Max Glenister
LosMyke
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Just a console cowboy hanging at “The Chat”. See you there.
Shaders are Hard. This Virtual GPU Makes Them Simple.
Natasha 
🇪🇺Woke up wanting to play with NNTP and Usenet. Why? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
As soon as I get something together :(
#python3
As soon as I get something together :(
#python3
God 
Thou shalt not claim America can't afford social security while planning crypto reserves to pump up your billionaire buddies' investments.
Hacker News DiscussionsExecutive wealth as a factor in return-to-office
https://twitter.com/EthanEvansVP/status/1895845734177452369
Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://twitter.com/EthanEvansVP/status/1895845734177452369
Ethan Evans (@EthanEvansVP) on X
As a retired Amazon VP who experienced a 9082% increase in Amazon stock during my time, I am out of touch with many common life struggles. The SVPs and CEOs above me are often more so. Talking about wealth and it's impacts is a taboo subject most executives avoid. I'm going to
Lon Seidman / Lon.TV ☑️Clicks keyboard case turns a Moto Razr into a modern BlackBerry https://liliputing.com/clicks-keyboard-case-turns-a-moto-razr-into-a-modern-blackberry-clicks-is-also-launching-pixel-and-galaxy-models/
Shane Celis@catsalad I had the tasteful giant squid for a while and then just tacked on a bunch more. I showed my wife. She asked me, “What are you, thirteen?” :)
JA WestenbergThe social media billionaires want us to believe their putrid platforms are the “new town squares.”
That their half-baked social videos and for-you feeds have replaced the agora.
And that, somehow, we’re all better for it.
It’s the most overused, meaningless claim on the Internet.
https://www.joanwestenberg.com/the-false-promise-of-digital-public-squares-was-always-a-scam/
The False Promise of Digital Public Squares Was Always a Scam
The Ancient Greek agora was a place where students and citizens could freely gather, give speeches, engage in debate, and challenge each other. Yes, it was a marketplace, a commercial hub where merchants sold goods from permanent shops (stoas) and temporary market stalls. But it was so much more—a