The fact that this was said shows how reliant modern gamers are on external resources just to get through games. Strategy guides used to be for sweats. Now they’re being peddled to casual first-timers. I think there’s a need to embrace suboptimal play again in gaming discourse.

This screenshot just brings back so many memories to me. The old Facebook games, the Facebook Graph API, which you can just openly tap into, and the Rockmelt browser. It was a security nightmare but it was definitely fun and much less “engagement-driven” as it is today.

komorebi

Big, if true. (it's true)

I made a rookie mistake. I thought that a subscription on Claude comes with API access for Claude Code. Turns out, those are two different things and the latter is pay-per-use. C’est la vie. 🤷

I’ll never forget you, perfect February

unpopular take: 8GB is not the problem, software bloat is. i used an 8GB mac for years and it was fine because the programs were lean. now a browser tab takes 500MB and an electron app eats 1GB just to show you a text editor. we kept throwing more RAM at the problem instead of

This looks really fascinating and promising. I don’t really need a powerful machine for casual browsing and I’m already looking for an iPad and Magic Keyboard solution. This might really fit that specific use-case.

Star Citizen is such a beautiful game. My only wish is that they optimize this game so that it can run on a handheld PC.

The main issue is that I don’t go to X looking to buy products and services. I go here either to microblog or get the latest news updates.