My bad, I probably missed it with my scrolling-ruined attention span.

Yet another reason why I use Unhook to block my YouTube recommended altogether (on top of curbing down on scrolling).

Now he can do a 500 minute reaction to that, and then a 2500 minute reaction to the reaction…

Perpetual content machine

Use YouTube Unhook if through a browser. Blocks all recommendations. Also good to stop doomscrolling shorts. Definitely recommended if most of your intentional youtube use is one channel (breadtube is a channel, right?)

Trump: “Go to the strait and just take it” Spain: “OK.” Trump: “WAIT NO NOT LIKE THAT”

Maybe none of the 3 are “good guys” and we should be rooting for the fight itself instead?

Oof.

I’m self employed

So you’re saying you are failing to provide your most crucial employee with appropriate work equipment? /j

We won’t be “there” for a while hopefully (short of a grid-destroying crisis but we’ll have far bigger problems then and no time for gaming anyway) but some off-screen time is good for our health (and less use of electronics makes them last longer).

Hopefully at least competition can catch up. It would be great to have competitive manufacturing capacity here in the EU rather than depend on global trade (Looks at Unprecedented Event Of The Month)

There is no Easter Bunny, there is no Tooth Fairy, and there is no Pope of Catholicism.

He probably knows better than to shake hands with Vance, curse or not.

Not to mention trains. Old trains? Classy and romantic. New trains? Sleek and futuristic. Cars? Meh.

This reminds me of that pic of the cabin being held in an underground parking garage like some sort of SCP object.

Or for a way to easily reverse entropy.

Didn’t he also wait for the basically final moment?

At least Steam mandates AI disclosure so I can just ignore them all.

And if that fails, I can just limit myself to games developed before GenAI and still easily have enough peak games to last several lifetimes, even if I do nothing but play games.

I’d imagine there could be an ethical way to do so through a sunset protocol similar to the concept of rapture (the religious kind, not the Bioshock city) - freeze simulation, move all the beings’ minds to “heaven”, shut down physical universe simulation (lowering operation costs by at least five orders of magnitude, I’d imagine), and let them enjoy afterlife until they get tired of existing, reach nirvana, or something like that.

That reminds me, I should really get back into AI research.

No, it would run out of black paint. Give it a robot arm with scissors or something to cut the power lines on the Starlinks. (And also push them out of orbit? Maybe exchange energy with some sort of maneuver to stay in orbit longer?)

And moving away from oil is a good way to move away from the petrodollar, too. (Not to mention better for our future.)