This thread brought to you by my ongoing series entitled "what if we actually read the spec instead of just going with what we kinda feel like it says in our hearts"

Please read this article, it’s about this one VR game but it’s also about so much more. It’s *excellent*.

20k people cross the Queensboro bridge every day on bikes or on foot. If all are forced into cars how will that relieve congestion?

Definitely Baghdad

New Orleans police secretly used live facial recognition for 2 years, scanning streets via 200+ cameras and sending real-time alerts to officers—a stunning violation of the law that often targeted even nonviolent offenses. *They made no disclosures about their use of the tech.*

It’s hilarious watching Gemini 2.5 juggling fragments of perfectly correct mathematics from its training corpus that are absolutely relevant to a high-school level question you ask it, but still possessing no ability to correctly *apply* these fragments to reach a correct answer—

Clipboard history is ludicrously underrated. It’s like an entire source of low-key mental strain that I had never noticed until it was gone

See also when you ask how to install a package with nix and they all insist that you switch to a new operating system

HEARTBREAKING: you tried to break out of a for loop inside of a switch statement in dumbass languages like C and C++. Your code fails and everyone laughs at you.

pennsylvania man gets in trouble for not doing his job

I bet it’s a scary experience for the other cells when a t-cell walks up and checks their protein markers.

the president wont see your cheap dunks against jeffery epstein . But your friends who have ties to state sponsored pedophilia will

There should be anti-ICE sentiment. And there should be much more of it than there is. There should be enough anti-ICE sentiment that its employees question whether they are doing something wrong, and whether working for ICE is worth it.

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