psychbomb

@psychbomb.bsky.social

Welcome to gta online a world without rules https://systemdrift.neocities.org/

sorry the writing's been going slower than i'd like because i keep deciding to do research-heavy pieces with a lot of digressions that need to be explained in too much detail

double d from ed edd and eddy crying while writing

Recently, there was some controversy, because an AI user pointed their automated tools at our website, and got a warning about a prompt injection. Nothing actually happened, mind, but our anti-AI page successfully annoyed the operator and interrupted their "work."

god has punished me for my hubris by afflicting me with Overtrained and now my legs hurt too badly to do my cardio. perhaps this is a valuable lesson about doing too much too quickly. however i will not be learning from it and will be back at it again tomorrow

the good thing about buying pre-owned books is that if they're already marked up by the previous owner then you're allowed to dogear and underline the fuck out of it without feeling guilty. yeah sure whatever i'll crack the spine in a real ugly way doesn't matter it's already covered in pen

i have to wonder how hard my site is getting scraped because there is no possible way that i'm getting 350 hits a day from real human beings when i havent written anything in a week

funny seeing emdash fear now that everyone is so aware of them. at this point if you see one in writing it's either because the "author" is sublimely lazy and didnt bother prompting chatgpt not to use them or because they're a competent human and you should be able to tell which is which by reading

Manisha Krishnan@manishakrishnan.bsky.social · 2w ago

Authors and journalists are doing more first-person (hello 2010s blogging) and embracing "mistakes" in writing to prove they're not chatbots. There's even an “anti-Grammarly" app that leaves in typos and signs off "sent from my iPhone" to create more authenticity: www.wired.com/story/more-t...

still unreal to me that everyone constantly tells you to exercise and that it'll fix every problem you have and you go yeah right okay and then you exercise and it fixes like seventeen different things wrong with your body. how does that even work all i did was move my legs

think about what could happen if you dont buy the new halo remake. they might not remake halo 2. and if you dont buy that one they might not remake halo 3. and if you dont buy that one they might not remake halo reach. and if you dont buy that one they might not remake odst. and if you dont buy tha

you ever do something kind of dangerous like cut towards yourself or carry something too heavy down too many stairs and you get the That's So Raven vision of all the possible timelines where that killed you

trying to figure out at what point a game review stops being a review and becomes something else. talking at length about the circumstances of its creation and the business decisions and knock on effects doesnt really scream review to me the way that "graphics: you forget what reality is" does