This random weeb on X 100000% gets it. The ad revenue industry needs to identify humans to prove their investors and customers. https://fixvx.com/trasselvardias/status/2063608447501758740

Needed an update 10” open rack so I thought why not go for the influencer one.

When the suits leave can we go back to having fun again?

Can't wait to meet my buddies from 58k gang again.

Cringe LinkedIn types talking about a new industrial revolution and white collar jobs going away without zero understanding on how the industrial revolution displaced illiterate farm workers in a totally different pre-democratic laissez-faire environment. Their datacenter investments are not really easy to relocate do they know that? I believe democracy is a failed god just like any of you but truth is they are one election away from having their investments nerfed to the ground. Dario should shut the fuck up.

No matter how much rightoid and leftoid Karens try to enforce their tyrany it's impossible to contain the absolute Market god. It always finds ways to breathe.

Playing Motorslice. Its from Brozilian devs.

Been keeping a relay since 2024 but have posts way before that.

I want to watch this.

This looks nice but at the end of the trailer it get a bit too close to confort crossing into dangerous territory.

FERRA on Steam

FERRA is a high-octane FPS slasher set in 2055 Japan. Unleash the kitsune’s fury: swap between a lethal arsenal of firearms and primal beast powe...

I install MPV and it somehow pulls this yt-dlp dependance named Deno that is taking an hour to compile on an M3 Max CPU. It’s not the first time I see rust dependances creeping everywhere. Nothing against it but could they make the compiler faster?

Looks great. Brazilian devs so I heard

MOTORSLICE on Steam

Parkour through the ruins of a megastructure, climb massive bosses, and hunt down every construction equipment in this slice of life action-adventu...

What if NERV built Github.

> In early 1997, the University of North Carolina setup a new Novell server called “Server 54”. After it was set up there was no need to access it physically and it was quickly forgotten. During an audit 4 years later, they could not find the server... anywhere. With help from Novell and Staff IT they traced the connection to a wire that went into a wall. In April of 2001, they found that found the server had been walled in during a remodel. That means that this server had remained on for the entire 4 years completely cut off from any human intervention or ventilation.