I dunno ask the liberals who fight leftists more then Republicans ;)
Not supporting Dems in 20xx is, was, and will be letting it catch on fire again.
@descruff.bsky.social
That person on the internet who exists for whatever reason.
I dunno ask the liberals who fight leftists more then Republicans ;)
Not supporting Dems in 20xx is, was, and will be letting it catch on fire again.
Iirc Newgrounds did something like that because they had accounts that are well over 21 years old.
19.02.2026 21:01 β π 2 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0After a while, you think "why does this keep happening?" You look into it and find out the wiring in the bathroom is faulty of course.
You start saying we gotta fix that bathroom.
But the next person replies "What are you talking about!? The house is on fire! That the important thing!"
I recently heard someone put it like this:
Leftists want to fix the bathroom.
Liberals say "What are you talking about!? The house is on fire! That the important thing!
So they do, and after out, its business as usual...
2 weeks later a fire breaks again.
This keeps happening, over and over. 1/2
(X) Doubt.
The most I could believe is a AI agent has the ability to read files/directories. Someone didn't set permissions correctly on a new file/directory, so the AI agent could be used to inadvertently leak the contents of those files.
Of course its also likely to "hallucinate" details so.
Well, good thing we didnβt silo off a bunch of important game knowledge in individual discords instead of forums or wikis or gamefaqs for some reason
09.02.2026 15:04 β π 1794 π 817 π¬ 12 π 6Yep this.
HDR isn't one thing, there are multiple standards, and multiple factors within those standards. Like how many dimming zones there are on an LCD.
Unfortunately a lot of screens that really have no business attempting HDR, get it tacked on anyways so it says "HDR!" on the box. π«€
They knew not to make one. Else everyone would ask their local Elliot to cook hundreds of 'Warm Egg Soups', creating another egg shortage.
08.02.2026 19:06 β π 3 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0I'd say so!
07.02.2026 23:48 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Trying something new.
This is gonna be weird.
Oh I thought we all agreed to just leave it to "Let me solo her"
Hence the empty theaters. ;)
Abolishing ICE Is, Has, and always Will be the "Common sense" reform.
25.01.2026 00:09 β π 24 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0I have a 2TB WD SN850X
Bought it ~3 years ago for: $179.99
Todays price: $399 - Ive seen it go for $500
Weird part about all this... I'm actually RMAing the SSD cause its giving SMART errors and reporting its gonna fail soon.
$70 - per year.
Oh it gets weirder. Going on the Wayback machine every other month the price changes dramatically, at one point you could buy a lifetime license for $199 or subscribe for $19 a month.
Ooof.
Man why does it feel like the QVL list actually matters more these days then it did in the DDR3 days?
Page source of 1harmeachday' website. The code shows it reads the current date and applies "Plucked out a hair on my head." to today, "Told myself I was worth nothing" to yesterday and so forth.
Hate to break this but...
No the page source shows it always shows the current date.
I seen the back of them Abraxo boxes! "Not for consumption?" Don't you tell me what to do, I'll eat what I want!
12.01.2026 16:36 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Uuuugh. I feel that.
If a machine said "VHS" it was generally meant to do something other then Play and Record tapes. (VHS Rewinder)
And even then people colloquially would just use the word "Tape" instead.
Slightly diminish a game
Dated Story
I had the nickname "Scruffy".
At the time I was into programing, and doing a lot of debugging, and soooo... Debug Scruff. DeScruff.
I remember daily checking the shipping of my laptop years ago. It went from China, to California, detoured to Japan, then to Eastern Canada, then iirc to Florida? before it finally started making sense and coming towards me.
I have a screenshot (somewhere) of the tracking info it was so crazy.
Yeah.... that is one option.
The back panel audio happily works, but has this weird popping after being silent for like 20 seconds and when audio comes back.
Not sure if thats -12V related or some annoying power saving feature I dont know how to turn off.
Its not mentioned anywhere on the corsair product page as far as I can see.
Only found out after digging for a but and finally finding this; www.corsair.com/us/en/explor...
Well fuck me.
So I found out the problem with my PC was the PSU. - It was still under warranty!
Corsair sent me a updated one and...
Audio is messing up, and thats when I learned Corsair PSUs no longer have a -12V rail.
Apparently ASUS Mobos used to use that for their audio amplifiers.
Are Bsky posts scraped by Google?
Cause first thought was: They want to use twitter, they want when you google their quote twitter comes up.
Month later, problem came back up.
Always happened when loading into a game like FFXIV or Vintage Story...
Oh a whim I swapped to a backup PSU that doesn't fit into my case, and is a lower Wattage.
... Problem goes away.
Well then. (wonder if warranty will apply >_> )
A place I worked at cooked two 25lbs turkeys a week.
29.11.2025 14:18 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0I didn't say the ROM, I said system memory.
Most games load only the parts of the Game's map immediately around the player. Hence why if you scroll to far away, NPCS respawn/reset.
DS1 however since you can alter the map by pushing blocks, placing objects, exc must remain in memory at all times.
Screenshot of the Gameboy version of "Dragon Slayer 1", featuring the player in combat with a Skeleton.
The elusive Level 2 map of Dragon Slayer 1, Black pixels indicate "Rocks" that can be pushed Sokuban style if a player is holding a ring. Dark green pixels indicate some kind of item. (Chests, Coins, Potions, Crystals, exc exc) The map features a large maze on top. An open field with spread out items spelling out one of the developer's name (Jun) in the middle. And a "Treasure Room" on the bottom with items making pixel art, and spelling another developer'd name (Torajima).
The levels for Dragon Slayer 1 on the Gameboy are 80x100 tiles, and uses *half* of the systems memory.
Oh and the map is technically screw shaped? If one were to walk East 80 tiles, rather then looping back to the starting position, you will end up 1 tile south of it. (Hence screw shaped)
Rebecca was one of the founders of Interplay, worked as a programmer on companies like EA, Microsoft and Ubisoft, helped building the PSP and PS4 operating systems and won the 1980 National Space Invaders Championship!
RIP to one of the greatest :(