Keisuke @keisuke@gameliberty.club

I sometimes have trouble accepting the fact that some songs i like are now more than 10 years old.

@LukeAlmighty glad you liked it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MINwa4_BVsY
Elvis sings "Baby Got Back"

Ok i think i got it working.

>Torrent game
>Install on computer
>It works

>Friend gifts me same game on Steam
>It won't even launch

Man, i hate Steam with the ire of 100000 suns.

Aah that's great

I cut my hair again

@geocities

https://de.linkedin.com/in/pavlos-chaitidis-001a5763

man is so hot outside it's unreal

tournament

BRB gonna pay some bills

Imagine cofe

@beardalaxy Get someone to say "Bless You!" to you

> https://outerheaven.club/objects/c7bc97f3-c8ee-4b6f-90b2-64954d357f00

Not a song per se

So i'm hearing there's a wave of API suspensions from bots again on Twitter. If my bot's API access gets suspended i am not gonna try to automate it again, but also i'm not gonna manually post every half hour like it has been doing.

Timeline has a delay of several minutes

But, we have to take into account that the sumersible apparently didn't reached that depth before being squashed.

ok so i asked chatGPT:

How deep are the remains of the Titanic?
> 3.800 meters (12,500 feet)

What is the water pressure at that depth?
>38.000 kpa, or 400 times the atmospheric pressure at sea leve.

If i had a theoretical object that could make such pressure at sea level, how much that object should weight?
>After some calculation, the result is that the object should weight 3877 tonnes (17,623,636 big macs)

That pressure is being applied in all directions underweater.

Could Mozart still be alive today