Colin
@colin969.bsky.social
Yet to see it admittedly. Feburary is a podcast highlight, the obligatory Yogscast publisher highlight, and then the special Valentines streams they did last year as well. It's just less streams so far.
February 3, 2026 at 11:35 PM
Yet to see it admittedly. Feburary is a podcast highlight, the obligatory Yogscast publisher highlight, and then the special Valentines streams they did last year as well. It's just less streams so far.
It's only allowed if Dan Clancy can goon to it
January 10, 2026 at 12:03 AM
It's only allowed if Dan Clancy can goon to it
"Just like we use google and art books". That's exactly what I don't want to hear. Paying a fraction of the cost to an AI provider that's illegally sucked everything up, because you don't want to actually pay people for the references they make.
December 17, 2025 at 10:14 AM
"Just like we use google and art books". That's exactly what I don't want to hear. Paying a fraction of the cost to an AI provider that's illegally sucked everything up, because you don't want to actually pay people for the references they make.
If it's just a simple rating, I'll usually slap down a 5.
If it's writing answers in, then no, and the DVLA is the winner for the only time I've ever sworn in one of those forms.
If it's writing answers in, then no, and the DVLA is the winner for the only time I've ever sworn in one of those forms.
September 30, 2025 at 5:33 PM
If it's just a simple rating, I'll usually slap down a 5.
If it's writing answers in, then no, and the DVLA is the winner for the only time I've ever sworn in one of those forms.
If it's writing answers in, then no, and the DVLA is the winner for the only time I've ever sworn in one of those forms.
To be fair, those margins are slim as is (hardware hasn't gotten a huge amount cheaper unfortunately) and the tariffs thrown on top of years of inflation hasn't helped.
Even a loss like $10 on each console would mean they're losing $200m on them a year, a rise like this in the US was inevitable.
Even a loss like $10 on each console would mean they're losing $200m on them a year, a rise like this in the US was inevitable.
August 20, 2025 at 4:54 PM
To be fair, those margins are slim as is (hardware hasn't gotten a huge amount cheaper unfortunately) and the tariffs thrown on top of years of inflation hasn't helped.
Even a loss like $10 on each console would mean they're losing $200m on them a year, a rise like this in the US was inevitable.
Even a loss like $10 on each console would mean they're losing $200m on them a year, a rise like this in the US was inevitable.
I've got a painting I made on the wall. I somehow got the colours of the sky and the lake mixed up, and it looks kinda crap, but the process of doing it is just so rewarding.
People are being pushed to assume you can't have fun with failure, and that's a real shame.
People are being pushed to assume you can't have fun with failure, and that's a real shame.
August 19, 2025 at 12:51 PM
I've got a painting I made on the wall. I somehow got the colours of the sky and the lake mixed up, and it looks kinda crap, but the process of doing it is just so rewarding.
People are being pushed to assume you can't have fun with failure, and that's a real shame.
People are being pushed to assume you can't have fun with failure, and that's a real shame.
To be fair, "Losing access to a car would financially ruin them" is an argument I've seen from people who don't want to lose their license which somehow does gain them leniency.
Almost like the courts are a joke.
Almost like the courts are a joke.
August 9, 2025 at 3:39 PM
To be fair, "Losing access to a car would financially ruin them" is an argument I've seen from people who don't want to lose their license which somehow does gain them leniency.
Almost like the courts are a joke.
Almost like the courts are a joke.
Age gated content on YouTube is extremely rare to come across, so not all that concerned yet.
These changes are largely to prevent them collecting personal data on underage users. YouTube have gotten some serious fines before for it and they're scared of more.
These changes are largely to prevent them collecting personal data on underage users. YouTube have gotten some serious fines before for it and they're scared of more.
July 30, 2025 at 10:32 AM
Age gated content on YouTube is extremely rare to come across, so not all that concerned yet.
These changes are largely to prevent them collecting personal data on underage users. YouTube have gotten some serious fines before for it and they're scared of more.
