I’ve “hacked” web apps by logging in with “user - password” or something equally inane.

What a handsome fellow!

Yes. I picked up the habit at my (former) job (IT). So I drink a few cups throughout the day. I don’t really feel anything unless overdo it and drink like 4 cups before noon, in which case I get slightly jittery. But I can’t say I’ve noticed any “synergic” issues from combining equasym & caffeine.

Come to think of it, my meds are specifically slow-release. There are versions of methylphenidate that act more immediately.

The word ‘unprecedented’ will be part of daily vernacular until…

I don’t. The idea of doing this in perpetuity is painful. I would like to earn my rest.

That’s some final destination shit.

If there’s any upside to the entire situation, it’s that perhaps, maybe, developers will again start paying more attention to optimization instead of just throwing more powerful hardware at it.

Some of the greatest games ever developed for consoles were great because the developers had to get extremely creative with the limited resources at their disposal. This led to some incredibly optimized games that could do a whole lot with those very limited resources.

True. There’s just a couple of subjects that don’t interest me at all, like sports or fashion. Apart from that I’m honestly interested in pretty much everything, I’m very curious by nature.

I think there should be more distinction. One hyperfixation isn’t exactly like all the others. I’ve picked up one or two that have stuck with me throughout the years.

Apart from that it’s usually a period of focus on a certain medium/series/… which can get pretty intense but not exactly the same level as the “true” hyperfixations.

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He’s an enemy to humanity. But of particular menace to US and EU.

Brownshirts don’t need to be intelligent, only compliant.

So far, AI has cost me a few hobbies (as in, made them a lot less enjoyable) and one job.

If there’s an uprising against clankers, you’ll find me at the front lines.

Exceptions for billionaires and industry titans, but none for you.

Oh I agree completely. There are many “more powerful” devices out there, but very few people actually prefer them if they’ve used a Steam Deck before. And its battery life is fine for what it is, but it would be awesome if it was twice as much.

I’ve seen ARM64 in action firsthand in the new Macbooks. The energy efficiency especially is off the charts. Since battery life was the Steam Deck’s greatest flaw, chances are an ARM architecture version can squeeze a lot more juice out of the same battery size in the future.

“Shut up and pass the butter”.

What if we first throw it at a cop and then use it to build community?

“No future”.

They weren’t punkers, they were prophets.

He’s goddamn right.