I'm back.
(Nobody knows me)

Discord, what happened to you brother? I see you a little screwed.

Facts

god it's real, go it's king

forgot to say I'm live hehe ✨

twitch.tv/limealicious

Elon Musk is crazy.

I don't understand how they say that rust is the future, if that shit is the ugliest and most abhorrent syntax that exists.

Rust is the perfectionist cousin drowning you in rules, while Go is the practical friend who just gets things done. Go skips the borrow checker drama; concurrency is simple. In Rust, even basics are a hassle. Go moves on, Rust holds you back. Anyway Rust is shit.

a small kei truck beside a cybertruck

i believe this is an important image in our postmodern age

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@soradev0.bsky.social bro entro y veo esto

Amazon Fire 7 2019 tablet sitting propped up on a desk being held by a Wii U Gamepad stand. connected to the tablet is a Razer keyboard and mouse, both with RGB lighting. open on the tablet screen is my foxboy.dev website. a small mouse cursor can be seen on the lower right corner of the screen

hey guys check out my new gaming pc

A three-piece computer unit. Up top, the white monitor reads: "MSX BASIC versão 1.1 Br 'G r a d i e n t e' 28014 bytes livres OK" up top, then "color auto goto list run" down below. The computer itself is a grey pizzabox, with black angular highlighting joining the two cartidge slots and the power light. Image bottom, the Expert's keyboard; a full keyboard, it includes multimedia buttons, a blue directional keypad, and the same angular black highlighting as is on the face of the computer proper. A small recess in the computer allows the keyboard to be locked in place, although this seems only to be to hold the keyboard in position, not to store the keyboard.

One of the most obscure computers I have ever looked up, the Gradiente Expert was a MSX computer for the Brasilian market; a reissue of the National CF-3000 for the Japanese market, styled like a contemporary audio box, cheaper than a C64 but hampered by an incomplete MSX implementation.