren maybe) has shown up as Burning, Boil, Baron, Barren, and others.

Useless, and no screen text translations.

What they're proposing isn't actually a card, it's a phone app.

A phone app connecting to a central database, all made by the lowest bidder.

They're wanting a single point of failure for identity theft.

Helvetica is a blight upon clear typography.

The game's financial rating is just a scream.

Exactly like my reaction to the sheer quantity of micro transactions they're going to shove into every single millimeter of that game.

Open /all/ hours.

#NaughtyASitcom

I had a similar reaction, I thought it felt like when an anime series getting edited down into a movie.

Technically all the important plot points are there, but there's no connective tissue, no structure.

But WHY though?

LLMs are singularly awful at information retrieval due to, that's not at all what they were designed to do.

Oh, don't worry, crippled farming safety standards means that they'll still kill you with fruit and veg too.

They've got the livestock shitting in the irrigation water that gets sprayed over the crops, so you can die from fecal diseases by eating a salad.

Well, this isn't A Converted Church in Venice, Italy.

Can't let Logan choose the beer, because we all know he picked up a taste for cider while serving in Europe during the wars.

It became a delightfully daft show, for example the result of their interaction with Shakespeare.

They didn't just bury the lead, they fitted it with a concrete overcoat and dumped it into the bay.

At the moment we're luck if films RELEASE with finished effects so...