cool and all but if you're gonna post a screenshot from reddit why not post the actual image?
since you blurred out the name I assume it wasn't to give credit
I do have one, I kinda sway/swing my hips/upperbody like this
further reason to 🏴☠️or straight up not play any games from ea
Good idea, fully support it
this little bit is bad
The three statues "visibly show the decades of assaults by passersby," Terre des Femmes said.
saying statues can get assaulted does more harm than good
hope it's a mistranslation
oh no people disregard the feelings of inanimate objects!
seriously, this is like saying video games cause violence
To be clear, this post is to archive/bring light to this. I do not agree with them.
@Mistral@lemmings.world What if I was doing the thumbs down gesture?
oh no, the disabled are taking money that our billionaires could use to buy more yachts
Staff of gaming narrative outsourcing company Sweet Baby Inc. denounced a Steam Curator group that listed the games they worked on.
2 employees went to twitter to harass a steam group admin for listing the games Sweet Baby Inc. wrote for/were consulted with.
I don't "actually need" an image, nor can I afford to commission a fraction of what I made with stable diffusion.
I am not willing to spend $20-30 (what I can afford, once a month) on a commission for one image that I may or may not like only to end up using it as a wallpaper.
If I owned a corporation and wanted professional art I will definitely commission or employ artists.
the issue isn't that it generates diverse people, thats actually good.
the issue is that it forces inclusivity without regard for the prompt.