Help me find

Back in the early days of the internet I found this site with cool desktop backgrounds. I had one for a few years, and while digging though old files I found the it. So we are talking like to late 90s or early 2000s. I think the site was like "dark ___" or somthing edgy like that

I was curious if the old site was still around, or at least the artist, but Google reverse search didn't come up with anything.

It says primal on the bottom right, I didn't see much from the binary.

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This is not a fetish thing, I promise. Every year or so I have an unexplainable urge to watch this video and I have to scour the internet to find it. This latest time I have been unable to find anything except for a TikTok style edit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lD1V4jXzcL4

The music and text were added and I believe that they slowed it down as well. I can't remember if the original had sound but it in my mind it did. It is exceptionally difficult to find a specific video of a dog licking someone on the internet. Please help me locate the original so that I can put it in deep storage and never have to go through this ordeal again.

I have searched for it on tineye which was the most helpful but only found a reversed gif and some screenshots on a Chinese website. Yandex and Google were u helpful.

It's an old show I watched when I was young, but I don't remember if at the time it was new or not, so it's at least 15~20 old but might be older.

It follows a young robot boy who goes on adventures. He's a fan of another celebrated robot, the size of a Gundam, but doesn't realize the other bot is in fact a Mech-suit. There's is a hero sidekick type relationship between the robot boy and the pilot/mech.

That's all I can remember about it

thx !

He makes short videos covering famous songs with both instruments and random items. I'm fairly certain he is bald and usually memes a bit with his sunglasses.

I just can't find me guy and this itch is getting annoying.

Thanks in advance!

Any free alternatives, hopefully opensource? I couldn't find anything but Natron

https://github.com/NatronGitHub/Natron

Pre-60s stuff. I love the general audio quality and the orchestral arrangements backing the dramatic transatlantic dialogue.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/306503

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