the statues on the staircase match and are in line.
the banner the statues are holding actually look attached and are lined up.
the chairs all have the right number of legs.
the parrot mascot/ad posters all match between the panels.
the text is coherent.
the lady's face and outfit match between panels, even the spiky bottom part of the dress.
The only questionable thing is the background patron's feet on the first panel, but maybe the artist just sucks at drawing feet.
This is an ongoing series is set to mock AI, it is purposefully made to resemble some of the generic over the top blurry filter AI is has become known for.
I'd argue games are significantly better for development than video. Solving problems, learning game rules, reading game dialogue, separating fiction from reality, etc.
Yes, cartoon and videos have their place, but get off the meaningless shorts and gambling games.
I wouldn't give full control, maybe 3 faders that allow for a 10% reduction in dialogue, music and SFX.
Will if affect artist integrity, absolutely, but so does listening on our consumer speakers and watching the content on our consumer grade displays that aren't perfectly color balanced in a pitch black room.
There is a hardware device, called a compressor that would solve the problem. Basically it reduces the loudest parts of audio on a gradual curve, which allows you turn up the overall volume.
Affordable ones range $100-$250, which should get the job done. Personally, I wouldn't go either direction out of that range, more expensive ones will be overkill and cheap ones could sound bad or lack the controls to set it up right)
If you can get analog audio out of the TV in to a speaker/sound bar, it's easy to setup.
So with a cheaper sound bar and a compressor, you could accomplish this for about $250-$400 depending on how much money you can to throw at the problem,
(Edit, some else pointed out if you use a PC for all your content, you can have software compressor on the PC instead of extra hardware)
On one hand, they're posting more content than everyone else combined, so there is that.
On the other hand, it seems very strange and it is defiantly an issue if people can spin up a bunch of accounts, post a ton of stuff (potentially illegal), delete the account and spin up another to do it again. I'm guessing it's all under a VPN and distinct emails, making an IP ban not possible.
So look up what it is before you make a fool of yourself?
Cannoli are Sicilian pastries consisting of a tube-shaped shell of fried pastry dough, filled with a sweet and creamy filling containing ricotta cheese.
The filling varies, sometimes it's just a thick frosting, sometimes its a chocolate pudding like thing, and somewhere in NY it's more cannolis.
I know this is not helpful to your immediate issues, but here are a few suggestion to prevent it from happening again
Don't store important data in any default folder. Make your own folders, name them something so you know its yours and not a system folder. I like to start my folder names with "AA", so they show up first in the list.
I'm honestly surprised SD maid cleared out the backups folder. I'm speculating here, but I think that backup folder is intended for apps to leave their backup files. All of your data, which isn't associated with an app, got flagged as "leftovers" from a deleted app.
Backup off device. If SD maid didn't delete everything, a drop in a pool could have. The general rule is to have 3 copys. 2 in your possession (phone, computer, home server, USB stick, etc) and 1 off site somewhere (cloud, at friend's house, etc).
The easiest way is to use a cloud provider like drive. Download the sync app to at least 2 devices and enable "keep offline" for the folders. However that is not necessarily the most secure. I like synching to sync all my folder to a computer. It has conflict protection, so if I happen change a file on different devices, it won't save them over each other.
The final method that requires the least setup, but the most discipline is a USB drive to copy your data periodically.
For the data you described, it sounds like you would benefit from storing it all in password manager like KeepassXC. It encrypts all of that, and makes cloud storage a safer option.
I honestly use google messenger still. I know. It sucks.
But it's the only thing I found that supports RCS, group texts, and things like compressing photos over SMS instead of just telling there's a size limit, ect ect.
No, when you save a PNG as a jpeg, the background is saved as solid white or black. Saving the checkered pattern requires effort or you're saving things by taking screenshots.
"What do you mean I need to buy a box!? You're supposed to pack it! No, I'm not buying a box! I need this shipped today! You better ship this now! Fine, I demand the manager!!!!"
Yeah, it only takes one asshole to throw some trash at the horse and a kid standing too close for this whole thing to go terribly wrong.