>>26130 Hi Frank, how's going? I just want to know how are you doing?

>>25598 Yeah couldn't find 5 on there. Googling around lead me to a lot of various free book sites of varying quality. vk.com searches had been good for me with more popular stuff, but this seemed a bit more niche. I have no idea who's uploading this crap in the first place.

>>26258 Unfortunately the issue is gatekeeping, or the lack there of with social media. Kids have always imitated what they perceive to be popular, but there used to be some level of gatekeeping/censoring-via-availability but with social media there is none. Like when I was growing up everyone wanted to be a TV/Movie star and this fundamentally the same thing. The difference is that there are standards for what can and can not shown on TV or in a movie and there are far less on social media. I think a good solution would be to have multiple age rating for social media rather then just having an everyone and an 18+ rating. Enforcement is an issue, and I know a lot of people are terrified of letting the government in on regulating this kind of stuff, but I think thats the only way that it can be done. We should just take the existing TV/Movie ratings scale and apply it to social media sites. As for enforcement, if we give parents of at least checking to see what kind of rating the content creator their kids are watching are making they can make an informed decision to not allow them to watch their content, or at least make it harder for them to watch it. Requiring a credit card transaction to access the entire social media site isn't a bad idea necessarily, I know it would have stopped me from accessing shit my parents wouldn't want me to, and, card holders can be sent a list of the content that was access on the account linked to that card via that crediting agency which will allow parents to see what their kids are watching and they can be given a break down of how much time is spent on content of each rating. This does unfortunately keep people with bad credit out and possibly pave a way for a social credit system.

>>26291 How about we firebomb all the internet servers along the east coast of America?

>>26292 Its not a localized issue. You would have to take down the internet everywhere on earth for good. I guess if we had a situation like in Dot.Hack where the whole internet goes down in a spectacular blaze of glory we could rebuild a new one that has safeguards against kids accessing social media but that would require a system where safeguards are in place. IDK maybe we should just have 2 Internets. One that has curated content that is accessible for all ages and one that has everything. Applying filters to the regular internet has failed spectacularly.

>>26275 And it's even easier to just let the electronics be your kid's nanny than actually be a parent.

>>26287 Unfortunately. Most people are better off being sterilized for the good of the world.

>>26285 >What a creepy generation, caring about things decades old. I mean ugh right? What kind of shitlord gives a fuck about old things that were probably problematic and regressive anyway.

>>26279 >That headline >That disclamer Do you have an actual decent source?

>>26280 I don't notthebee has ever got caught making a false statement, and they direclyquote a gizmondo article verbatim.

>>26281 No exceptions faggot. Rags are rags and not your friend. https://archive.ph/uUHuy

>>26131 Was just going through a list of childhood animations I saw and wondered if any of them were worth going after. Then I remembered I did use to see this and is such a good series. My favorite episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DnBMBu4RAQ

>>26257 Successful doesn't mean popular or well known. It only got massive attention after the show.

>>26267 Pack your things and get out of my thread.

>>26268 Never.

>>26169 It's really good and doesn't try to preach, just makes everyone a victim of circumstance like IRL.

>>25255 Allegations which were bullshit but everyone is retarded

>>26190 Such is life in the USA

>>26128 Industry faggots are largely never creative with their follow the leader bullshit, so my money's on reason #3. With the current corporate climate (aided by witch hunts from leftist HR), it's impossible to say "no" to anyone who is non-white and making a story about "culture" without being crucified as a racist and permanently blacklisted from the industry.

Pixar was always shit

>>26128 People who comment on media in the consuming class are critical of everything if it depicts real groups and execs are terrified of criticism from liberals and their ilk. All that's left is "authentic" stories from "authentic" people, which is defined as being immigrants from urban centers, which are devoid of any genuine culture that people have to worry about the depiction of.

>>23774 >Less thinking more doing. Keep your projects short and small until you can figure out the exact style you want a have a sense of how much time it takes you to do things. Ain't that the truth. I just have to come up with a bunch of small scale projects. I am in a typical beginner trap of having a big ideas and thinking I am not good enough yet to draw a comic. I need to get out of that hole and either come up with some short, few panel comics to begin with. That or break my current ideas into small, self-contained episodes of four panel strips. >>26073 Thanks, that's a very good video. >>26041 >>26073 >>26078 Self-hosted site is the way to go for the most freedom, but keep in mind that if your comic is too edgy google might not show your site in the results. Even oglaf is getting that treatment. Just something to keep in mind. Publishing a censored version of your comic on mainstream platforms and uncensored one on another is one way to get around that.

>>24199 > I didn't read anything and jumped straight to the end. I appreciate the honesty but why? Autism, giving credit where it's due, keeping track of the references so I don't forget, and for readers to pat themselves on the back for recognizing the references. >>24265 > And what kind of cunt uploads a 100-300 mb file for a fucking book when a epub or mobi will clock in at 1mb on almost any fucking book. That's Google's interns scanning the book as jpeg pictures of its pages and going on to the next book since that is faster than converting it to text and then manually checking over the text to make sure it is accurate. We should be grateful that it is in an electronic format at all, and hopefully someone who cares about the book and has the technical know-how will be able to create a smaller version.

>>2170 Hey bud, what size paper you using, because I use A4 right now and it fucking hurts like a motherfucker, I over work hard, and put in more information and panels than I want.

Flipping a switch says I'm voting for Yaki

Next movie of the night is from the Yaki Box, and it's CarGo! It LOOKS like Cars, but it's super-not. At least Melissa Joan Hart is in it?!

>>17899 For you

>>21208 Not that!

I think, similar to USS Constitution?

took me long fucking while but i finally found it(don't mind the chinese sounds) https://yewtu.be/watch?v=oJrNgbF5AoY

>>26086 The hell is that?

I've been thinking of translating this but I doubt it's worth it.

>>26177 The creator. Vanity project. Likely couldn't get it off the ground unless she painted it in an existing IP coat of paint.

You know in a better written film this would've been funny as hell, still kinda is but for different reasons. Also someone needs to make a new pain thread

>>26180 Gimme a minute.

>>24977 Good trash confirmed, BMI busted phyzik affirmative.

>The animation is not shit but just weird I hate when critics from Jewtube get blue balled, god forbid if you hurt the feelings of some fucktard chained up somewhere in the Philippines.

>>14618 The girl is a jew so I'm not suprised by her shitty snark and disrespect towards HP Lovecraft.

>>20068 well i think Amphibia sucks

Everything until the 2nd part of the final was top tier, everything after was a mixed bag.