An “avalanche” of… Videos with 6 second segments of weird B roll. Okay scary headline, I see you.

I miss one week of RFU updates and they invent a whole new class of cruise missile.

I definitely don’t buy that it was plain old “drones”. An off-brand Cessna or something like that rigged with remote controls maybe? We’ve seen similar but I don’t know if those have the range or the wherewithal to traipse about in these skies.

This was deep behind enemy lines too. Further than Moscow. Bravo

Split/Second

Make Way

Mario Kart

I have a type.

Disco Elysium. It is so good, but I think I would rather have read the book.

I really wanna set up navidrome when I get my new NAS. It sounds awesome.

If anyone’s been wondering how America’s war on drugs has gone…

Their usefulness to whom

Humans are not known for solving problems on time

M-DISC, at a guess. The media would last long enough at least for grandkids, who will have bigger things to worry about.

It’s as if this nation has deep internal divisions following a badly wrapped up civil war that have metastasized into irreconcilable worldviews.

It is mixed; good for the privileged, bad for the disadvantaged. So it goes.

Zero Hedge is Russian agitprop, by the way.

Like a stripper pole in a church. Make em think about what they’re missing, hell yeah.

For once I’m #1 in something 🥳

no Android

Boo hiss etc

Freegunners never die, hell yeah 😎 fucking cool tweet

Funny answer: Nightmare Kart. It’s Bloodborne Mario Kart with Sega Saturn graphics. Delightfully postmodern, spooky, and free.

If you need a break from genuinely scary and just want thematically spooky fun, it’s Crypt of the Necrodancer and Darkest Dungeon.

If you have a reasonably strong machine, try emulating Call of Cthulhu, Dark Corners of the Earth. It’s genuinely scary a lot of the time.

Doooope, kinda looks like a Split/Second type of game

I admit I was only thinking about the output of our largest firms. There’s room for that, and I could easily be persuaded that the strength and duration of IP law should be inversely proportional to the size of the IP holder itself. And especially whether it is held by the sole creator, or collectively by private interests. People should own what they personally made, as much as possible under the circumstances.