@zzocker100.bsky.social
Master Code Exploder, Sun-Dried Heat Hater
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Trump selbst schiebt die unterdrückten Menschen in Venezuela nichtmal vor. Er tut nichtmal so als ob. Er sagt einfach direkt, dass es ums Öl geht. Er betont auch nicht, dass Selbstbestimmungsrecht und freie, faire Wahlen, sondern sagt klar, dass er entscheidet wer in Venezuela regieren soll.
January 4, 2026 at 2:05 PM
Trump selbst schiebt die unterdrückten Menschen in Venezuela nichtmal vor. Er tut nichtmal so als ob. Er sagt einfach direkt, dass es ums Öl geht. Er betont auch nicht, dass Selbstbestimmungsrecht und freie, faire Wahlen, sondern sagt klar, dass er entscheidet wer in Venezuela regieren soll.
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Neoliberale: FREIHEIT
Trump: Öl, wir sind da wegen dem Öl
Konservative: ein Meisterstück, der grausame Diktator weg
Trump: Unsere Firmen kontrollieren jetzt das Öl
Liberale: Ein unterjochtes Volk kann nun entscheiden
Trump: Also wir sind jetzt die Herrscher
Im Chor: Venezuela libre!
Trump: Öl, wir sind da wegen dem Öl
Konservative: ein Meisterstück, der grausame Diktator weg
Trump: Unsere Firmen kontrollieren jetzt das Öl
Liberale: Ein unterjochtes Volk kann nun entscheiden
Trump: Also wir sind jetzt die Herrscher
Im Chor: Venezuela libre!
January 4, 2026 at 2:03 PM
Neoliberale: FREIHEIT
Trump: Öl, wir sind da wegen dem Öl
Konservative: ein Meisterstück, der grausame Diktator weg
Trump: Unsere Firmen kontrollieren jetzt das Öl
Liberale: Ein unterjochtes Volk kann nun entscheiden
Trump: Also wir sind jetzt die Herrscher
Im Chor: Venezuela libre!
Trump: Öl, wir sind da wegen dem Öl
Konservative: ein Meisterstück, der grausame Diktator weg
Trump: Unsere Firmen kontrollieren jetzt das Öl
Liberale: Ein unterjochtes Volk kann nun entscheiden
Trump: Also wir sind jetzt die Herrscher
Im Chor: Venezuela libre!
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Your power bill has tripled and you can't afford new PC parts just to create this.
December 20, 2025 at 3:35 PM
Your power bill has tripled and you can't afford new PC parts just to create this.
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"but what if they can't draw" here's hideo kojima making level blockouts for metal gear solid 1 and 2 with LEGO
I am begging AI bros to use their brains for two seconds
I am begging AI bros to use their brains for two seconds
December 18, 2025 at 5:57 PM
"but what if they can't draw" here's hideo kojima making level blockouts for metal gear solid 1 and 2 with LEGO
I am begging AI bros to use their brains for two seconds
I am begging AI bros to use their brains for two seconds
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"they don't know how to express the idea" here's rian johnson's storyboard for knives out
pick up a pencil and a napkin
pick up a pencil and a napkin
December 18, 2025 at 4:58 PM
"they don't know how to express the idea" here's rian johnson's storyboard for knives out
pick up a pencil and a napkin
pick up a pencil and a napkin
Like, I don't know exactly what is going on at Larian, but stating in an interview that you want to ship a game bigger than BG3 in 3 to 4 years, was the first clue.
The AI-nonsense they're pushing was the second clue.
Then people started talking about their hiring practices, third clue.
The AI-nonsense they're pushing was the second clue.
Then people started talking about their hiring practices, third clue.
December 17, 2025 at 10:17 PM
Like, I don't know exactly what is going on at Larian, but stating in an interview that you want to ship a game bigger than BG3 in 3 to 4 years, was the first clue.
The AI-nonsense they're pushing was the second clue.
Then people started talking about their hiring practices, third clue.
The AI-nonsense they're pushing was the second clue.
Then people started talking about their hiring practices, third clue.
Man, the Larian story is going places, isn't it?
December 17, 2025 at 9:23 PM
Man, the Larian story is going places, isn't it?
