James

@battlehork.bsky.social

Cats and old tech please

tech ceos love to talk like it's impossible to know what the computer will do at any given time as if that's smart and powerful and amazing. the determinism was like, the best part of the computer though. removing the determinism is the opposite of smart. it's stupid

lol, Toronto Star actually published a highly propagandistic reader’s letter from the Shen Yun people Y’all know you don’t have to show “all” sides of the story when one side is blatantly lying, right?

The entire Hot Take economy is people who would have passed their lives in comfortable near-anonymity as columnists for a regional newspaper or some third-rate national magazine in the past, but now those jobs do not exist so they cook their brains to generate a middle-class income on Substack.

mtsw@mtsw.bsky.social · yesterday

tempted to come up with some elaborate theory about sunscreen denialism, but I genuinely think it's mostly a case of the increasing salience being stupid has in our political divide

I lost my job, my kids have measles, I can’t afford gas, I can’t breathe, and I can’t eat lettuce or strawberries without getting explosive diarrhea. But at least now schools are forbidden from celebrating Black History Month.

'Death Crimson' released on this day in 1996. In 1996, a perfect storm occurred on the Sega Saturn; given an amateur developer, an incomprehensible creative vision, and limited means. All hail the "Emperor of Kusogē" -- the rail shooter which spawned a dedicated cult following.