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listen you can't be buying pixel art games with "Pixel" in the title

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there's a lot to shit on kojima for but I gotta respect that

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30-Song Guess Your Age Quiz

Fwiw, they thought I was MANY years younger than I am. Just made me feel good all over. 😊

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Screwdrivers

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completely fucked that trained cyclists hit a higher VO2peak measurement when cycling than trained runners do while running. human body is a machine specifically optimised for using a bicycle, which did not exist for 99.99% of human history

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Nostalgia really is a poison. Nothing was ever that good.

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Petplay except I'm your terrible fucked up rescue dog with behavioral issues that keeps biting people. Not even a bratting situation cause you're not training me. If anything I'm in charge. And I want to bite people

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its rly rly funny when somebody starts their argumentt with "...as a small artist". i thought art came free with being a human? i thought we were all artists? ultimately you're bragging about (1) being able to do something anybody can do and (2) not being very good at it

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new annoying quiz pitch: Kirby Song Title or Yuri Fiction Title

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☞ THUS

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been thinking some lately about how "accessible to the median user" is essentially the opposite of what i want in a user interface, mostly because it forces me to interact with technology as though i'm a median user

i have literally no clue what any input on a natural language device (chatgpt and smart speakers and such) is going to do. there's no keywords! no manual, no helpful icons, no specific button that does function x. i have no clue what the system is actually capable of because it is categorically incapable of communicating that to me. it's even worse than staring at a blank command prompt, because then i know that typing "help" or "man" is probably going to give me some information about What Buttons The Device Has. i heard a radio host telling people on air that their smart speakers can leave a comment on the show that the hosts can see, because there's just no fucking way a listener would actually know that without being told. due to the lack of a visible button. i imagine this is probably what it feels like to stare at a computer for the first time ever, except now we're all forced to do it indefinitely.

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lucky baby :)

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