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Just found it, here’s a few other niche “older” anime:

Real Drive - one of my favorite shows that really shows how far technology could go in the future.

HeatGuy J - another sci-fi futuristic one that premiered on Toonami in 2002; the premise is similar to Blade Runner

Dennou-Coil - this one deals with augmented reality, and it is what I think we’re getting closer to the more companies invest in AR. It’s also well animated and family friendly.

The Big O - another one that premiered on Toonami 20 or so years ago, I used to make the joke that The Big O was if Batman was an anime with mechs.

Desert Punk - I won’t spoil much; post apocalyptic dark comedy.

Aaaaand one of my favorites with one of my favorite anime openings ever:

Kyouran Kazoku Nikki - regular dude gets thrown into a marriage with one of the most powerful beings to exist

See you in a year!

Did you delete your reply? I was going to read it again but can’t find it. I have more recommendations if you want, let me know!

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You should check out Poker Face by a lot of the same people involved with Glass Onion. Very well written, almost like a modern Murder She Wrote. Also it stars Natasha Lyonne, who I am a fan of because of Russian Doll.

My ex gf tried it once with a group, after I had tried a few times, and got all the way through with the “good” ending. No incentive to rewatch after that lol

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Similarly I was working on a track and doing something super experimental that I was going to revert and accidentally hit CTRL S instead of CTRL A (automation), saving all the weird shit.

Luckily I didn’t lose it, but CTRL Z-ing back to what I was doing prior was annoying because I did some things I wanted to keep on other channels

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It’s mainly to do with lighting and, while they are going and adding the tech to old games like Quake, Minecraft, and Doom, it is mostly a “future” tech that will hopefully take over other types of lighting in games the more accessible it is.

This is simplified but it adds more realistic lighting by actually having the different “rays” of light actually bounce off of and reflect surfaces much more accurately, more more computer intensively, than other lighting methods. There are a lot of RTX on/off videos out there, if you have a decent monitor you can tell the difference.

Right now Nvidia has better raytracing performance because they have dedicated cores for it, whereas AMD has raytracing but they’ve been playing catch-up to Nvidia.

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