I was picking up obsidian as a note taking app - in order to turn on vim mode it had you type in the command to quit vim. Every vim integration needs that.
Arguably just Rebuild of Evangelion, the multiple-OVA do-over that’s also a giant middle finger to the sort of fans who asked for a multiple-OVA do-over. Anno being Anno.
But technically there were three Sega Saturn games contemporary with the original anime, styled as additional episodes, of varying official-ness. At least one of them is kind of an alternate timeline ordeal. And a PS2 pseudo-sequel that is explicitly the slice-of-life timeline in the last few episodes.
I was surprised to see the local feed flooded earlier. The bot must have bugged out or something. I don’t know if I should purge those posts or just let it be.
There was a YouPoll outage that clogged up the bot, so a couple days worth of episode discussion posts got posted all at once. That alone wasn’t too bad, but… then I decided to load up the Fall 2023 episode config while I was at it and fat-fingered in the Winter 2023 episode config instead (AKA: the already finished season from 9 months ago). I’m ashamed to say that this led to posting hundreds of pointless threads from one of the most boring seasons in recent memory – an embarassing and strictly human error on my part.
Unfortunately these posts can’t really be effectively deleted because the pre-existing holo code which Shinobu uses as a base will just go and regenerate the missing threads. This regenerating issue could have been avoided had I taken an SQLite database backup beforehand… but as evidenced by the posts still being up I clearly failed to do that.
Moving forward, my plan is to A) aggressively take database backups when loading seasonal episode configs in the future & B) conduct a pre-load sanity check on the contents of each seasonal episode config file prior to importing it as an added precaution against misreading filenames.
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