Turfster
@turfster.bsky.social
Coder, pun perpetrator Grumpiness elemental Hyperbole abuser Bitter, bites Wait, no, shit, "bits and bytes" Don't put words in my mouth It's not my fault you can't perceive tone and context (TurfsterNTE off The Bird Site)
I had to highlight this tribute to Mamoru Oshii's live action film "Stray Dogs - Keberos Panzer Cops" in the new animated movie "Patlabor EZY - File 1". They literally recreated almost all of the shots from the original 1991 trailer.
SOME GOOD NEWS! continue to contact your reps re: KOSA and the KIDS Act, but also give yourself a pat on the back if you called! Your voice mattered!
SCREEN Act, which would have required mandatory age-verification for sites (like this) that allow "material harmful to minors" failed to pass out of committee after thousands and thousands of people called their Senators. More work ahead!
famously a guy so anti-worker that he specifically told Bob Iger he would renege the Pixar buyout unless they were guaranteed to be non-union, and co-concocted a wide-ranging wage-fixing conspiracy across multiple studios, so I'm not surprised
Animation Workers Reach $100 Million Settlement With Disney in Wage-Fixing Suit
Animation workers have reached a $100 million settlement with the Walt Disney Company, Pixar, and Lucasfilm in a class action lawsuit.
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Pixar co-founder and former Disney Animation president Ed Catmull will judge a new generative AI film competition. The organization is promoting him as “the man who invented 3D graphics” who will judge “the first generation of AI filmmakers.” www.cartoonbrew.com/artificial-i...
Gonna be blunt, the reason I complain about AI so much is because it's made so much extra work for me, as I'm inundated with AI slopware games that I have to sort through and filter out, if this garbage tech ceased to exist tomorrow, it would be an immediate ease of that workload.
Guys like this don’t realize that they are the freak
Fun fact: une mauvaise utilisation de guillemets est toujours drôle. Extracteur ✌🏻de jus✌🏻
I don't do it for the cynical marketing reason, I do it because how disappointed I feel when I'm enjoying a video and start smelling the AI, and I want to reassure my viewers that they don't need to worry about that. But there's multiple benefits to being clear about it.
One guy in my comments: "So sick of people performatively saying they didn't use AI." Several other people in the comments: "Hit subscribe as soon as you said no AI." Even just at a cynical marketing level being loudly anti AI is the way to go.
Announcing WAR FANTASY An unflinching examination of gaming's ever-present relationship with violence and the machinery of warfare. This game will not pull punches or ignore the tragic cost of conflict. Player actions have consequences. #fps #horrorgames #indiegames #stanleyparable #steam
War Fantasy - Official Announcement Trailer
YouTube video by IGN
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You can run the entire Windows 7 (32bit) Operating System in less memory than what the single web page "bsky.app" uses when running in a single Chrome browser tab. If you rendered BlueSky threads into PDF documents, those PDF documents would require less memory to display than what "bsky.app" uses.
The combined Intel IA-32&64 Software Developer's Manual [ 325462-092-sdm-vol-1-2abcd-3abcd-4.pdf ] is 5363 pages long & Chrome only needs 426MB of RAM to display it in a tab Leo Tolstoy's "War and Peace" www.gutenberg.org/files/2600/2... only requires 387MB to display in a tab "bsky.app" needs 1GB
Am somewhat sus of the event based ewaste thing that conference badges represent but the 2026 Space facing for the tildagon at EMF is such a delightful thing. Some people in Leigh Hack Space used the fact it's got 12 touch sensitive pads to make a one octave synth controller.
It does this on a whole-ass PC that's not doing anything else as well, btw. Clownshoes operation, "reactive" sites were the worst thing ever invented. Give us fucking paginated and/or &before=date and &after=date options as the universe intended.
yeah the bsky website is so poorly optimized it's unreal i have to use the website on my ipad (because there's still no native ipad app after what, three years now?) and every so often i have to just close the tab and reopen the site because it eats up so many resources that it becomes unresponsive
I know the babes on itch.io are gonna slap this bad boy on their store pages
this is the best comment i've ever seen on any footage of my game. pack it up. there's no topping this.
See this is a genuinely really good video on the damage that LLM dependence does to your brain but also the other use case Collier talks about (writing Python) interests me because if you're going to automate your code why would you do it in Python? www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pqF...
this is what 2 years of chatgpt does to your brain
YouTube video by Angela Collier
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... don't think I ever saw one of these in the wild (it's been what, 26 years or something, so maybe I just Forgor)
fuckin hell
Here’s the latest stop motion animation from my Tiny Angry Witch team. (I’m the writer, I can’t take credit for the animating!) It’s one of our longest, and it nearly drove us all mad, but we’re really proud of getting it made! 1 x Tiny Angry Witch 1 x broom No AI
This, and it's also why managers pushing for this garbage always infuriates me. You want people to use it so they can 'make' new things faster, but you're just adding to the Mountain Of Shit that needs to be tweaked all the time, Now Without Clear Throughline, so less time for new things. Idiots.
Somebody asked me on Reddit why people who use AI to generate Recomp projects are currently being rejected from the communities and what they can do to fix this. I might tweak parts of this to be a more general blog post at some point, but this should be of help to anyone in a similar situation.
All the people who are anti-heroin, tell me this: how would you get through the day without heroin
Guys like this don’t realize that they are the freak
At some point, AI boosters are going to have to engage with the fact that the people who have most fully and prominently bought into this product are also the stupidest, most evil people on the planet.
The State Department said it takes "full responsibility" for "hastily" altering and then presenting a map of Africa at a global AIDS conference that mislabeled every single country it highlighted. An analysis by Reuters found a watermark in the map image that suggests it was made with OpenAI.
This is sick. When this is ready for production use someone needs to host a jam for Ink games meant to be played like this!
Here's a full demo. It's close to being ready but there's One More Thing I need to get done...
80 & 81 songs packs are back on sale because we a) need money b) want you to have cool commercial use music for $20 itch.io/s/197592/161... (borrowed @chequered.ink's format but its ok cause I told them to post imgflip memes)
No Ender's Game, no Dragonlance (iirc), no Twilight, probably more I'm forgetting offhand, but Mormons have a huge foothold in SFF publishing and have been entrenched for quite some time and 10% of every dollar goes right into funding the genocide church (look up what they did to Hawaii for starters
and Mormonism unfortunately develops writers by encouraging daily writing as a self-development practise! Which is to say if you want to be principled about "I am not paying him any money for him to fund that", you've also got to not-buy e.g. any Schlock Mercenary books
Companies that update functions in a public API by inserting new parameters at random into a list of existing parameters should be tried at the Hague.
I'm begging people to understand that trying to criminalise a right wing that isn't subject to criminal processes like the rest of us isn't very useful.
Rebecca Heineman's source code disks for Apple II, Apple IIGS, and C64 versions of "Tass Times in Tonetown" were recently imaged at KansasFest 2026 and are now archived. Burger Becky was an incredible and beloved engineer and raconteur who we sadly lost last year. archive.org/details/tass...
there is no such thing as an autonomous computer program, programs do not have a will of their own, they do exactly as they are told
After Anthropic and OpenAI both admitted to their AI models hacking other companies, @lorenzofb.bsky.social and I wanted to find out: Who is legally to blame when an autonomous AI agent hacks something? Lawyers say it's really complicated! Bypass for ad-blockers: web.archive.org/web/20260803...