I'm planning on creating an article for my website where I'm going to piss a bunch of weebs off by saying how worship of Japan and Japanese culture is fucking retarded. Because Japan is not that based.
I finally published my article on Japan worship and how retarded it is. I might update it, but it's all there for you to see.
https://xianc78.codeberg.page/articles/japanese-culture.html
CC: @ryo, @ArdainianRight, @cee
@xianc78 @ryo @ArdainianRight @cee Sailor Moon thing is just yuri, people like yuri because it's attractive, not for the sake of pushing shit, Dragon Warrior thing is I think a rumour. You could mention Birdo instead, though making these wierd monsters into trannies feels like they're kinda making fun of them
@xianc78 @ryo @ArdainianRight @cee Also, you really mention MonoGame and FNA, microsoft things, instead of something truly free like Love2d
And Go (C style garbage collected native code lang by google) instead of D (C style garbage collected native code lang by Walter Bright)
@ryo @ArdainianRight @cee @xianc78 Whenever I try it it just looks and feels like D to me but with a slightly less C like syntax (a bad thing) and annoyances like the unused variable thing that they still wont change or add an option for because they think they know better than you
Though I already know C, and the big goal I have is to learn ASSembly, both x86 and ARM, might learn the RISC one (if different from ARM) if some day I get my hands on a RISC-powered computer.
@ryo @ArdainianRight @cee @applejack Apparently, it has a Java/C# inspired syntax while also compiling to native code.
@xianc78 @ryo @ArdainianRight @cee Not really. The syntax is C-like, has garbage collection and mechanics for memory-safety, which can be disabled or forced per-block or for the while program, and has meta-programming mechanisms that replace macros that let it use compile-time function execution to generate code, even make utility languages like vibe-d uses for HTML templates, it reads templates from a folder and generates them into code
https://vibed.org/docs