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Have they all just chugged the kool-aid or is the tech + financial markets lobby forcing "AI" integration in a desperate bid to extend the bubble - because Firefox users absolutely DO NOT want this.
Mozilla’s new CEO is doubling down on an AI future for Firefox
Mozilla’s new CEO is doubling down on an AI future for Firefox
Anthony Enzor-DeMeo is taking charge of one of the internet’s most important — and most complicated — companies.
buff.ly
December 17, 2025 at 12:37 AM
Have they all just chugged the kool-aid or is the tech + financial markets lobby forcing "AI" integration in a desperate bid to extend the bubble - because Firefox users absolutely DO NOT want this.
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I'm saying this as someone who actually thought that generative models *might* be useful for ideation when they came up for the first time a few years back: fuck right off.
The only thing it's good at is ripping the soul out of your artists work.
Also "placeholder text"... use lorem ipsum ffs!
The only thing it's good at is ripping the soul out of your artists work.
Also "placeholder text"... use lorem ipsum ffs!
sigh
December 17, 2025 at 1:20 AM
I'm saying this as someone who actually thought that generative models *might* be useful for ideation when they came up for the first time a few years back: fuck right off.
The only thing it's good at is ripping the soul out of your artists work.
Also "placeholder text"... use lorem ipsum ffs!
The only thing it's good at is ripping the soul out of your artists work.
Also "placeholder text"... use lorem ipsum ffs!
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"we USE ai, but our game wont CONTAIN it" is a clarification that no one has ever cared about & now CEOs are using it as a wedge to get their foot in the door as a part of a long term plan into normalizing AI, just like how 'it's just placeholder' was used with E33. dont cede even an inch of ground
December 16, 2025 at 9:12 PM
"we USE ai, but our game wont CONTAIN it" is a clarification that no one has ever cared about & now CEOs are using it as a wedge to get their foot in the door as a part of a long term plan into normalizing AI, just like how 'it's just placeholder' was used with E33. dont cede even an inch of ground
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Everyone is more or less okay with it” dude you make people emigrate to work there because you don’t do remote work, they risk having to change countries if they disagree with it
sigh
December 16, 2025 at 5:42 PM
Everyone is more or less okay with it” dude you make people emigrate to work there because you don’t do remote work, they risk having to change countries if they disagree with it
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This one hurts man
Fuck Larian I guess
Fuck Larian I guess
December 16, 2025 at 8:11 PM
This one hurts man
Fuck Larian I guess
Fuck Larian I guess
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Don’t use AI for Placeholder assets (or at all). The point is to make them obvious they need replacing
Textures should be hot pink
Text should be BOLD ALL CAPS
Animations should be the Macarena
When they say “we only used AI for placeholder” what they really mean is they hoped you wouldn’t notice
Textures should be hot pink
Text should be BOLD ALL CAPS
Animations should be the Macarena
When they say “we only used AI for placeholder” what they really mean is they hoped you wouldn’t notice
December 16, 2025 at 8:37 PM
Don’t use AI for Placeholder assets (or at all). The point is to make them obvious they need replacing
Textures should be hot pink
Text should be BOLD ALL CAPS
Animations should be the Macarena
When they say “we only used AI for placeholder” what they really mean is they hoped you wouldn’t notice
Textures should be hot pink
Text should be BOLD ALL CAPS
Animations should be the Macarena
When they say “we only used AI for placeholder” what they really mean is they hoped you wouldn’t notice
I hate that I'm currently memorizing CPU names and CPU names and prices and VRAM numbers. I hate this for myself.
I hate that the openness of the PC platform means that there inherently cannot be a cheap painless entry point - because then people would buy them up to mine crypto and shit.
I hate that the openness of the PC platform means that there inherently cannot be a cheap painless entry point - because then people would buy them up to mine crypto and shit.
November 23, 2025 at 1:36 AM
I hate that I'm currently memorizing CPU names and CPU names and prices and VRAM numbers. I hate this for myself.
I hate that the openness of the PC platform means that there inherently cannot be a cheap painless entry point - because then people would buy them up to mine crypto and shit.
I hate that the openness of the PC platform means that there inherently cannot be a cheap painless entry point - because then people would buy them up to mine crypto and shit.
