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The funny thing is that it was, but I hated the shorter one hahaha. And it retroactively made me annoyed at the full movie! I liked it though, but it was also Halloween night and I had an edible before hand...

Sorry to get radical but I don’t think it’s my job or yours to embrace, accept, understand - and certainly not to use - the thing being sold to us as AI. I don’t like any part of it, so I won’t. I’m missing out? Good, that’s what I want. You’re worried about me missing out? That’s fuckin weird, man.

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Simple solution - just buy a Sega Genesis.

Yuji Toriyama - Maze [Japan, Synth-Funk, Electro] (1985]

Yuji Toriyama - Maze [Japan, Synth-Funk, Electro] (1985]
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https://youtu.be/VkNvRqAMbMw

A mockup of a Jeopardy board question that reads "Konami's depiction of Count Dracula iconically called this type of person "a miserable little pile of secrets"

There are three ways to turn on FatBits and four ways to turn it off-- that should satisfy everyone.

Write that down.

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as announced by online Sega history zine Beep21: Hideki Sato, the "father of Sega hardware" who stewarded the design of Sega's home consoles from the SG-1000 through to the Dreamcast & presided over the company from 2001~3, passed away on Feb.13 aged 77 🇯🇵

R.I.P.

My two favorite neglected mascots

It's winter, and a small indoor stove is actually made out of a black desktop computer for some reason.

Byte magazine cover featuring gloves, pearls, and a wine glass next to a desktop with text reading "madam, dinner is served."

Byte magazine cover featuring a toy train running along a computer circuit board rather than a track.

Byte magazine cover featuring a guy on a desktop, looking at a screen depicting himself looking at a desktop screen depicting himself looking at another screen, ad neausem.

Here are more of his covers. I could really keep posting dozens of them!

Byte magazine cover featuring a desktop with a screen showing a green landscape, next to a window showing the real-life version, which is ugly, industrialized, and smoky.

The original Star Trek crew are at a holographic museum of "ancient technology," watching a guy scratch his head while reading a retro computer manual.

A painting, a window, and a desktop computer are all lined up to complete the same view, a scene of a blue mountain range.

A white-bearded Robert Tinney stands near an easel with a famous Tinney illustration of a smartwatch that runs on a micro-floppy disk.

RIP Robert Tinney (November 22, 1947 – February 1, 2026), the artist famous for his playful covers for Byte magazine, a hobbist magazine that ushered in the microcomputing age from the mid-70s through the 90s. I'm honored to have included his work in my own art collection.

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kitsune tails is SMB3 if nintendo had been brave enough to put lesbian fox girls in it, and kitsune zero is the prequel. steal the bodies and abilities of defeated enemies in midboss, or solve hat based push puzzles in UHD

Romeo is a Dead Man Available Now

Romeo is a Dead Man is AVAILABLE NOW!! 💫

Download on the platform of your choice!
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I can't believe we get both Romeo is a Dead Man and Paranormasight: The Mermaid's Curse in the same month. However, not sure if I can enjoy either at the moment, unfortunately...

What the $@?! is a "skins game"?!

High stakes, big bet golf gamblin'...IN SPACE!
Wishlist now on Steam

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I'm looking back on a lot of things, and fiddling with old hardware/software more. With Discord continuing to shoot themselves in the foot, and technology deciding to haul ass backwards on people for worthless AI, perhaps now is finally time to embrace the past. Not IRC, but the Videotex system.

Banjo & Kazooie swimming through a pipe which has a massive, horrifying massive shark with bloodshot eyes. His body appears to be metallic, with meat grafted to parts of it. It stares directly at the duo, mouth opening wide as they swim towards it.

Swimming further down the pipe towards a large mouth and sharp set of teeth at the end. Just the worst.

Guts Zone inside Clank. Large spinning blades can be seen in a passage that appears to be covered in crimson colored soft tissue.

Another passage, another set of gnarly spinning blades inside of a horrific red meat pipe.

Got to my favorite part in the Banjo-Kazooie recompilation, maybe wandered around the snow world, and felt satisfied. I think I just like exploring the hub, and encountering Clank. Mostly love encountering Clank. Need to be scared to death by more giant things in large bodies of water. Very good.

I'm happy that On Cinema continues to find ways to fully get under my skin and give me all kinds of absolute anxiety and panic.

Holy cow! Kyoto Xanadu actually has a reference to Computer Land Tachikawa, the PC store that Falcom operated when they were first established in the 80s. They even look the similar.

I really enjoyed watching the shell restoration video of this thing. Excited to see it working again!

I'm so excited. Doubly so with it being so close to release! The first one was pretty much my game of the year when it came out. Brilliant game.

PARANORMASIGHT! NEW PARANORMASIGHT!! PARANORMASIGTHHHHH

That dinosaur one is so cool aah

Loved Penny's Big Breakaway. It released in the same month as Hebereke 2. The combination of the two soothed me during a time where I was The Most Stressed, as it was in the same year and 3 months away from us releasing NEURODIVER. Colorful and bright. Always cheering for Evening Star.

You're telling me Roger Ebert gave the movie a thumbs UP, and Gene Siskel gave that same movie a thumbs DOWN?! What am I supposed to do with THAT?!

Up to no good.

Indeed only slightly bigger.

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