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@slanderous.bsky.social

I WASN'T BORN WITH ENOUGH LITTLE ZINGERS

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i'm not sure this list is entirely correct but i think it is pretty close my first 5 RPGs in the order i played them: 1. vampire: the masquerade revised 2. dungeons & dragons 3e 3. exalted 1e 4. spirit of the century 5. trollbabe

James D'Amato@oneshotrpg.bsky.social

Mine first 5 RPGs are pretty boring: 1. D&D 3.5 2. Shadowrun 4e 3. GURPS (Discworld, so 3e?) 4. Star Wars (WotC d20) 5. Feng Shui 1e

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call her remote code execution the way a single text from her has me doing things i shouldnt

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Replying to @lowrhoufo.bsky.social

the people calling claude the plagarism machine while also loving the internet archive are really stupid in a funny way at least

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web developer: oh hey you guys are back early infra: four's haunted web developer: what? infra: *loading a pistol and getting back on the computer* four's haunted

as a GM i definitely view myself as both a performer and as a lead writer of something like a collaborative TV series so, "it me", i guess

David J Prokopetz@prokopetz.bsky.social

Every time I post about the function of rules in TTRPGs I'm starkly reminded that there's a big chunk of the indie RPG sphere who think of TTRPGs as a. a performance being put on by the GM for the audience of their players, and/or b. a mechanism for the production of TV-episode-shaped narratives.

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JBRedux@jbredux.dev

I'm writing a mod in C# and it's reporting a warning on line 3 of a file but the warning is blank for some reason so the "problems" overview just looks like this

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Alex Hern@hern.bsky.social

do think there's a danger of looking at extremely cool shit like a car driving upside down then doing a kickflip before landing, and convincing yourself it's actually lame because the guy funding it is a white supremacist

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she didnt know what fire emblem was but she did say “is it hard or do you just suck at it” which is the funniest thing anyones ever said to me

dollip💙 doll VTuber@dollip.bsky.social

this is going to sound like a joke but the nurse actually legit told me i was complaining about being stuck in fire emblem thracia 776 when i was coming up from the anesthesia LMAO

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Replying to @jesawyer.bsky.social

I understand my opponent's beliefs perfectly, which is why I believe they should be deprived of all political and economic power by any means necessary.

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Minor potentate so charmed by a mechanical bird whose movement and song is so lifelike that they demand the bird or else have a tradesperson executed is a beautiful story thst echoes through time.

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My focus group of swing voters rated Republicans as more likely to be white nationalists, cut deals with dictators, and kill civilians in the street. But they rated them above Democrats, whom they said had a problem with extremism.

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what’s a good horror comedy movie to watch if you’re a big weenie and don’t actually like being scared very much

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Looking for TTRPG Advent Ideas! Our family does unique advent calendars. Puzzles, books, compliments, dice, cookies...we've tried it all. This year I need 24 TTRPG games/activities that can be played in <30 min. Budget's tight, so free is ideal, but happy to pay for awesome. Send links!

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In our course and book _Calling Bullshit_, we posit that If something seems too good, or too bad, to be true, it probably is. Now as a college professor I'm pretty confident that overreliance can AI can harm our thinking ability, but just ten minutes of use? Let's dig into this this study a bit.

news.berkeley.eduUsing AI for just 10 minutes erodes your ability to persist at hard things - Berkeley NewsA UC Berkeley researcher co-authored a study that raises profound questions about how we interact with artificial intelligence in education — and daily life.