Just played #bodycam for the first time and (even if my gameplay footage doesn't show) it's the first time I'm immersed in a FPS game in decades. Neat. And no, this game does not feel like a hyperrealistic killing simulator. At least not to me. Still just shooting at pixels.
@arstechnica How are people surprised?! To make AI create fanfiction of "ABC", the AI has to be trained with material from "ABC". Images of "car tires"? Train on images of "car tires"! Heck, there are uncensored AI models of "car tires" you can run on your PC... Pandora's box
@OldInternetFeel I miss Google+. Especially the "share with circle(s)" thingy. You had communities about XYZ with people who were actually passionate about XYZ. Passionate people who welcomed any newcomer. Tech peaked 2013~ish.
@Sh1ptoast If you mentally switch between "the arrow is a shadow on a white plane" and "the white slowly consumes the void" fast enough - you have too much time on your hands! Amazing, innit?
¿No es adorable?
No quería perderme esta tendencia. Hice esto durante mi descanso; extrañaba hacer videos.Incluso tengo algunas ideas nuevas para animaciones AU, pero primero necesito preparar algunas cosas.
#mylittlesombra#derpymom#conito#mlpfim
@patriach2051 We already knew this back in 2013 when Niantic released Ingress, the company's first game. What else would they need people to map walkable paths and take pictures of POIs for? Is this really surprising for some?
@IntCyberDigest Key takeaway: get a decent used car from a time before they became tech-toys. One with crazy features like: replace lightbulbs by yourself, works without the internet ... and my personal fav.: the UI never changes because it's just buttons and levers!