Я недавно начал снова играть после 22-летнего перерыва, поэтому не в курсе актуальных мемов и жаргона (мне почти 40). Наткнулся на термин "агуша" в контексте некоторых игр, в частности, именно на портативки от Нинтенды. Насколько этот термин широко используется, что вы под ним подразумеваете, и почему многие считают, что это что-то плохое или постыдное?
Yesterday I got my RG34XX and got Rhythm Tengoku. I am a musician so I expected that I could play it decently, but apparently it has some input lag: I press the button in sync with the metronome but the sound is off beat all the time. I played Rhythm Heaven on DS for a while and had no similar problems. I expected modern handhelds to be able to play GBA games with no problems. What can I do?
This is a 2 min. recording of some people talking over radio, dated around late 1970's. The origin of the recording is unclear: I bought some reel-to-reels on a flea market, there are recordings of numbers stations, amateur radio operators and various unidentified signals. I need your help to identify which language the people speak and what are they talking about.
WARNING: the voices are apparently distorted by the modulation commonly used in radio telephony at the time (single-sideband modulation) which makes the voices sound CREEPY!
UPD: I filtered the high-frequency noise from the recording to make it sound more clear
In most arts and comics Eevees are depicted as children, and the adults are mostly evolved. Are there any fan works with adult Eevee? What do you think, how does it work in your headcanon/universe? I mean, in canon an Eevee should have a trainer who gives it a stone or increases friendship during the day or night, or brings to a stone location. But how does it work in universes like Eeveelution Squad where there are no trainers? Are there many adult Eevees who weren't able to do any of the requirements for the evolution?