Redherring32
@redherring32.com
Woodworker/farmhand with an unhealthy obsession with computer/game hardware and reverse engineering
Creator of OpenTendo and official installer for MakeMHz
https://linktr.ee/Redherring32
Creator of OpenTendo and official installer for MakeMHz
https://linktr.ee/Redherring32
There's even a ton of cases where we've automated stuff extremely efficiently WITHOUT getting rid of humans, actually most cases.
The general purpose robo worker of the future has never made sense and never will, whether it's a humanoid or a box of GPUs that hacks stolen data together.
The general purpose robo worker of the future has never made sense and never will, whether it's a humanoid or a box of GPUs that hacks stolen data together.
January 10, 2026 at 11:08 PM
There's even a ton of cases where we've automated stuff extremely efficiently WITHOUT getting rid of humans, actually most cases.
The general purpose robo worker of the future has never made sense and never will, whether it's a humanoid or a box of GPUs that hacks stolen data together.
The general purpose robo worker of the future has never made sense and never will, whether it's a humanoid or a box of GPUs that hacks stolen data together.
Automation isn't bad.
Trying to do it with expensive tech in fields that have in some cases been efficiently automated for 100 years, is stupid and bad.
See: all the crypto idiots that think a humanoid robot makes sense for harvesting grains.
When we already had self driving combines for a while.
Trying to do it with expensive tech in fields that have in some cases been efficiently automated for 100 years, is stupid and bad.
See: all the crypto idiots that think a humanoid robot makes sense for harvesting grains.
When we already had self driving combines for a while.
January 10, 2026 at 11:06 PM
Automation isn't bad.
Trying to do it with expensive tech in fields that have in some cases been efficiently automated for 100 years, is stupid and bad.
See: all the crypto idiots that think a humanoid robot makes sense for harvesting grains.
When we already had self driving combines for a while.
Trying to do it with expensive tech in fields that have in some cases been efficiently automated for 100 years, is stupid and bad.
See: all the crypto idiots that think a humanoid robot makes sense for harvesting grains.
When we already had self driving combines for a while.
I can't wait til they see what happens when they cut funding to all of us farmers.
They're too dumb to realize that we're the only reason they're able to exist.
They're too dumb to realize that we're the only reason they're able to exist.
January 10, 2026 at 12:58 AM
I can't wait til they see what happens when they cut funding to all of us farmers.
They're too dumb to realize that we're the only reason they're able to exist.
They're too dumb to realize that we're the only reason they're able to exist.
I got frustrated a couple times with it, but my reward for sticking to it was finding probably my favorite game of all time.
I beg you to give it a solid chance, cause there's *really* nothing else like it, it's absolutely one of those games you'll wish you could play for the first time again.
I beg you to give it a solid chance, cause there's *really* nothing else like it, it's absolutely one of those games you'll wish you could play for the first time again.
January 5, 2026 at 9:37 PM
I got frustrated a couple times with it, but my reward for sticking to it was finding probably my favorite game of all time.
I beg you to give it a solid chance, cause there's *really* nothing else like it, it's absolutely one of those games you'll wish you could play for the first time again.
I beg you to give it a solid chance, cause there's *really* nothing else like it, it's absolutely one of those games you'll wish you could play for the first time again.
The world gives you all the info you need to solve every puzzle organically, it's not one of those games where they expect you to read a manual for a clue.
I had to Google a couple puzzles in my playthrough, but immediately I realized it had already told me what to do, I just didn't see it.
I had to Google a couple puzzles in my playthrough, but immediately I realized it had already told me what to do, I just didn't see it.
January 5, 2026 at 9:37 PM
The world gives you all the info you need to solve every puzzle organically, it's not one of those games where they expect you to read a manual for a clue.
I had to Google a couple puzzles in my playthrough, but immediately I realized it had already told me what to do, I just didn't see it.
I had to Google a couple puzzles in my playthrough, but immediately I realized it had already told me what to do, I just didn't see it.
Hopefully more to come, I need to sit down and finish the Titler and Twin I started REing.
December 31, 2025 at 6:55 PM
Hopefully more to come, I need to sit down and finish the Titler and Twin I started REing.
The 256GB got price cut when they phased out the 64GB, obviously memory shortages make stuff more complicated now, but I suspect they will at least *want* to do the same here too.
December 20, 2025 at 8:05 PM
The 256GB got price cut when they phased out the 64GB, obviously memory shortages make stuff more complicated now, but I suspect they will at least *want* to do the same here too.
Not really open source custom license, and as of yesterday at least what they were distributing weren't source files.
It feels like Prusa is trying to claw back their reputation, but they don't actually want to share stuff, so they pulled a stunt that LOOKS like they're back to open sourcing.
It feels like Prusa is trying to claw back their reputation, but they don't actually want to share stuff, so they pulled a stunt that LOOKS like they're back to open sourcing.
December 20, 2025 at 8:03 PM
Not really open source custom license, and as of yesterday at least what they were distributing weren't source files.
It feels like Prusa is trying to claw back their reputation, but they don't actually want to share stuff, so they pulled a stunt that LOOKS like they're back to open sourcing.
It feels like Prusa is trying to claw back their reputation, but they don't actually want to share stuff, so they pulled a stunt that LOOKS like they're back to open sourcing.
No, I don't like generic open world template games like BOTW.
Wind Waker is actually good.
Wind Waker is actually good.
December 12, 2025 at 4:49 AM
No, I don't like generic open world template games like BOTW.
Wind Waker is actually good.
Wind Waker is actually good.
The library of Alexandria has burned for a second time.
December 7, 2025 at 6:41 PM
The library of Alexandria has burned for a second time.
Not only an Xbox I modded (I installed the Stellar and XboxHD+ on this one) but one of my hardware designs (this build has my USB C PSU design in it) finding its way into MS HQ wasn't exactly something I ever saw happening. Even if just for a visit.
It's a really weird feeling.
It's a really weird feeling.
December 7, 2025 at 6:11 AM
Not only an Xbox I modded (I installed the Stellar and XboxHD+ on this one) but one of my hardware designs (this build has my USB C PSU design in it) finding its way into MS HQ wasn't exactly something I ever saw happening. Even if just for a visit.
It's a really weird feeling.
It's a really weird feeling.
What makes it just that much sweeter is that they renamed their ENTIRE COMPANY after it right before it blew up in their faces.
December 7, 2025 at 3:33 AM
What makes it just that much sweeter is that they renamed their ENTIRE COMPANY after it right before it blew up in their faces.
I'm hating it enough for at least 3 people, everyone else needs to pick up the slack.
December 4, 2025 at 10:01 PM
I'm hating it enough for at least 3 people, everyone else needs to pick up the slack.
I really don't like VR and it makes me throw up, but you have my attention.
October 30, 2025 at 5:36 AM
I really don't like VR and it makes me throw up, but you have my attention.