These changes are largely to prevent them collecting personal data on underage users. YouTube have gotten some serious fines before for it and they're scared of more.
Of course, but at a certain point what option do you have?
The only 2 major parties are both absolute failures through and through. At least if Reform stick to what they're saying and push through proportional rep, then we won't be stuck circling the drain until the end of time.
The only 2 major parties are both absolute failures through and through. At least if Reform stick to what they're saying and push through proportional rep, then we won't be stuck circling the drain until the end of time.
July 30, 2025 at 8:25 AM
Of course, but at a certain point what option do you have?
The only 2 major parties are both absolute failures through and through. At least if Reform stick to what they're saying and push through proportional rep, then we won't be stuck circling the drain until the end of time.
The only 2 major parties are both absolute failures through and through. At least if Reform stick to what they're saying and push through proportional rep, then we won't be stuck circling the drain until the end of time.
This has very heavy media bias. Yes, Corbyn got far less seats than Starmer, but Starmer only got the seats because Reform took votes from Conservatives.
Corbyn got 32.1% of votes, Starmer got 33.7% of votes.
The idea that he can't pull enough people away to matter is a lie.
Corbyn got 32.1% of votes, Starmer got 33.7% of votes.
The idea that he can't pull enough people away to matter is a lie.
July 30, 2025 at 5:08 AM
This has very heavy media bias. Yes, Corbyn got far less seats than Starmer, but Starmer only got the seats because Reform took votes from Conservatives.
Corbyn got 32.1% of votes, Starmer got 33.7% of votes.
The idea that he can't pull enough people away to matter is a lie.
Corbyn got 32.1% of votes, Starmer got 33.7% of votes.
The idea that he can't pull enough people away to matter is a lie.
The image isn't stored, it's just the record that you've passed which companies can request which is kept for 6 months.
July 24, 2025 at 5:23 AM
The image isn't stored, it's just the record that you've passed which companies can request which is kept for 6 months.
Just because you have to comply with the law doesn't mean you need to dress it up.
You aren't legally required to pretend it's about 'protecting the children'. That's a choice you make as a company to bend over and [Verify your age to read rest of message]
You aren't legally required to pretend it's about 'protecting the children'. That's a choice you make as a company to bend over and [Verify your age to read rest of message]
July 23, 2025 at 10:07 PM
Just because you have to comply with the law doesn't mean you need to dress it up.
You aren't legally required to pretend it's about 'protecting the children'. That's a choice you make as a company to bend over and [Verify your age to read rest of message]
You aren't legally required to pretend it's about 'protecting the children'. That's a choice you make as a company to bend over and [Verify your age to read rest of message]
Per their policy, facial age estimation images are deleted immediately after the check. All data is stored on UK based servers or UK based AWS buckets. Record of result is stored for up to 6 months or until deletion is requested.
July 23, 2025 at 10:06 PM
Per their policy, facial age estimation images are deleted immediately after the check. All data is stored on UK based servers or UK based AWS buckets. Record of result is stored for up to 6 months or until deletion is requested.
They really need to call their bluff. Geo-block the entire of the UK overnight and see how quickly the concessions will come.
July 23, 2025 at 9:59 PM
They really need to call their bluff. Geo-block the entire of the UK overnight and see how quickly the concessions will come.
Today in wasp advice:
If you see wasps that seem to be nesting or clustering around your building, leave them! A lot of the time they're just setting up temporary residence and they'll be on their way shortly.
If you see wasps that seem to be nesting or clustering around your building, leave them! A lot of the time they're just setting up temporary residence and they'll be on their way shortly.
July 14, 2025 at 8:21 PM
Today in wasp advice:
If you see wasps that seem to be nesting or clustering around your building, leave them! A lot of the time they're just setting up temporary residence and they'll be on their way shortly.
If you see wasps that seem to be nesting or clustering around your building, leave them! A lot of the time they're just setting up temporary residence and they'll be on their way shortly.