This is such a neat tool for #ArtemisII www.nasa.gov/missions/art...

It shows.

Okay so here’s my actual Bluesky-is-dying hypothesis: The entire web is dying. Users aren’t going from BlueSky to another site (x/insta/threada/tiktok). Users are going to chatbots. I know traffic to news sites has cratered (like 90%). My hunch is traffic to all the social platforms is down too.

Infuriating, obsessive phobia of new technology highly likely in the main because profit margins inferior part II This global phenomenon genuinely pisses me off, irrespective of the current condition of the legacy fuel supply www.theguardian.com/business/202...

It’s been many, many months of bluesky still not having 3 basic features: 1. Mute retweets per account 2. Images in DMs 3. Post editing It’s really nuts to still not have these, as they have an enormous impact on the user experience

I think a lot of Bluesky users are in the demographic of “people who simply will stop using social media entirely if all the text-based social platforms that aren’t run by unrepentant Nazis (like this one) go away,” myself very much included

This image of home just came down from the Artemis II crew. Taken after their translunar injection burn, there are aurorae at top right and lower left, and zodiacal light at lower right. Credit: NASA/Reid Wiseman

Don't forget

No, fuck you. You don’t get to suddenly decide that copyright matters when folks suddenly have access to the source code of your spicy autocomplete due to your own incompetence.

There's funnier tweets out there but the perfect buildup to the last minute ridiculous swerve into complete pointlessness is so perfectly my sense of humor that it's nearly supplanted the actual lyrics to this song in my head

Bookmarking this and crossing fingers for everyone involved. There’s nothing technically stopping me from staying up past midnight BST yet I’m a sleepy person www.nasa.gov/blogs/missio...

“Uruguay did what most nations still call impossible: it built a power grid that runs almost entirely on renewables—at half the cost of fossil fuels. The physicist who led that transformation says the same playbook could work anywhere—if governments have the courage to change the rules.”

The power of exposure and spreading the story, not CEO or corpo's actually caring about people. They only care they got caught being this evil.

Hey folks, for Trans Day of Visibility I am going to do another Indie #ShowCasey! 💙💗🤍💗💙 Are you a trans gamedev? Reply below with your game, tell us a little about it, and make sure to include a link to the store page. Everyone else? Signal boost some neat games! One rule: No GenAI!

“While, like Balatro before it, the Steam Deck experience will likely be the main way that lots of people engage with it…” Raises hand, guilty on all counts above. I’m a day late seeing this review from @jordanmiddler.bsky.social but was an insta-buy www.videogameschronicle.com/review/racco...

There's so many angles, ideas and approaches you can bring to this question, THAT IS WHAT MAKES THIS PROBLEM SO GOOD From "if you can afford to do all that you earned it because logistics is hard" to "never fight where horses can go" to even "horses are extinct and you're in mörk borg"! So many.

hey, if AI proponents hadn’t been making up nonsense about AI tools while forcing them on us, then maybe people wouldn’t reflexively block AI tools, even when they actually work. that’s not on normies for being rational consumers. that’s on AI proponents for being systematically full of shit

I made a new years goal to watch the entirety of Mighty Nein, Critical Role campaign 2 start-finish. There’s been many fabulous moments already as a relatively new critter brought in to the fold via the animated series and also Dispatch Today I reached C2E30, I’m sobbing due to <redacted>

It is a miracle that any game ships, ever.

What the bastard heck are you positing this for, apart from baiting traffic? This is the furthest thing from restoration and like everything else with genAI is unwanted by normal people

One of the most exhausting aspects of the 21st century is the need to be constantly checking that every single piece of previously benign and useful technology that you use hasn't started eating you alive.

I personally think it's class that the PS6 and new Xbox will cost 2 grand thanks to Fruit Love Island.

kroger like "here's your sauce you dumb fuck we put it in a minefield"

New PS5 procured this afternoon upon seeing this, yikes. Undoubtedly my last console purchase, having been primarily on this format for a few decades. After this it’s patience until a economically viable PC reveals itself www.eurogamer.net/sony-announc...

No really, I am not kidding when I say that the data broker industry must be destroyed: www.npr.org/2026/03/25/n...

Cyberpunk 2077

A thousand times this.

Or: Grok's climate impact is about 20 Pornhubs (I should make this a standard metric)

If you were someone pinging critics with ‘it’s just lighting cleanup’ a few days ago, I need you to use this as a jumping off point to thinking about your susceptibility to talking points and marketing rhetoric more generally. It was right there in front of all of our faces.

nothing will induce me to go back on x but i'll note that breaking news events in the middle east don't happen here because the community for it isn't here. also? iran protests + war has been a fucking slop propaganda shitshow of x-poisoned insanity

I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again, younger generations aren’t ruining industries, they simply can’t afford to participate in them. Billionaires have their own planes and their own vacation homes. The travel industry relies on regular people having free time and money to spend vacationing.

The perception of video games and studios as speculative investment opportunities is doing irreparable harm to the industry and its workforce. Idiocy of the highest order.

One of the solutions proposed - I am not kidding - is "writing scripts to automate repetitive tasks." It's really funny imagining a software engineer being like "woah...like automating the boring stuff, you might say?"

Bicycles vs. rocket ships...soooo much that's great here, that can help us reframe what we demand of AI, and tech more broadly. Watch the video, read the book!

Wholesome gaming and game dev story of the day www.gamesradar.com/games/after-...

The relatable parts of this story are: a) releasing a game on Steam b) crying

It's been one L after another for gaming corporate entities this past week, but this Krafton/Subnautica stuff really takes the crown for stupidest bullshit I've ever seen an exec try to pull www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

Insane how crazy people are rightly going for this, it’s been live for well under a day still and over 7500% funded I’m a sucker for premium TCGs and collecting, so may have gone a bit mad with my pledge but screw it

I just backed The Official Cyberpunk Trading Card Game on @kickstarter.com www.kickstarter.com/projects/cyb...

As almost always when the US claims something: no, they didn't. An Austrian-Canadian did, actually. Then someone in the UK. Later, the US part of this is that one of the scientists that invented nukes, which then killed 200,000 people in two blasts, regretted everything & later made Tennis for Two.

Chef's kiss: "I would love to see an AI do my job. I am professionally stupid in a way that a machine could not even dream of." www.gamesradar.com/games/fallou...

Ah so the inevitable, undeniable kick off moment of the destruction of Xbox is in the pipe My goodness am I glad I got out of the ecosystem ahead of this. No amount of sweet talked denialism from the top can save the platform

Of course it's bloody Meta. It means they don't have to clean up their mess by trying to off-load their compliance to someone else while simultaneously scraping more data.

This. My university keeps wanting me to make a “syllabot,” an LLM-based chatbot my students can query about the syllabus. And all I can think about is all the resources being consumed so no one has to use Ctrl+F.

Calling UK devs! Submit a response to the BBC Charter Review by 12:00, Tuesday 10 March. The Charter Review is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to ensure video games and interactivity are recognised as part of the UK’s cultural and creative landscape. dcms.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...

Nintendo Suing U.S. Government Over Tariffs aftermath.site/nintendo-tar... www.scribd.com/document/100...

Behold: the first-ever list of news outlets that have banned generative AI in their reporting. As of today, this is literally information that you cannot find on Google. My goal is to fill the starter pack, so please send over suggestions with supporting evidence! go.bsky.app/8cn1XfT