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My purpose in life is to remind everyone that every ridiculous thing has happened before. That and to have strong opinions about Star Wars. Those two things.
Stephen Tung Wai’s Magic Cop (1990) is an absolute spoil of goodies. Wuxia wizard battling transported to a razored procedural thriller and mystery, it’s nearly impossible to isolate a single example of the movie’s INCREDIBLE portrayal of magic and defensive spellcasting.
Was feeling fairly temperate about this whole election right but then I saw Susan Collins got turned out and now I can feel like celebrating a bit.
this is not even the first job where I've had coworkers ask "how did you learn to type so fast?" okay guys well there's this thing called a "forum," and sometimes people in it are *wrong*, so
Give me non-rotating passwords with low complexity requirements and unconstrainted maximum length or give me death.
resetting the "days since a very important system used by large parts of critical infrastructure used '4' as a security key" counter to 0
Doing my yearly rewatch of The Thing and one of my favorite elements is the last act. It makes plain something that's been true for most of the film, that it's doing monster movie in reverse. It's the creature that is the one hiding, the one being stalked and cornered, the one being hunted.
It's been longer than I liked to admit but as far as I can recall this is it. First five #TTRPG in the order I played them: 1. AD&D (2nd Edition) 2. Star Wars (WEG, 2nd Edition) 3. Shadowrun (2nd Edition) 4. Werewolf: The Apocalypse (1st Edition) 5. Legend of the Five Rings (1st Edition)
First five #TTRPG in the order I played them: 1. Vampire: The Masquerade (1st edition) 2. Amber Diceless Roleplaying 3. AD&D (2nd edition) 4. BECMI D&D (Holmes) 5. Warhammer Fantasy Roleplaying (1st edition)
It has come to my attention that many people are unaware that the person who figured out that the private key was 4 was a Something Awful forums goon: forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.p...
security fuckup megathread 19.18: We have a problem here - Wayne
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Sesame Street ass security warning. Should have had it read out by The Count and Kermit. "Brought to you by the number 4."
laughing at the number 4 when i scrolled past some posts about php
Shout out to everyone who panic checked what their private keys actually are this morning.
about to start a fight at ikea
Here’s LL Cool J trying to explain Clausewitz’s “remarkable trinity” to an uncomprehending Joe Rogan
As is usual with Square titles, I question quality of this port
Château Mercian to produce 500 bottles of wine for Final Fantasy Resonance. It's described as a full bodied red with a "refined, well-balanced taste" and a "perfect harmony of dry spices, rich fruits, and firm tannins." Pre-orders are open currently at ¥13,000. 🔗 chateaumercian.jp/view/item/00...
That's enough Death of the Author. It's time for Death of the Audience. Start running fools
treat your body like a data center. consume as much water, art and literature as possible. upset local municipalities with your existence.
A not insignificant part of this AI surge is that it’s an act of enclosure, of converting the digital commons into something that can be profited from. And in the absence other protections, even those trying to preserve rather than exploit can only protect themselves by putting up fences.
Here’s a thing about LLM code generation that people haven’t mentioned much, even in theory: The thought that open source projects might either close their source or make the bar for contribution significantly higher due to the onslaught of vibe-coded submissions.
Of the many things driving the public response to AI, don't discount how infuriating seeing so many resources and so much money made available at the drop of a hat, after decades of calls for austerity from the same people now racing to join the gold rush.
My second least millennial trait is I don’t actually like Halloween. My least millennial trait is I’ve played exactly 15 minutes of Skyrim and have no interest in taking another shot at it.
I do think it's important to give grace to people who realize they made the wrong choice. I don't want to. but other nicer people def should do that. I dont give a shit.
"Voters have a regret or two, and we've seen this in poll after poll. The regret has grown since the beginning of Trump's presidency" -- Enten unpacks polling showing that Kamala Harris would easily beat Donald Trump if they were both on the ballot again next month
Somehow my new job is paying me a dollar short of what I was promised, and that also puts me short of being able to actually pay my fucking rent. Which was due yesterday. I'm gonna have a sternly worded chat with my boss, but in the meantime I'm 85 bucks short. Any bit helps. ko-fi.com/acdanvers
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Queer author and game designer. Creator of Hulks & Horrors and Arcana Rising.
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