Gordon Freeman 🖲️ @theonefreeman@pixie.town

Is it me, or wearables in the late 90s were x1,000 times cooler than they are now?
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This happened earlier apparently. This isn't a good place to have a dog with an overstimulated chase instinct, but, luckily nothing happened.

The most important lesson we can learn from Ghost in the Shell is to turn off your unused interfaces.

There's no reason to accept unexpected ad-hoc radio connections, parse every piece of barcode encoded data on your field of vision or process every audio data burst within earshot. That will get your cyberbrain hijacked.

An organized cyborg is a safe cyborg.

aaa I love rain but not at the one moment I want to go outside

@poss_bot

@lynnesbian I worked in a printer repair shop for years, and came to the conclusion that all printers are haunted

what kinda cursed speedrun category is this

Being a child of panopticon to the degree literally every authority in your life spies on you from parents to teachers and school, corporations and state and consequently having a least a dozen layers of mindgames in everything you say that aren't even aimed at who you're talking to.

barking is just wi-fi for dogs

PUPPY !!!

mom ur embarassing me

Guess I'll have to start pitching Drugs & Wires as a political drama from now on.
https://drugsandwires.fail/dnwcomic/chapter-6-page-28/
#drugsandwires

When Wolverine has to use Windows, does he use

Microsoft Bub?

Technical Breakdown of a new NES game written in Lisp

"What Remains is a narrative adventure game for the 8-bit NES video game console, and was released in March 2019 as a free ROM, playable in emulator. It was created by a small team, Iodine Dynamics, over the course of two years of on and off development.[...] Herein is a technical breakdown of some of the pieces that make up our game’s engine, in the hopes that others find it useful or at least interesting to read about."

http://www.dustmop.io/blog/2019/09/10/what-remains-technical-breakdown/

#NES #Lisp #homebrew #gamedev #8bit #FOSS

rare zebra mutation: spot baby

Every new piece of technology is over-engineered with the intention of mass surveillance