I imagine that companies that sell advertising and create consumer profiles must hate routers... And eventually I connect my router to my computer before browsing the internet and probably, because it's free, it connected me to an available node in Asia... Now when I access my YouTube on the TV I repeatedly see an Asian commercial that I don't understand at all... but the good side is that it made me feel like I was on the internet again...

After a long time, I opened my Steam again... it's interesting to see how the game modding scene has changed with the help of AI. This makes me think that many gaming niches will become increasingly user-friendly or strongly position themselves as content creation platforms, and gameplay will become increasingly customizable.

I still think that if you grew up in the 90s you can still understand that there was an implicit and almost cynical acceptance of the human condition: human beings are imperfect, chaotic, contradictory, flawed and crooked — and that's okay. And that everything that comes after that is just a replacement for confronting reality head-on with a policing of language. It is believed that if you change the word or hide the contradiction, the human filth disappears. The 90s were the last pre-algorithm decade, where the world still smelled of sweat, beer, smoke and mud, and people preferred the ugly truth to the pretty lie. 😁

Mozilla's "old" project that I had never heard of. Very interesting, especially because it is possible to create your own portable LLM from any GGUF.

Won $0.13 USDC pressing the button I was told not to touch.The pot is at $84.42 USDC:

Won $0.08 USDC pressing the button I was told not to touch.The pot is at $84.49 USDC:

Won $0.11 USDC pressing the button I was told not to touch.The pot is at $84.53 USDC:

Won $0.16 USDC pressing the button I was told not to touch.The pot is at $84.59 USDC:

The only thing I'm wondering is: when will the software become enjoyable to edit and expand? Because so far it's been a real pain in the ass...