another term for Generation Z
much like the millenial generation (or millenials), which is just another term for generation Y
other three most popular variations of generation Z: post-millenials, digital natives, and iGeneration (everyone hates that one though)
technology, computers, phones, all that junk was already around when they were born.
some people call it the digital generation because of that
much like the millenial generation (or millenials), which is just another term for generation Y
other three most popular variations of generation Z: post-millenials, digital natives, and iGeneration (everyone hates that one though)
technology, computers, phones, all that junk was already around when they were born.
some people call it the digital generation because of that
"He was born in 2004 right?"
"Yeah, he's a homeland."
"Hey what's the date range for people who were born in the Homeland Generation?"
"1995 to 2010."
"Yeah, he's a homeland."
"Hey what's the date range for people who were born in the Homeland Generation?"
"1995 to 2010."
by Bakuhoe Katsubitch January 14, 2019
People born 2006-2029 (Crisis 2008-2033?)
Origin: USA / Strauss-Howe Generational Theory
Other names: Generation Z, Generation Zalpha, Generation Alpha, Generation Alphabet, Generation Alphabeta
First generation to be entirely born in the 21st century, they grow up in a world full of iPads, AI, etc. The 1st wave (2006-2014/15 experienced the after-effects of the 2008 financial crisis, the 2nd wave 2015/2016-2021/22 experienced COVID and its after effects as well as chaos in global wars, 2022/2023-2029 will experience some turmoil).
Last of the millennium sacrum. 4th turning/fourth turning.
Winter of the millennium sacrum.
2006 is the first time in since 1971 where the birthrate surpassed 2.1 in the US (needed to maintain population)
Many famous people in Japan were born in this year
Origin: USA / Strauss-Howe Generational Theory
Other names: Generation Z, Generation Zalpha, Generation Alpha, Generation Alphabet, Generation Alphabeta
First generation to be entirely born in the 21st century, they grow up in a world full of iPads, AI, etc. The 1st wave (2006-2014/15 experienced the after-effects of the 2008 financial crisis, the 2nd wave 2015/2016-2021/22 experienced COVID and its after effects as well as chaos in global wars, 2022/2023-2029 will experience some turmoil).
Last of the millennium sacrum. 4th turning/fourth turning.
Winter of the millennium sacrum.
2006 is the first time in since 1971 where the birthrate surpassed 2.1 in the US (needed to maintain population)
Many famous people in Japan were born in this year
Because I was born in 2006, I am a homelander.
2029 is the last year to be born in the Homeland Generation.
2029 is the last year to be born in the Homeland Generation.
by Silvri July 04, 2024
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by Isaac De Snuts March 06, 2023
Term to describe people born anytime after 2000 that seem to have at least one fashionably popular ailment or disorder such as gluten intolerance or a phobia of beans etc
by Big aldo September 07, 2019
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**Undertale - Multiverse's Lore.**
Greetings. Today we'll be explaining the lore of a game with a good reputation that went downhill due to a few circumstances, which I'll explain sooner. But for now, let's start at the very beginning.
- *1st Gen.*
UTMV (standing for Undertale Multiverse)'s development has started since 2019, officially created by WolfCoderz. At first it was a really basic fangame, at first it would even steal sprites from other fangames, and rob ideas, such as "Don't Forget" and "Mysterytale", further on being removed and getting new members to it's staff, the game slowly, but surely started becoming sort of more "original" with it's own creations, new Au's, skins, etc etc. After a few months, we had a fair well fun game, with not much to explore but a fun hanging out game, those were the golden days, where everyone could have a fun experience, overall with almost no rule breakers, it was almost **perfect**. But a community does not stay the same forever, does it?
Continue Reading in UTMV (Generation 2)
Greetings. Today we'll be explaining the lore of a game with a good reputation that went downhill due to a few circumstances, which I'll explain sooner. But for now, let's start at the very beginning.
- *1st Gen.*
UTMV (standing for Undertale Multiverse)'s development has started since 2019, officially created by WolfCoderz. At first it was a really basic fangame, at first it would even steal sprites from other fangames, and rob ideas, such as "Don't Forget" and "Mysterytale", further on being removed and getting new members to it's staff, the game slowly, but surely started becoming sort of more "original" with it's own creations, new Au's, skins, etc etc. After a few months, we had a fair well fun game, with not much to explore but a fun hanging out game, those were the golden days, where everyone could have a fun experience, overall with almost no rule breakers, it was almost **perfect**. But a community does not stay the same forever, does it?
Continue Reading in UTMV (Generation 2)
Person 1: Hey Person 2, Do you wanna play UTMV? I have heard they have gotten a new update this morning!
Person 2: Oh sure, I should be Free in around an Hour or Two. Then we can play.
UTMV (Generation 1)
Person 2: Oh sure, I should be Free in around an Hour or Two. Then we can play.
UTMV (Generation 1)
by Kobby Robert Sheldon August 21, 2022
"Generative AI Art" is where you use your words to influences the creation of an image. The image that is made isn't made by you but the collaboration between your words and the computer modal you interacted with. That said many modals give users lots of fine controls over the result
Using Generative AI you are not a graphic artist. You are a storyteller like a playwriter. It's your job to tell the story you want to see by setting the scene, any dialogue and subject mater. Then be the director until the actors (generator) make the artwork we need.
While the final output is an image, video, audio, etc. it is important to remember that the role of the Human participant is in the writing and so they are a writer. Also that the final work would not exist without the humans input so they share partial ownership of the creation as a play write would over a live theater production.
Using Generative AI you are not a graphic artist. You are a storyteller like a playwriter. It's your job to tell the story you want to see by setting the scene, any dialogue and subject mater. Then be the director until the actors (generator) make the artwork we need.
While the final output is an image, video, audio, etc. it is important to remember that the role of the Human participant is in the writing and so they are a writer. Also that the final work would not exist without the humans input so they share partial ownership of the creation as a play write would over a live theater production.
"Generative AI Art" is crazy. I just type in "castle" and I get a medieval looking castle but when I started added details about the castle I was able to recreate that scene from our D&D session last night.
I think as "Generative AI Art" like taking a photo. Ya I can pull out my phone in the mirror and make a duck face but I could also hike out to a waterfall with my DSLR as dawn and score an amazing shot with sun rays hitting the spray in morning light.
I think as "Generative AI Art" like taking a photo. Ya I can pull out my phone in the mirror and make a duck face but I could also hike out to a waterfall with my DSLR as dawn and score an amazing shot with sun rays hitting the spray in morning light.
by PunkMage May 14, 2024