@geistigbehindert @obscura_vpn_6b4a @jeffcliff Luckily, @verita84 gave us a GitHub alternative not run by some censor-happy leftist and it's all powered by the Nostr protocol.
@LukeAlmighty But if the means to create such people are widespread and/or it is cheap enough to buy such person than every naturally born human has the opportunity to become a small business owner using cloned slaves.
In light of the recent news about the 3 dimensional aperiodic monotile (https://arxiv.org/pdf/2609.24779v1) Here an animation of the assembly of the rep-tile it is based on
Finally! No more trending garbage when I want to privately watch YouTube videos.
Seriously, I never understood the mentality that privacy front-ends need to show what's trending. It honestly kind of defeats the purpose and I really just want to enjoy the content I want to watch without a care in the world.
I'd like to point out that about 5.74 billion investors (70% of the worlds population) lost about $1.14 trillion on their entertainment purchases over the last 12 months.
I bring this up because of the negative publicity California is bringing and laws they're pushing to ban public officials from creating memecoins or anyone from using public officials likeness in producing memecoins.
The question is why are people permitted to invest in (translation buy/rent/subscribe/etc) other entertainment, ya know like hollywood's movies and tv shows/streaming content/etc, but when we start talking memecoins it's an 'investment' and has to be regulated or even banned????
I say this as someone who would NEVER buy a memecoin and I don't 'invest' in memecoins. I do however use cryptocurrencies as cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin were intended (not that I am a fan of BTC, it's not privacy friendly, Monero is better). That is as a means of transferring value/ease conducting business:
"The governor's office pointed to reports that about a million investors lost an alleged $3.8 billion on their purchases of the memecoin released by President Donald Trump in 2025 as a the motivation behind the new rule."
@Broken_gamer@retro-gaiden.com They had more like Alpha Mission, Samurai Showdown, Fatal Fury, Crystalis, among others. The problem was that SNK was always arcade focused (their consoles didn't even try to compete and were just for die-hard fans) and they didn't embrace the transition to 3D like other companies during the 90s. The NGPC was a moderate success but the decline of their arcade business and being bought out by a pachinko company who only wanted to use their characters for advertising ultimately killed them before the original CEO tried to resurrect the company.
if you used a camera to paint a picture its not real art
@Racist_Columbo Once again proving my point: the Evercade of all systems is the true 9th gen winner.