thevisualboy37

Okay. So. Eclipse is a thing now. I had previewed it some time back, and I can safely say, the only thing that's been improved is the fact that you're no longer confined to a dark mode. Don't get me wrong--dark modes are great for a lot of things. DeviantART... is not one of those things. And here's my other big issue, and one that I actually submitted the last time I previewed it: there is NO option to click through pages anymore. Even when I have that option selected, it STILL only lets me scroll through pages. I HATE that! Not only do I hate being forced to scroll when I find clicking through to be so much easier, but the fact that it teases you by letting you select that option and then it DOESN'T FREAKING WORK... Ugh. So you see, everyone has their own reasons to hate Eclipse. I don't mind some of the new icons and things like that, but being forced to scroll through pages even when you have "click through" selected is my reason. FIX THIS. -Johnny

No, this isn't a baseball thing, before you ask. As I mentioned way back in "Why I Hate Fire Alarms", I have Asperger's syndrome. One of the symptoms, for me, is sensitive hearing. This can be a bad thing, like it is with fire alarms, but it can be a good thing as well. I have perfect pitch. I can tell what key a song is in when I hear it, I can sing most notes on cue, and it really bugs me when I hear someone singing off-key or when an instrument is off-key. Now, I don't have absolute perfect pitch; often, an A that's slightly sharp or slightly flat still just sounds like an A to me (with some exceptions); but I can tell the difference betw

Nintendo has made a lot of stupid decisions in the past. Recently, these decisions included, but were not limited to: * Taking down Let's Play videos of their games * Taking down videos that contained any game footage whatsoever * Taking down videos of ROM hacks of their games * Taking down videos that contained music from their games * Taking down a fan remake of Super Mario 64 So yeah, Nintendo likes to take things down. Their excuse is they want to protect their copyright and trademarks. Seems reasonable enough who am I kidding no it doesn't. The problem with all these takedowns was that they took down things that were clearly under