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This concept is often hard for devs to grasp too, not just players. I put it as "the joy of doing" vs. "the joy of being".
Why does some grind or hard challenge feel joyful in game A, but a chore in game B? You enjoy *existing* in game A. The "thing to do" serves that joy.
Pet the dog. Enjoy being
Why does some grind or hard challenge feel joyful in game A, but a chore in game B? You enjoy *existing* in game A. The "thing to do" serves that joy.
Pet the dog. Enjoy being
November 18, 2025 at 11:28 PM
This concept is often hard for devs to grasp too, not just players. I put it as "the joy of doing" vs. "the joy of being".
Why does some grind or hard challenge feel joyful in game A, but a chore in game B? You enjoy *existing* in game A. The "thing to do" serves that joy.
Pet the dog. Enjoy being
Why does some grind or hard challenge feel joyful in game A, but a chore in game B? You enjoy *existing* in game A. The "thing to do" serves that joy.
Pet the dog. Enjoy being
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Why am I so against generative AI in games?
Because I simply do not want my initial reaction to art to be one of suspicion and scrutiny, AI slop is fundamentally damaging my relationship to art and artistry, and I am deeply resentful that it is forcing me to be guarded when I should be wowed.
Because I simply do not want my initial reaction to art to be one of suspicion and scrutiny, AI slop is fundamentally damaging my relationship to art and artistry, and I am deeply resentful that it is forcing me to be guarded when I should be wowed.
November 17, 2025 at 6:54 PM
Why am I so against generative AI in games?
Because I simply do not want my initial reaction to art to be one of suspicion and scrutiny, AI slop is fundamentally damaging my relationship to art and artistry, and I am deeply resentful that it is forcing me to be guarded when I should be wowed.
Because I simply do not want my initial reaction to art to be one of suspicion and scrutiny, AI slop is fundamentally damaging my relationship to art and artistry, and I am deeply resentful that it is forcing me to be guarded when I should be wowed.
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the best way to get out of an extrinsic game that you find yourself still playing despite disliking is to just force yourself to miss an event in-game. if you're the completionist type it's an extremely fast way to sever yourself from it
November 17, 2025 at 10:56 PM
the best way to get out of an extrinsic game that you find yourself still playing despite disliking is to just force yourself to miss an event in-game. if you're the completionist type it's an extremely fast way to sever yourself from it
Basically, why I stopped playing both Overwatch and Splatoon 3. When you find yourself grinding a card game you don't like for an emote you probably wouldn't use anyway it's time to stop.
November 19, 2025 at 12:07 AM
Basically, why I stopped playing both Overwatch and Splatoon 3. When you find yourself grinding a card game you don't like for an emote you probably wouldn't use anyway it's time to stop.
Can I have less eugenics on my feed? I know the 2020s are going GREAT but is that so much to ask? Also less "ironic" eugenics please, while I'm at it.
November 13, 2025 at 9:39 AM
Can I have less eugenics on my feed? I know the 2020s are going GREAT but is that so much to ask? Also less "ironic" eugenics please, while I'm at it.
Price is not known yet, and 8GB VRAM doesn't scream future-proof (upgradable?) but this could legit be my next daily driver. Could shape up to be a fairly painless Linux-box for gaming.
Valve is making a console. The Steam Machine, a sleek box with the guts of a mid-range PC that runs SteamOS, will arrive in early 2026. Prices TBD, but unlike the failed Steam Machine initiative from a decade ago, this is Valve's own device. Big news www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
Valve Announces Steam Machine, a New Video-Game Console
The US gaming company behind the popular, handheld Steam Deck is making a living-room device for PC games
www.bloomberg.com
November 12, 2025 at 7:47 PM
Price is not known yet, and 8GB VRAM doesn't scream future-proof (upgradable?) but this could legit be my next daily driver. Could shape up to be a fairly painless Linux-box for gaming.
I had a look at SteamPeek, which, people tell me, has "better discoverability tools" than Steam. I don't think I've been as unimpressed with a service like this in a long while.
November 4, 2025 at 6:26 PM
I had a look at SteamPeek, which, people tell me, has "better discoverability tools" than Steam. I don't think I've been as unimpressed with a service like this in a long while.
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