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My valentine's day gift to you

Here comes Pacman drive.google.com/file/d/11sFS...

Special thanks to @ubern.bsky.social for helping out with getting him in
#blender3d #pacman

Hey everyone please donate to my friend 💙
She's trying to save up for bottom surgery.
It would mean a LOT to me to be able to help her reach her goal.
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casual peach... pretty...

ppl often ask me how i do the print effect now so

1. scale up 400% bilinear
2. slight chromatic aberration
3. duplicate layer and emboss
4. Add noise
5. adjust levels to accentuate contrasts
6. scale down 25% bicubic or adaptive
7. convert colour space to cmyk

[RGB] 3D render in the style of 1990s CG. It shows Peach in a casual outfit, sitting comfortably against an SGI Onyx workstation with a Nintendo 64 sitting on top of it. Next to her is also an SGI Indy workstation with a monitor sitting on top, showcasing the IRIX Interactive Desktop.

[CMYK] 3D render in the style of 1990s CG. It shows Peach in a casual outfit, sitting comfortably against an SGI Onyx workstation with a Nintendo 64 sitting on top of it. Next to her is also an SGI Indy workstation with a monitor sitting on top, showcasing the IRIX Interactive Desktop.

oooo you wanna spend $10k on a graphics workstation so baddd oooo

[RGB] 3D render in the style of 1990s CG, formatted like a magazine advert. It depicts Donkey Kong sitting at a table in his treehouse. On the desk, an SGI Indigo and monitor are propped up. The latter is displaying a yellow wireframe of a banana. Donkey Kong is turning toward the viewer and giving a thumbs-up. Headlining text reads "SEAL OF APE-ROVAL". Body reads "And unless arguing against 800 pounds of fully rendered muscle sounds like a good weekend plan (hey, not judging!), you'll find that INDIGO™ gets yours, too. 64-bit processing and 96 MEGS only scratch the surface of what's possible with the greatest 3-D imaging machines in the world, but you don't have to take our word for it... let the man, err... ape himself clue you in." The SiliconGraphics logo in the footer, with a dotted line leading tp a slogan reading "See what's possible"

[CMYK] 3D render in the style of 1990s CG, formatted like a magazine advert. It depicts Donkey Kong sitting at a table in his treehouse. On the desk, an SGI Indigo and monitor are propped up. The latter is displaying a yellow wireframe of a banana. Donkey Kong is turning toward the viewer and giving a thumbs-up. Headlining text reads "SEAL OF APE-ROVAL". Body reads "And unless arguing against 800 pounds of fully rendered muscle sounds like a good weekend plan (hey, not judging!), you'll find that INDIGO™ gets yours, too. 64-bit processing and 96 MEGS only scratch the surface of what's possible with the greatest 3-D imaging machines in the world, but you don't have to take our word for it... let the man, err... ape himself clue you in." The SiliconGraphics logo in the footer, with a dotted line leading tp a slogan reading "See what's possible"

#3dart #retro #donkeykong #90scgi #blender3d

[RGB] 3D render in the style of 1990s CG, formatted like a magazine advert. It depicts Mario sitting at a desk, with an SGI Indy machine propped up on it. Bowser's hand is reaching out of the monitor screen. The page is headlined with text reading "As REAL as it GETS" and there is a small paragraph at the bottom reading "Let's face the facts: without the power of SILICON GRAPHICS' unparalleled graphics and computing performance, and the ALIAS | WAVEFRONT 3-D package, the intricate worlds of SUPER MARIO 64 and Donkey Kong Country would be nothing but a pipe dream." The Silicon Graphics and Alias | Wavefront logos are present at the very bottom of the page.

[CMYK] 3D render in the style of 1990s CG, formatted like a magazine advert. It depicts Mario sitting at a desk, with an SGI Indy machine propped up on it. Bowser's hand is reaching out of the monitor screen. The page is headlined with text reading "As REAL as it GETS" and there is a small paragraph at the bottom reading "Let's face the facts: without the power of SILICON GRAPHICS' unparalleled graphics and computing performance, and the ALIAS | WAVEFRONT 3-D package, the intricate worlds of SUPER MARIO 64 and Donkey Kong Country would be nothing but a pipe dream." The Silicon Graphics and Alias | Wavefront logos are present at the very bottom of the page.

I love making free advertising for dead companies.

Since I already had to ruin my NICE and NEAT two post thread I do wanna add another point:

Yea it's not just about NSFW. It's a greater goal of suppressing LGBTQ+. Fight this.

