Not caring about shit is the best. Absolutely care about shit, but try to care for the shit that really matters, ideally shit you can do shit about. If your only exposure to shit is the internet maybe that shit ain't for you.
Em Dash
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hi im Alice 🏳️⚧️ she/her 38. occasionally open ableton to make bleeps as Life Patterns. eng manager. the internet was a huge mistake. https://lifepatterns.bandcamp.com/
Beloveds, you can just choose to not!
Listened to American Idiot for the first time in years, is there a more effective time capsule back to thag point in time? Maybe Battlestar Galactica. Also this is kinda like what Jeff Rosenstock does nowadays but he does it better? What a ridiculous, sometimes breathtaking collection of songs.
Lunistice has got me so completely, it even has me going after S ranks in a way no Sonic game ever did. Some combination of the aesthetics, absolutely perfect controls, music and being just the right size of game. Totally in love with it.
Manifesting that the ultimate outcome of "AI art on food menus" is worldwide adoption of displaying plastic replicas of dishes in restaurant windows.
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Fucked up my algorithm so badly I finally cancelled YouTube Premium, so, uh, I win I guess.
Spreading gAI created misinformation is bad even when it's stuff you might like. Check your goddamn sources and if you share some gAI shit by accident - delete the post.
This is an AI generated image. It appears this is the original source of the image where it is clearly labeled as "Made with AI": x.com/TimeGlitchPr...
Increasingly convinced there's an exact polygon count threshold beyond which my enjoyment of a game starts to go down.
THE END OF OAK STREET out there proving you can make a great Spielberg homage dinosaur genre flick in 2026, makes one wonder how the Jurassic World franchise has been so completely fumbling it for 10+ years.
Brian Eno’s Music for Airports >>>>>
I wonder if there's an entire generation of art that'll be tainted by the simple fact that it existed in a time where AI usage was rampant. Like was this movie shit because of AI? Did that author use AI or was that just really their style?
"It's AAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa", screams Yves Guillemot as he falls into the bottomless pit. If he had a point to make, only the unnameable horrors that call home that place will hear it. They might consider his point before they tear into his flesh.
The swish Commodore Amiga of 1990: the then-just launched Amiga 3000. The high-end creative and professional choice with a 68030 processor, chip and fast RAM, a scan-doubler for VGA monitors, and 68881 FPU. 📖: Joystick Magazine, June 1990.
The Assassination of Social Media Platforms by the Coward Social Media Platforms
mfw a month and change into HRT and noticing my mental health has been just getting better and better
There needs to be a word for the sense of dread, anger and pain that comes out of having to spend time considering a coworker's AI slop document or spreadsheet. The day can't come soon enough when you can just say "yeah come back to me when you've got something real".
They really came up with a word that means "a word or phrase that reads the same backward or forward", and then not make that word read the same backward or forward.
Should start measuring my life by the amount of times a day I have to do something that makes me want to crawl back in bed instead but I'm afraid of what I might find out.
"If you don't use AI you'll get left behind" Brother I've sent emails from a Super Nintendo, I fucking love getting left behind
Hormonal as all hell, tits hurt, can't sleep because of recurring nightmares... Quake and Hiroshi Yoshimura's Static (such an underrated gem) are pretty much single-handedly keeping me going.
Rewatched the Sopranos pilot and all I can think about now is making the best goddamn meatballs of my entire life.
Normalize signing off of sites when you're done with them for the day, as a little ritual to return to better things. We lost so much when the internet stopped being something you connected into and just because the thing that's on forever.
This, this, a thousand times this. Even if the money amount by itself isn't life changing by itself, it adds up if enough people do it and also the notion that someone is willing to pay money for your art will lift you up in the darkest days.
people get intimidated by the social belief of "supporting the arts" as like donating $5,000,000 for a new wing at a museum or hosting some gala it's not. 10% of our audience throwing us $1.00 a month would literally be *life-changing* money most artists are in the same boat.
Woke up from a nap absolutely convinced I have to check out PS1 Asterix games despite no proof of them existing or being any good, just this feeling that they'll be something worth getting stuck into