Michał Piwowarczyk

Oh, glorious future of AI, thank you for suggesting that I am probably thinking about Hieronomus Bosch when I'm explicitly asking about a character from "The Secret Garden," a book for children

I bought #battlefield6 (because I have always loved the series in multiplayer) to play it with my mates But the intro to the story, about 12 countries (including Poland) quitting after the NATO chief gets killed... I mean, how can you be so tone deaf in these times

It's funny how in #SplinterCellDeathWatch on Netflix an American spy agency has a safe house in Gdańsk old city (Poland), as right now only them, venture capitals and techbros can afford to but any property there

When I was younger, I was stupidly looking for any references to Poland in the broader popular culture (as all the Eastern Europe did, methinks, looking for a smudge of recognition of our existence) Hell, even a Polish name in the credits was something

Reading about what is happening in the US is like finding logs in post-apo games right now

For all the bigtech promises and solutions that are supposed to make our lives easier, it's pretty distressing how many of them want to make people delivering services invisible or non-existent at all

I was checking alternative inflection for a verb in Polish, and of course, AI invited itself into the search, claiming that the word I thought was a totally proper one, was in fact wrong, even citing sources, including the official dictionary of Polish

Ok, that's 3/5 of infantry done for my 2k Imperial Guard Krieg list. 2 vehicles to go and 15 soldiers to paint, still #warhammer40000 #wh40k #minis #imperialguard #fortheempelol

On the fine day of yesterday the vile Awakened Dynasty forces of the Necrons clashed with the Wrath of the Rock Dark Angels. The first turn for the First was risky, but delivered the full stack of Sternguard, Knights and a Repulsor (a.k.a. the Pain Train) to the middle objective #wh40k #battlereport

Alas, everything boiled down to a showdown between two strategically misplaced titans of the two armies. A Necron C'tan and the Primarch of the First Legion. Locked in deadly combat, observed by a chaplain cheering from the sidelines, the 2 god-likes fought in a crunching clash

On the fine day of yesterday the vile Awakened Dynasty forces of the Necrons clashed with the Wrath of the Rock Dark Angels. The first turn for the First was risky, but delivered the full stack of Sternguard, Knights and a Repulsor (a.k.a. the Pain Train) to the middle objective #wh40k #battlereport

The result was the destruction of the Doomsday Ark on turn 1. The Necron clapback, however, would be written in the annals of the Imperium if they were not vile xenos. The middle of the board got crowded, maces were flung, attacks were deflected, minor insults were exchanged

Yesterday we were drinking beer at the beach in Gdynia, PL. Stormy clouds were coming in from the West. Young people were posing for IG photographs despite the winds and the temperature. Suddenly, dozens of meters from us people started clapping.

The new generation is so cool. We are going to be ok

Yesterday we were drinking beer at the beach in Gdynia, PL. Stormy clouds were coming in from the West. Young people were posing for IG photographs despite the winds and the temperature. Suddenly, dozens of meters from us people started clapping.

People started looking towards the source of the clapping. More and more people joined, as others stopped talking looking for what caused this And there, in the middle of the clapping spiral growing and growing with each second, was a pair. He was kneeling, she was jumping excitedly in the sand