I AM INTERSILVER

YOU WERE INTERSEXIST PREPARE TO DIE

[pixiefeatherkw3]

حرية

[cr4yolapc]

your desktop pet (multimedia, 2023)

[guilhernunes]

The router is not functioning.

[tigerbluethunder]

The monstets are back but this time its from silent hill homecoming 💥

[terafiedd]

Ngl but drawing the same characters constantly does make you improve

[higanbanahills]

every medkit from silent hill 1 - silent hill downpour

[fleebites]

junicorn

day 28

‘garden’

[album-tourney]

Looking up songs on YouTube simulator

[album-tourney]

Updated

[woozymitts]

Innacurate, where's the completely incomprehensible gibberish comment like this:

[pokemonarchive]

Invisible to Me (2025) Illustrator: kirisAki

[pokemonarchive]

Galarian Rapidash (2022) - Illustration Contest Top 100 Illustrator: nomichi

[xvisualtreasure08x]

[ickaimp]

So this is not a plea for money. This is something that surprised me, and chatting with people on discord, they were unaware of as well.

Discovered last year I couldn’t look at my 2015 MacBook Air without it triggering nausea and migraines, and figured the screen died. Have been getting by on my phone, but concluded I really need a laptop again.

Saved up, realised I could afford a brand new MacBook Neo, and got one.

-And I couldn’t spend more than five minutes looking at the screen without massive eye strain, nausea, vertigo, and if I pushed it, I-need-to-lie-down-in-a-dark-room-for-hours migraines.

Looking up MacBook and Eyestrain explained what is going on. The liquid retina displays that Apple currently has uses Pulse Width Modulation or PWM. In order to give the screens a deeper depth of colour and contrast, PWM flickers between several hundred to thousand times a second.

And there is currently no way to turn it off. There are settings and apps to reduce it, but there is no way to stop the screen from flickering. Checked Apple forums, called Apple Support, and the time I could look at the screen kept shrinking. Got the laptop Tuesday, returned it Friday, today is Sunday and I’m still dealing with a vertigo migraine.

For MacBooks, it seems to vary on the computer model and the software it uses. In retrospect, the issue with my MacBook Air started after a major software update.

And it’s not just an Apple thing. Current Windows and Android screens do the same thing. There’s even a Reddit for people who are sensitive to PWM flickers to help find computers and screens that won’t trigger eyestrain and headaches.

So, yeah. This week has been a learning experience. But for those who are prone to headaches and migraines, this may be something to be aware of, cause I was not.

[nostalgiaville]

"EverythingGirl.com Archive" is a personal project of mine that attempts to reconstruct the whole website, and fix/replace any broken/missing assets. I'm excited to finally show this to the public! But keep in mind the website's still a work in progress, so a lot of clickable links lead to nothing:

https://everything-girl.neocities.org/

[targetedknowledge]

[082005]

2006

[tedturnerwascrazy]

Looking at all the posts criticizing how Belos went out, I feel like the people who were dissatisfied with his death are focusing too much on the actual moment where he was killed.

Yes, being stomped to death into an ineffectual puddle of goo by three of the people directly impacted by his actions could be considered anticlimactic and pathetic. You might consider it a not fitting end for such a villain.

However, the climactic end/defeat these people wanted happened moments before, when Luz ripped him out of the Titan's heart. That was the scene with all the lighting, imagery, and fluid animation. That was the ending these people claim they want, yet curiously seem to ignore. It was truly over the moment Luz shouted "NOW EAT THIS SUCKAAAA" and suplexed the goop man into fucking oblivion.

Everything that happened afterward was a victory lap. It was to demonstrate that Belos had truly lost all his power, between his pathetic begging and negging a contemptuously silent Luz and Eda, Raine, and King stepping between him and her to deliver the killing blow(s).

I think it would do well to distinguish between defeat and death, because those aren't always the same thing. In this case, Belos was defeated before he met a fittingly ignoble end. People are free to disagree and not like what they did, but I feel like it was the best way for him to go out.

(Also Eda/King/Raine just curb stomping him was very funny and NOT jarring)

[vivid-bluez]

I personally liked that his death was anticlimactic and kinda pathetic because that was exactly the kind of death the he deserved. He was a scheming, pathetic man who used bigotry as a way to make himself seem stronger. To his last moment, he was trying to gaslight and manipulate someone.

Philip/Belos is a unique villain to me because people who are like him and think like him exist.

He’s a religious extremist who wants to purge the “undesirables”, this is a description that match real world organizations and leaders. So seeing him have an anticlimactic death and seeing the people and the Isles heal from his actions was way more cathartic than any dramatic death scene would’ve been.

[vyvilha]

emperor belos is literally one of the most characters ever. like. you don't get it. he's a 400 years old puritan. he is the most powerful witch that ever lived. he's a Creature. he thinks of himself as a savior of humanity. he killed 50 children. he possesed the body of God. he bit a person with his bare teeth. once he got hit by a car. his name is philip and he's from connecticut

[vivid-bluez]

He died by getting curb stomped by two middle aged gay people and the son of a god.