Catastrophe Black

@catastropheblack.bsky.social

Queer, Disabled, Childless Cat They-dy They/Them

My kitten, Floki, has learned how to print copies on the printer. He'll stand on the buttons until it whirrs up, then he jumps down and watches it spit out paper. One day I expect to wake up to a stack of prints of kitten butthole. He's that type.

I have asked for few times in my life but I am begging for it now for the sake of my family! If you cannot give financially, please give by sharing the link everywhere you can to help us out! I love and appreciate all of you that even look the page over :')! gofund.me/90bf628dc

Donate to Keeping Our Home and Car for Our Family, organized by Taeurus Needing Help

I lost my job for over a month, but will be starting a new one soon. Howe… Taeurus Needing Help needs your support for Keeping Our Home and Car for Our Family

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Home from Gary Con. Was an amazing experience. The hotel was cozy AF, I got to play some Crooked Moon and Gooey Cube, meet and hang out with cool peeps, and just vibe with a ton of fellow nerds. My only regret is not having the spoons to do everything I planned to do. Maybe next year!

Players have been asking for the ability to filter out games made with Gen AI. We've added an automatic tag on SteamDB based on the AI gen content disclosures on the store pages.

Reddit screenshot:

[Steam] Players are requesting to be able to filter out games with GenAI

300+ comments on that topic and it seems almost everyone agrees. Will see if Steam adds the options, but I would appreciate it both as a dev and a player!SteamDB screenshot of the AI tag page:

This tag identifies games where developers have disclosed the use of generative artificial intelligence anywhere in their product or marketing. SteamDB applies this tag automatically when the specific AI generative content disclosure statement appears on a game's Steam store page. It applies regardless of whether AI was used in the game itself or just for marketing assets. Games receive this tag based solely on the presence of Steam's required disclosure text.