"Samurai Pizza Cats" was a cartoon that I caught some years ago by accident(when looking for something to amuse my two-year-old stepniece. She preferred "Hercules"). It's animeish in many respects, but it seems like a pastiche more than anything else. I found it pretty funny.
Old-ass, the one by the people who did "Rocket Robin Hood" and "Spider-Man"(the old-ass animated series of that one, too). Both of those series have it all over "Hercules" in sheer plot complexity. The only justification for the existence of the "Hercules" TV series is the radio sketch "Medical Centaur" done by a comedy group called the Norm a couple of decades ago.
In anyone who identifies emself in some way as a Unix person, "vi" vs. "emacs" is a crucial cultural choice. Vi is a no-frills text editor, emacs is full of frills and infinitely extensible. In my case, I learned vi first, which is all these is to it.
These days, of course, I actually use "vim", the enhanced version of vi, which has of course incorporated a lot of emacs features. But I have used vim for all of my NaNoWriMo novels, and I use it for most of my nontrivial text editing tasks. Its search-and-replace subsystem, by using standard Unix regular expressions, is far more powerful than anything equivalent in Microsoft Word. So, yeah, vi/vim makes my life a heck of a lot better in many ways.
Neko Case is a Vancouver-based alt-country singer/songwriter, member of the New Pornographers project, and a very cute redhead. I quite enjoyed her albums "Blacklisted" and "Furnace Room Lullaby".
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