#keyboards and anime

#[1] anime

In the modern day and age, many stories regarding the abolishment of piracy website such as 9Anime/AniWave, HiAnime, AniWatch, etc. came as a major shock to those who watch anime quite often.

This set of crackdowns is likely linked to Crunchyroll, a previously anime piracy website turned Netflix-and-takes-your-money, feeling the hit in their pocketbooks as they reach deeper into their customer's pocketbook, but found nothing to take, as you go down the piracy path.

While I do support anime studios and extremely want to make sure that the studios who actually made them feel the impact of every dollar that I spend, Crunchyroll seems to disregard this fact, and blindly reach for more to keep, and give practically nothing to said studios.

With this being said, we may note that Crunchyroll has yet to reach the level of greed and despicable-ness by making you watch ads, even if you're paying, I still find that asking you to pay $4 more (plus taxes), just to access a game vault and some discounts on vaguely defined items, seems to be a little scummy.

#[2] keyboards

I need to do something over the summer, and I need a keyboard for just general purpose typing. Yes, I have a MacBook, and yes I quite like the keyboard, but the recent videos on my instagram lure me to pay for "creamy keyboards" and I crave that sound...

SOO...

As a summer project, and STRICTLY as a summer project, I will make a keyboard. :)

#[3] Special!!

I wanted to test how bad my Python is rn...

from random import randint as rand

guess = -1
number = rand(0,100)

def game(intended, found):
    while intended != found:
        intended = int(input("Guess a number between 0 and 100: "))
        if intended == found:
            print(f"{intended} is correct! Thanks for playing!")
            break
        elif intended < found:
            print(f"{intended} is less than the intended number...")
        elif intended > found:
            print(f"{intended} is more than the intended number...")
        else:
            print("Well that doesn't seem to be a number...")

game(guess, rand)
April 27, 2026