Twonatic (DQX Arc)

@twonatic.bsky.social

26 y/o frenchman who plays too much videogames. Endlessly procrastinating OC artist. -No NFTs/AI, please. -Don't expect a follow back from me. -Profile picture: @rznant.bsky.social -Banner: @kieranharris.bsky.social

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.

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Get more frags in your next deathmatch! The Thrustmaster Frag Master: one of the attempts in 1998 and 1999 for a mouse and keyboard replacement via a hybrid joystick aimed at FPS games. In this case, something more akin to a particularly cursed looking flight or racing controller.

A scanned magazine ad for the Frag Master. It's a yoke-like controller with a molten white-ish plastic looking design that you grip with both hands with a wide rounded base at the bottom you put on your desk. And then you push it forward/pull it back to look up and down, pull push left and right etc.

By the way, my X account is no longer mine. I have no interest in getting it back. If you're still on that network and that account is impersonating me, know that it's not me. The real me is here, on Tumblr and on that damn Instagram that I hate.

The vibe coded recomps are scary to me because more and more people are spreading them around before they can be properly investigated. It's only a matter of time before malware is put into one of these disguising itself as a mario 3 recomp and making headlines.

Bluesky is a "liberal bubble" because fascist chuds can't get traction without algorithmic assistance and because people here trained themselves to block "debate me" trybois the instant they roll up

The Verge@theverge.com · 2d ago

Bluesky's new CEO Toni Schneider on the platform's reputation for being a liberal bubble: "Yes, we definitely want that to change. It is already changing. It certainly wasn’t designed to attract one specific group of people."