Servo running through Avalonia, now with GStreamer enabled. Not bad, all things considered!

putting my eggs where they belong

all done easter

If I was him IMO I would stick to blowing up prototype IBMs with paperclips.

What if everything still ran on vacuum tubes? YouTube video by The 8-Bit Guy

This video is what happens when you let Grok "think" for you. And if you don't believe me, skip to the end.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEpn...

LGエレクトロニクス ゲーミングモニター/44.5型/LGUItra Gear OLED/5120×2160/VESA Dual Mode/#%EL/0.03ms/DCI-P3 98. 5%/DisplayHDR True Black 400/J ンチグレア/メーカー2年保証45GX95 OA-B LGUltraGearOLED有機ELと高解像度で実現可能にしたリアル なゲーム体験5K2K21：9ウルトラワイド有機ELゲーミングモ

I went with this LG www.yodobashi.com/product/1000...

I watched a few reviews of some monitors on YouTube. Which, of course, YouTube takes as a sign falling head over heels for monitors and wants more, more, more recommendations for them to me.

I think your steps got screwed up somewhere, Servo.

github.com/servo/servo/...

Thomas Beyer, an executive director at the University of California's Rady School of Management, says that Web3 and blockchain technology can provide a robust solution by shifting the question from "does this look like Al?" to "can this account prove its human history?" "By issuing 'Made by Human' tokens to verified creators, the market creates a 'premium tier' of art where authenticity is mathematically guaranteed," Beyer told The Verge. Other experts like Beguš echoed similar sentiments regarding the potential increase in value of "human and biological creativity" amid the flood of synthetic media.Thomas Beyer, an executive director at the University of California's Rady School of Management, says that Web3 and blockchain technology can provide a robust solution by shifting the question from "does this look like Al?" to "can this account prove its human history?" "By issuing 'Made by Human' tokens to verified creators, the market creates a 'premium tier' of art where authenticity is mathematically guaranteed," Beyer told The Verge. Other experts like Beguš echoed similar sentiments regarding the potential increase in value of "human and biological creativity" amid the flood of synthetic media.

If your solution to "Did a human make this?" includes "web3" or "the blockchain," you should jump in front of a fucking train.

That the writer of this story did not laugh in this dipshits face at the idea of it is shocking to me.

www.theverge.com/tech/906453/...

So looking at Bluesky (or even a Mastodon) through the lens that an Advertiser would is missing the point of what’s being done with each service. What would drive Bluesky LLC’s success is to get more ATProtocol services of relevance. That happening would make Bluesky social mean less long term.

Those devs make new apps that, hopefully, drive more people to make ATProtocol accounts. That creates a network effect. Bluesky (the social network) is less needed as the vehicle because now more infrastructure exists without their direct involvement.

The point of Bluesky as a thing is a vehicle for ATProtocol. It’s the tangible thing people want (non shit social network) that onboard them to a thing Bluesky LLC wants (people with a PDS that gives devs a target for new platforms with people who can use said accounts)

1. Who cares
2. Like Engagement IMHO is a shit metric because it means nothing. You don’t know if it’s human or bot, someone may be passively getting content and don’t post or like or whatever.
3. User count too means nothing. Bots are made _all the time_, it’s trivial! Here, Twitter, whatever.

Anthropic essentially bans OpenClaw from Claude by making subscribers pay extra Claude vs. Claw.

Good, open claw sucks shit.

www.theverge.com/ai-artificia...

I’m hearing train

Shit!!!!

Fuck!

It’s April 2nd

???

You can finally change the goofy Gmail address you chose years ago All your data remains intact, and you can go back to your original address at any time.

i'm sorry but my email address will remain poopfeast420@gmail.com until the day I die

arstechnica.com/gadgets/2026...

Servo rendered in Avalonia, but it's flipped.

I _might_ have screwed up the GL matrix somewhere.

And tvOS too, why not.

I thought my iPad was too big so I put a smaller one inside it.

Solitaire Game: Modern Aces に似たアプリ FALLING WOOD PUZZLE GAMES BUNDLE Chess Game: Mas... ★ 4.5 Puzzle Games: Fal... ★4.8 Puzzle Games: Wo... 4.7 ストア 記事 更新 ist Anniv. P Gt エラ・オブ・ セレスティ・・ * 5.0 ボーナス

問題が発生しました お探しのものは見つかりませんでした。もう一度お試しください。

There are ten games, none from Japanese studios / people as far as I can tell. Some are English only, which is a choice for sure. There are other games shown in the recommends or similar to fields, but they go no where.

ワードジャングル：ワードゲームパズル ★ 5.0 A All-in-One Solitaire ★4.7 FALLING All-in-One Mahjong ★ 4.8 A 2025 Nuts Sort ★ 4.9 Puzzle Games: Falling Blocks ★4.8 WOOD PEZLE CANES BENELE Puzzle Games: Wood Blocks * 4.7 Triple MATCH 3D ★4.8 CLASSIC SOLITAIRE Solitaire Game: Modern Aces ★ 4.8 Who give P spirtualish. A: Judah B: God C: Israel D: Laban Bible Trivia - Bible Quiz Game ★47 スクイシーキャッツ： 物理ゲーム ストア 旧 記事 史

Big fan of falling blocks, but nuts sort is tempting 🤔

Japan gets an alternative iOS game store. Aptoide’s AppArena is now available in Japan as an Apple Store alternative. It comes after regulators required Apple and Google to support third-party app marketplaces and payment systems. AppArena fe...

Alright, let’s give it a shot.

www.theverge.com/games/903925...

All next week on the @gooffkings.bsky.social

That's not to say it's a "good" choice (the React video library having a default GitHub.io iframe is pretty bad), but nothing, IMO, in this screams a "deliberate" choice to do so. It feels like basically every off-the-shelf app. The content _in_ the app is abhorrent, but the app itself is whatever.

I would encourage @theverge.com to get one developer on staff to look at what's being linked to and go "Does this track?"

Looking it up, nearly all of the choices made in the app are either defaults in the libraries they used, or boilerplate code.
www.theverge.com/tech/903568/...

Based on my understanding, Attie doesn't seem "bad" as an app. But making something like it now, and marketing it the way they are, is probably the wrong thing to do at the moment for _this_ userbase. If you need to explain what "AI" is, what LLMs are, and how they're being applied, you've lost.

Even if you explain that it's not a chatbot training on your posts, literally _anything_ associated with "AI" as a concept, regardless of what it is, will end up with a backlash. The blog post framing really doesn't help with that ("agentic"? Right...), since it leans into it hard.