cyberbully

@cyberbully.zone

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jamming with the console cowboys in cyberspace

a heading that reads "Show of the Day (freeleech)" with the subheading "Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em"
a screenshot of a webpage. the logo reads "foobar2000 Wiki for Japanese Users"
a screenshot that reads "Pre-Order Exclusive Early Download: William Basinski’s The Disintegration Loops – Arcadia Archive Edition." Below the text is the album cover for a new release of William Basinski's The Disintegration Loops
Screenshot of a user's comment on an issue tracker thread, in reply to another user. The writing style is reminiscent of pedantic arguments from web forums of the early 2000s and makes liberal use of inline quotes. The text reads: ch...@gmail.com added comment #494: "ad…@gmail.com": > The paraphrased parts are in inverted commas with the quoted parts in quotes for that message. Which is why it was warranted to me. As it is valid to use them like that. Single quotes ("inverted commas" as you say) are quotation marks. Quotation marks indicate quotes, not paraphrases. > and some of the links seem to be going to the wrong comments. It is unclear which links you refer to. > Only see Gmail account that doesn't talk about that stuff. It is unclear what you mean by "Gmail account" and "that stuff". > I wasn't just referring to that one though it was implied by multiple or the status itself. It is unclear what you mean by "that one" and "multiple". > But I feel like the comments were clear enough and it seems other people are understanding what I'm saying. Im assuming you're not a member of Google's Staff or or on Chromium Team who can change anything, (judging off the Gmail) so as you said, this is "not a discussion forum" & I think me going over every piece of punctuation or slightly unorthodox phrasing is distracting from the point, On that note, I'm going to leave it there as anything more feels spammy.
a mediainfo screenshot showing two different durations being reported for the same video file. the "general" duration being reported is longer than the actual duration of the video.
An inbox view of five emails, all within the span of about an hour, all for the chromium issue tracker page for JPEG XL decoding support.
The title screen for Signalis.
console output from MakeMKV. The message "This may take some time, please be patient - it can't be avoided." is printed three times on separate lines.
Screencap of MediaInfo showing the metadata of bluesky's converted video
Short clip of a bonus minigame in Donkey Kong Bananza. The player is mashing the button to blast between barrels and explode gold blocks.
An off-screen photo of the title screen for the 32X game Tempo
Partial intro and how to play for the Neo Geo game Shock Troopers. The video is recorded off-screen on an angle.
A man sits at a PC setup tucked away in the corner of a room with a low, sloped ceiling. A CRT monitor sits atop a desk with a pull-out keyboard tray. Posters for Ghost in the Shell and Army of Darkness are pinned to the ceiling.
An ASCII art message of the day on an IRC server. It reads "dot zone"
A screenshot of a web page that shows pictures of a small circuit board and some explanatory text. The pictures show "mod board" standing freely and installed into a Super Nintendo, providing a new optical audio output for digital extraction.
Four square icons are arranged in two grids on a white background. On the left, the grid shows the icons at their native resolution. On the right, the icons appear at a larger scale. The icons generally adhere to a 16-color palette used by personal computers in the 1980s. Clockwise from top left, the icons show: 1. A magnifying glass held in front of a face which sits on a blue background. The face's open eye is enlarged in the magnifying glass. The whole image appears heavily dithered. 2. A syringe half-filled with green liquid on a blue background. The syringe is casting a shadow and the blue background has a simple embossed effect to convey depth 3. An open and burning zippo-style lighter viewed at a three-fourths angle. The lighter is casting a shadow. 4. A side view of a white cathode ray tube monitor with a keyboard positioned directly in front of it. Its screen is teal. The background of the icon is split from the bottom left corner to the top right corner. The left half is deep blue. The right half appears white.
A clip from California Crisis (1986). The clip showcases the colorful and intensely shaded style of the animation.
A promotional video demonstrates the various functionalities of an RJ45 crimper. The video is silent, save for a jaunty violin cover of the Vanessa Carlton song "A Thousand Miles."
The title screen for Neo Turf Masters. The picture is taken off-screen from a CRT TV.
A number of Dragon Ball figures in dramatic poses line the top of a pizzeria's glass display case.
Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River in Yellowstone National Park
Screenshot of an AI generated summary of youtube stream chat. The summary is prepended with a warning that says "Quality may vary." The summary reads: "The chat conversation revolves around Nintendo's latest reveal of the Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom DLC, which many were disappoitned to learn is a Just Dance crossover."
Screenshot of a top-of-page forum breadcrumb which shows "Forums, Annoucements, Announcements, Please Stop Over-Quoting"
A CRT television showing a frame of TikTok personality Beavo choking on a piece of potato he has neglected to chew.
A screenshot of an iPhone Photos app "Memories" collage. The highlighted collage is titled "February at home 2024."
A histogram shows, roughly, a bell curve. Below the histogram, deep in the left-most sextile where no data appears to be plotted, there is an indicator pointing up with a simple text label: "You."
a kitschy piece of home goods that reads "our family recipe / a big scoop of laughter / 2 cups of love / a dash of faith / a spoonful of forgiveness / a pinch of hope / sweeten with patience / and top with kindness"
Tags attributed to an album including "breakcore," "horrorcore" and "cringecore"
nendoroid of emil as he appears in nier replicant
A hight resolution portrait of actor Shih Chun looking pleased and smiling in his role as Lu Zhenyi from the 1983 film "Da Lunhui / The Wheel of Life."
Job description requirements that read "Requirements: You have deep empathy for the needs of developers."