I absolutely understand the need for blocklists to filter out bullshit, like the MAGA-bots. But I fear that blocklists are now more used as a full-on nuclear option to completely distance oneself from any and all criticism, even constructive.
This totally isn't a jab at anyone, just a thought...

Genuinely wondering how people made guerilla dubbing tracks before AI

It's been a good minute since a big game removed terrible content in an update. Last time it happened was like in a Minecraft Alpha, when Mojang removed Beast Boy, Rana, and Black Steve (lol). I miss that time...

Everyone's getting all excited about Gabe Newell's speech at the new Dota Int'l, with remarks of "people talking shit about [him] in chat" and "[telling him to] uninstall the game and *obvious kys bleep*". Is it just me who sees it as the second Zuckaissance, but with another tech company?

Here's something I used to discuss with people way back when I first started using Twitter. I still see some silly Tech McGees asking why do people have shortcuts on desktops. Reason: convenience! People like having stuff easy-to-access, that doesn't make them disorganised.

All the ghosts in Luigi’s Mansion are of the healthcare CEOS he has murdered.

Regarding my bio, me leaving Twitter definitely meant that I needed to start anew, as quite a lot of my old Tweets were just cringy and insufferable. I'd like to think I've grown as a person since then, even though sometimes it feels like I totally haven't lol.

Well, I lurked here for a bit, trying to get a feel for this new thing. It did feel a lot more positive, and with the recent influx of new people, I feel like this is gonna be like the good old-school Twitter we loved...(1/2)