HATE:WRECK:PERIL

Anya: isn’t it scary when you see “kureiji ollie is typing”

(Also, adding Youth Frontier!Ericht Samaya to my list of fictional characters I would want to punch in the face /affectionate. She's an adult here, she can take it)

Wajima Ouga Nippon Sangoku (2026) — 1x08

D-Day, designed by Charles S Roberts for Avalon Hill, 1961 -- Credited as the first "hex and chit" wargame, D-Day was published only 17 years after the events of June 6, 1944. My copy of D-Day appears to be the 1962 first revision, aka "1961B." The annual Charles S Roberts awards are named for the pioneering designer and founder of Avalon Hill.

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i neeed to make more gundam chars and their mechs and also make amuro and chars later mechs theyre sooo cute...

Rare artworks of William Gibson’s Neuromancer by Japanese illustrator Suemi Jun.

I wanted to get a video of this ghost crab but every time I got close to their hole they scuttled back in, so I tried getting clever with it. I made a little sandcastle and shoved my phone into it, hit record, and walked away. Crab was VERY suspicious of this addition to their environment.

"This invention relates to a motor vehicle and particularly pertains to a land torpedo or device of like character. In present day warfare it has become quite a problem to conduct military operations from trench to trench. It is the object of the present invention to provide a device which will facilitate in carrying forward and repelling attacks as well as providing means for communicating with remote points and supplying said points with supplies of any character and instructions for further procedure. The present invention essentially consists of two self-laying track units adapted to be separately and electrically driven from a remote point, said units being connected with a frame upon which high explosive shells may be carried and exploded or containers for provisions and munitions carried. The present invention also contemplates the use of guide means for dirigibly controlling the machine, either in the daylight or dark and to accurately place it in a predetermined position." – Elmer E. Wickersham, Land Torpedo (US patent no. 1,407,969)

The broad consensus seems to be that the authors of such descriptions are exaggerating for clout. For my part, I look at all the people in the year 2026 who've managed to genuinely convince themselves that LLMs are not only sapient, but smarter than they are, and I think: hmm.

that guy from the Amazing Digital Circus