Will Bohn

@willbohn
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Tech Executive in Tokyo | 17+ yrs scaling products & teams across US/Japan | Ex-Founder (Techstars Tokyo) | Gamer 👾 & Heavy Metal Enthusiast 🤘
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Am I wrong to hate passkeys and prefer TOTP or Yubikeys to secure your account?
Capcom says Pragmata is off to ‘a strong start’ with 1 million sold in its first two days

The critically acclaimed new IP has already hit the million milestone

Video Games Chronicle
The other unspoken thing about #AI is that it actually makes running #Linux , customizing it and handling any issues that pop up a lot easier to deal with.
I now have all 3 major OSes running across work and personal devices: Windows, MacOS, and Linux (@archlinux). I can conclusively say that I prefer Arch Linux to the other 2.
I've discovered that if you play Marathon solo, it seems like it tries to pair you up in lobbies with other solo players. But everyone seems to play as the Assassin class, which is a bit lame.
As for the PvE side of things... it's still pretty tough if you use the freebie kit of the day they give you.
While I really believe in all the potential with AI and everything (I've got my Skynet shirt ready); one of the biggest things that I give pause to is how all the cryptobros jumped over to the AI bandwagon faster than they created memecoins.
Someone I know (who should be at work) keeps playing "Slay the Spire 2" and I get Steam notifications about it about every 10 minutes. What is going on? (Steam Deck?)
Just did a migration using metalmonitoring.com - I'd say everything went well!
@brian if I ever start trying to vibe-code an AGI, Shodan, or something equally dubious, it's up to you to protect the world and stop me. 😅

This is a little premature to post, but because it's exciting (to me anyway), I wanted to share:

I'm building ConsensysPrime.com , an alternative to Usercentrics/Cookiebot, etc.

The reason: Everything out there in this area sucks and costs you an arm and a leg. Yet _all_ website/app owners are supposed to be compliant with GDPR and similar laws around the world.

I've still got a lot of debugging, QA, and polish to do on it, but I think this is an important project for the web, and for me.