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You may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like. Vaping FPV gamer bro destroying hundreds of Russian troops.

2023 will be the last time we ever got to experience a semantically lossless internet. From now on we face a creeping tide of machine hallucinations, collapsing all human knowledge toward common patterns like a gradually oncoming digital Mandela effect

This is true.

Historians: Quibbling Over Exact Definition Of Concentration Camp Sign Of Healthy Society theonion.com/historians-qui…

suddenly this makes a lot of sense

🦋Over at the better site, I reconnected with a lot of mutuals via Sky Follower Bridge. It's a browser plugin that looks at your Twitter, finds BIuesky users with the same name, and gives you a nice interface to follow them. Recommended:

I'm tired of having to prove to people that generative AI systems infringe by default, so here's a megathread of images I've prompted you can use in your discussions. Article by @GaryMarcus and myself at the end. 1/🧵

If it's not valuable, why are you stealing it?

A Message to X Users

Sometimes I shrink myself down, squeeze through the mouth, and climb around inside a sand dollar (a flat sea urchin) #Xraymicrotomography

"I thought the web would enlighten humanity, but instead, it's used to watch live-streamed paedophile hunts" garry.net/posts/the-deat…

Once again lighting the batsignal github.com/KenneyNL/Adobe…

I have to quote this as it is - unfortunately - horribly true. Modern software for productivity, word processing, and to a degree even web browsing is just a lot slower than it used to be with questionably return for the user in features or ease of use.

You wouldn't last an hour in the asylum where they raised me.

It’s time to acknowledge that 75% of Twitter’s staff were laid off and this thing is still running

I grew up on these streets

Finished Ashes 2063 and Ashes Afterglow, not only an awesome (and sometimes very scary) DOOM total conversion but probably one of my all-time favorite FPS games. And it's FREE?!

here's my latest article! in exactly 7000 words i wrote about the decay of virtual reality, an artistic canvas gradually destroyed by the reckless, dreamless inanity of its largest producers. how did it happen? was it inevitable? can it be reclaimed? thetaxcollectorman.medium.com/c72bd80f9b2b

Damn it.