Would love an explanation of what these things are

That's cute. I think those random, seemingly unimportant moments often produce the most nostalgic photos in retrospect.

I get why they did it but..."we'll just cast an Asian woman, no one will know the difference" is a little not great. Meanwhile DIC was taking notes while working on Sailor Moon.

The fact that they used a woman to play the yellow ranger while using a man for the Super Sentai footage wasn't great either.

It's largely because I'm not sure to what extent breeds existed in the ancient world but I suppose considering the time spans involved I shouldn't be surprised.

Interesting how much the ancient mug looks like modern dog breeds. I would've expected them to look more wolfy.

So you explicitly convert it to a string and then are surprised that it's not treated as a float? There's =value() that will convert these.

There's nothing about a medical school curriculum that really teaches about technology. Why would you assume that they would know more than the average person about a thing that's outside of their field?

Is this Canadian soil? It may be a declaration of war.

Yeah, I used a mouse for a bit on FF14. They're plug and play, although they may not support extended buttons and such since there's no installing additional drivers. Keyboards are also supported for any time you need to enter text! Pretty essential for MMOs.

Pretty sure that this will end up being integral to like...2 games, probably first party ones. Did you know that you can plug a mouse into a PS4/5 and it'll work fine? Most players don't care about that, either.