@rapitadaglialieni lol lmao bruciale

cenere al vento

Buzzards.

https://store.magnetic-press.com/products/kobane-calling-by-zerocalcare

Absolutely furious. I'm not proud of Italy, nor of being Italian, but I am proud sometimes of fellow Italians taking their culture and letting their hearts be moved by the better parts of it, and Zerocalcare is one such human.

Fuck Kojima forever, this ultrarich motherfucker.

https://kotaku.com/hideo-kojima-deletes-photo-and-distances-himself-from-cartoonist-after-political-backlash-2000643454

having an entire conversation filtered through a LLM is not how you apply for a job buddy

“the fools. they marry poems and drive them, and then demand that they be weapons. can you imagine how sharp a poem has to be to resemble in function, even remotely, that of a weapon…?”

So, hey, guess who has a writing credit on a Richard Garfield-designed card game?

Not that one, the good one.

https://nullsignal.games/blog/announcing-vantage-point/

to give you an idea of how present and happy about the Internet I am today, it all just mushed hard in my head so hard that I typed 'amazon.com' trying to go to reddit

I was writing copy to explain that print-on-demand MakePlayingCards cannot print full-size cards (unlike everything else I produce), and I just realized that it's really funny that of the top 4 sellers of xCGs on the market there are three (!!!) different card sizes.

PTCG and MtG use 'standard' or 'imperial' Poker cards (2.5" × 3.5"). Bandai TCGs use 'metric' or 'Japanese' Poker cards (63 mm × 88 mm — an imperial card rounded down). And Yu-Gi-Oh uses B8 — 4 mm thinner on the width than that!