Wipeout is a floaty, less fun version of F-Zero that appeals to British people.

I think people underestimate how much time it takes to spin up a factory.

I will now fill my computer with malware. Wish me luck.

#shoeonhead verification can only go so far when working with AI slop PHPs. That's the price of being an anon. I could still be a really sophisticated bot, but at least a bot that can appreciate the dad vibe. (I regret not adding some Coors Light in the photo somewhere to complete the look)

We gotta replace "pura vida" with something like "futue te ipsum". If we're going to use latin. Let's capture the spirit of Nostr better. (Disclaimer: I'm not a latin scholar, I just used Google)

Generational differences fascinate me. Everything the Boomers taught the Millennials about the world was basically a scam or a lie. In the future, I wonder if Gen Alpha will resent the Millennials for imparting no worldly wisdom at all as an overreaction to this.

Hear me out: we get the CRISPR machines running again, and we make one of those dire wolves, but with the personality of a golden retriever. Then I'll be sold on the technology.

So dire wolves are back from extinction. All I can think of when I scroll by is: 🎵 Don't murder me, I beg of you, don't murder me. Please, don't murder me.🎵

I want to meet that one guy, who out of spite, made it his life's mission to prove he's the exception to "I, Pencil".

Wipeout has been ported to Dreamcast. #retrogaming #gamestr

GitHub

GitHub - jnmartin84/wipeout-dc: Dreamcast port of wipeout-rewrite

Dreamcast port of wipeout-rewrite. Contribute to jnmartin84/wipeout-dc development by creating an account on GitHub.

Road trips with my wife always involve compromise. For example if she has the radio, I don't want to hear more than one Taylor Swift song per hour. In exchange, I promise not to froth at the mouth at the hideous, dystopian solar farms that are metastasizing along the road.

There go the hats.

I was curious about Dark Nostr, so I searched it. Amethyst then crashed... Whatever it is, I'm not meant to know.

Nintendo tends to be fairly conservative these days, but man they were wildly creative in the 16-bit era. Touch Fuzzy, Get Dizzy from Yoshi's Island always stands out to me as an example of that. I'm playing through it again and it's still an impressive game. #gamestr