xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

Another one

before the elon sale fedi felt even smaller and tech people seemed to exclusively hang out on it, nuff said

Anyone who still supports this wall touching clown is in complete denial.

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/milei-launches-isaac-accords-expand-israeli-influence-latin-america

@beardalaxy also if you really care about Heineman's legacy maybe try talking about a game Heineman worked on besides the absolute worst Doom port lmao

@yomiel @mint @ex Consult this meme I've posted like ten times already.
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@bloodaxe We are not looking for money at the moment. Our expenses are covered (for the next 50 years, actually, if it doesn't get more expensive) and everything else just sits on the bank account unused. We would much prefer you donating to your favorite podcast(er)s instead, so they stay away from closed platforms and continue to offer the podcasts in the open RSS format.

https://www.activistpost.com/1-in-8-american-students-unable-to-understand-basic-math/

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So-called million year war waging ant empires when I piss on their nest:

Anyway this reminds me: Maybe webcomic artists should offer (payed or gratis) something like CBZ/ePub/PDF archives of their works possibly grouped together in volumes?

Like pretty sure I could mirror webcomic websites, but I'm sure less techie readers would love to also have offline copies.

man i sure do love watching videos that have really cool information in them told in an exciting and engaging manner only for the dude talking in it to feel the need to morally grandstand about how elon musk and john carmack are pricks at the end after reading off a sponsor for a fucking nft gambling game.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHqohS2YX_E

the type of person that will complain about games just not being the same as they used to while all the people who made those games so fuckin great get pushed out of the industry because they aren't in absolute lockstep with the progressive hivemind.

Using proprietary "AI" tools is one thing.

But allowing them run shell commands on your system without explicit manual approval for each command is a whole different can of worms.