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Reading about some of the stunts he pulled, the guy was a natural-born heckler, wasn't he?

I'm saying that a mangled mess of a translation only good for a laugh at how bad it is isn't some huge improvement. I do put them in small paragraphs. It still spits out a bunch of errors. Like reading the characters of someone's name wrong. Repeating sentences. Getting the sex of a person...

You didn't, but others have. I'm honestly wondering. If machine translation yielded something that read like Backstroke of the West (remember that?) would you actually consider that an improvement? Because if you would... Yeah, don't think we'll ever agree. *quirks eyebrow* Doesn't that take...

And you have misunderstood my point entirely. My point, based on my own use of machine translation, is those thinking it's some kind of panacea will be disappointed.

And people wanting an actually good translation will still be left wanting, just in a different matter entirely.

Which I'm betting will amount to tossing out the entirety of the AI-translated text and having their in-house translators doing everything from scratch, assuming they actually want to deliver a good product. As I've said elsewhere, I think the company providing translation services is at least...

I've used DeepL to translate Japanese stories on Pixiv, and from my experience? If you are expecting machine translation to produce something that you'd actually want to read, you'll be sadly disappointed. To the extent it actually is machine translation (and not just the company providing...

How's this one, @Skallagrim : the Netherlands are left to the Holy Roman Empire instead of Spain.

This interview Midnight's Edge did with Hancock is a followup to the video in the first post, so I'm linking it here:

The YouTube version is only about the first third, whereas the Rumble version is the whole thing.

You're forgetting Godzilla vs. Kong, which was released in 2021. This movie is a direct sequel to that.

Yep. In fact, the Sensational She-Hulk run written by John Byrne long predates Deadpool in that regard.

This might be interesting:

*shakes head* He's absolutely consistent about that, regardless of whether or not he's on camera. I don't think it's him playing a role.

Are you familiar with the works of Thomas J. DiLorenzo? If so, I'd welcome you doing a critique of them. I suspect you weren't impressed by said works.

Razorfist's new video about Liz Cheney going down: Somewhat off topic, the shots at Lincoln in the video are typical of Razorfist, be it in politics, entertainment, or life in general. (I.e., if he doesn't like something, he treats its as being without any good points whatsoever. And anyone...

Then explain how Afganistan and Iraq turned out. Especially Afganistan.

Yeah, there's a group of VAs (who double as script writers and voice directers and what not) there who are complete shits, and management (quite stupidly, on their part) won't discipline them appropriately. That's not actually synonymous with doing that being company policy. I know that probably...

Oh, no question. It's just that people tend to talk about it as if it were some sort of company mandate, rather than them being entirely too lenient with their personnel.