But. If it WAS just about NSFW. I would hold the same position. It's valid all on its own. I STAND ! WITH ! THE FREAKS !

the most Bluesky follow up ever:

I am not saying give Discord your ID. Oh my god lmao. No. No god. LOL. No. FUCK Discord. LOL
.... No. hehe

I keep seeing folks say they'll just accept a Teen Friendly account on Discord rather than scan or ID and I don't know if I wanna mass normalize leaving NSFW pals out in the cold yet again. Especially with all the censorship stuff goin on I think we gotta stand with the freaks now more than ever.

Three panel comic. Panel 1: baby monkeys in overalls jumping on a bed, having fun. Panel 2: one of the monkeys falls over the edge of the bed, reaching out as he falls. Panel 3: one of the other monkeys, now looking super buff and badass, grabs him by the arm to save him heroically. “Monkey Stronger Together.”

so apparently the maya files from the famous "here comes pacman" video were released

Fuck Discord.

Cancel your Nitro. I don't give a shit who you are. This is not a difficult protest. Literally just DON'T give Discord money every month. Fuck the emojis. Fuck the banners. Fuck everything Discord does, and fuck the air they waste.

Discord lied.

they’re now sending scanned IDs to persona, a third party company.

“facial scans will never leave your device” -discord lmao.

BREAKING: The House passed the so-called SAVE America Act which threatens to upend our freedom to vote.

The bill could disenfranchise millions of eligible voters by requiring documents like passports or birth certificates to register to vote and forcing voter roll purges. The Senate must reject it.

So AI is

- A zero-profit money sinkhole
- Slowing down workers who have to keep fixing its hallucinations
- Filling the internet with lies and deception
- Fighting creativity
- Ruining the customer tech market
- Killing open source software
- Destroying education

But for some reason we "need" it?

decided to show some more progress since you guys like it so much

4K ULTRA GAMEPLAY REVEAL TEASER

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.

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 hand lifting one of three silver shell-game shells to reveal a tiny desktop computer with text saying "you win"

A desktop computer is over a bunsen burner, and bubbling water is on the screen.

A hand inserts a tiny floppy disk into the side of a wristwatch.

A 1987 cover of "Magazine," featuring a young Robert Tinney for a cover story about him.

This is why Minnesotans are begging folks outside the state to keep talking about us.

Please don’t let the world forget we are still in danger.

AI-Gen is dying, repost to make it die faster :)

This too is yuri

I love how he says it when getting hit and how he sounds so offended by it

Tell your favorite artists you love their work

Tl;dr: The vast majority of adults will never have to interact with our age assurance systems and their experience won't change, because we know Discord and how people use it, so we're designing to respect privacy and deliver a safer experience while minimizing friction for adults. Hey folks – I’ve been on Discord since very early 2016 and actually joined the company in 2017. Safety is one of my areas, so today’s announcement on our blog is something I’ve been pretty involved with. I’ve always cared about Discord's approach to privacy (E2EE for A/V was another of my projects here), so I figured I’d add some more context to today's news. I can say confidently that the vast majority of people will never see age verification. I say this because we launched age assurance in the UK and Australia in 2025, and we have some pretty good data on this now. The idea here is that we can pre-identify most adults based on what we already know (not including your messages!), and that looks to get us pretty far here. No face scans, no IDs, for the vast majority of adults.

And if you are one of the smaller subset of folks that we can't definitively pre-identify, then still, you only have to do it if you're accessing age-restricted servers or channels, or changing certain settings. That's really not most users. (Altho... might be more Redditors, tbh.) Last, I know that there is concern about privacy and data leaks. That's a real concern. The selfie system is built purely client-side, it never leaves your device, and we did that intentionally. That'll work for a bunch of users who aren't pre-identified as adults. But if you do end up in the ID bucket, then yeah, you're right that has some risk. We're doing what we can to minimize this by working with our range of partners (who are different partners than the data leak you read about), and if it's any help, we learned a lot internally from the last issue. But I get if that doesn't necessarily inspire more confidence. Anyway, we’ll be sharing more next month as we get closer to the global roll out about the system, including the technology behind it in March. I honestly wouldn't be happy if we didn't build something good and I am excited about what we’re launching, but please let us know what you think when we share more details. And I really appreciate everybody's feedback here today. We’re definitely reading it!

Discord is already starting to walk things back a little, so people should keep doing what they're doing (cancel Nitro, leave feedback/criticism, direct contact through support tickets/phone/email/etc)

Back in my day you were taught that if anyone online even knows your hair colour, you're fucking DEAD