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Ai stock art is completely normal

Lying on the railway tracks with Christopher Tolkien until he accepts the movies subtly honored his father’s work.

Even the most mundane stock photo becomes ominous in Trump's America

protestant-flavored ”you don’t deserve it, no short cuts, only work makes you free” mentality.

The Commodore Amiga and everything on it

I started a new gaming magazine in 2026. Here's why. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkTo...

I guess the fans aren't happy with Molly's shades being magsafe rather than "surgically inset" but here's the thing: this is actually very cool.

However you feel about the substance of the shows themselves aside, you gotta admit apple tv is the only network that cares about hard sci fi freaks.

Jon bon Jovi looks exactly like a 1990s computer simulation of what John bon Jovi would look like in 2026.

ADAM: [kentucky drawl] welll. Don’t you just look like a cut EVELYN: sorry, a what? ADAM: [stares blankly into space for forty seconds]

Reads like a deep cut pastiche of How Is Babby Formed.

For @aftermath.site : When Valve announced the Steam Machine, they showed off an eInk faceplate called the Inkterface used for internal testing. Many clamored for it. Instead of selling it, they made the entire thing open source. I built one, and so have many others. aftermath.site/steam-machin...

I'm at the part of the Gartner Hype Cycle where I intentionally put LLM cliches in my writing in hopes of setting Pangram off.

"The uncanny valley implies a long-ago evolutionary reason to be afraid of something that looked human but wasn't."

I've made an album of moody, atmospheric music inspired by cult synth movie soundtracks, presented as the lost score to a doomed sci-fi film. Listen to it, read the track titles, and imagine the movie in your head. Available digitally or physically on cassette tape! 🔗 numinalvoid.bandcamp.com

"Free bees, never worn" is prime liminal horror

Child long ago grew out of 20 Trucks obsession but thought I'd check in and pleased to see this recent addition to the oevre is merciless

Still check Facebook now and again, never know what you might find

The Economist has a history of being genuinely interested and interesting about the moral and philosophical dimensions of wealth (an "enemy of privilege" it once defined itself) so this sort of sentiment counts as a deep averaging of itself to conservative moronification.

[children's chorus repeats solemnly] As he is kotcheled in the corner by the bass bin