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Final render for my ray-tracing Computer Graphics coursework! Featuring: - Refraction - Mirrors - Metals - Texture Mapping - Normal Mapping - Environment Mapping - Soft Shadows - Axis-aligned collisions and rigid-body physics - Animation - Flat, Gouraud, and Phong shading

I have been waiting for this game for SEVEN YEARS and it is finally coming out 🔥🔥🔥

Wishlist this most amazing game coming out in two weeks 💥💥💥

It’s a very minor point amongst the far greater injustices of the situation, but the Cornell case has also just reminded me how much all of society seems to have just accepted the fact that big tech won’t allow people to use the word “rape”. (Or at least people *believe* so — nobody knows!)

new blog post char.lt/blog/2026/09...

See, this is good. This is how you do it. It's not Glonzo; it's addressing a real problem with real regulations.

Yeah so maaaaaybe dont use DigitalOcean omarchy.org/news/2026/09...

Age verification makes everyone less safe. Age verification makes everyone less safe. Age verification makes everyone less safe. Age verification makes everyone less safe. Age verification makes everyone less safe. Age verification makes everyone less safe.

i am anti-anti-data-center in a broad sense but i also think that if you build out a bunch of illegal and unpermitted gas generation instead of drawing from renewable sources you should be sued into dissipated interstellar atomic dust

pro or anti data-center is a stupid thing to be. each dc buildout is wildly different from the next. you'd probably enjoy having several more level3s in your downtown buying up disused office towers. in turn, colossus is abhorrent and should be destroyed. please have some sense

Up to eight players can play Knuckle Creek together. We provide the bombs, chickens and general disorder. Any subsequent arguments remain a private matter. Wishlist today!

there is no such thing as "age verification." All "age verification" is actually "identity verification." You can coat it in glitter and "privacy-preserving" wrapping paper. But in the end, mandating age verification means mandating surveillance be built into software and hardware. Period.

In Germany buying a sim card for EU roaming and lowkey insane that you need to provide ID and verify your identity to get one?? Like damn ok surveillance state

The universe has to be trolling because wdym my ISP decides to put me behind a CGNAT the morning that I go on holiday

Clueless Googlers have never heard of NixOS.

NEW: I wrote for MSNBC about how Madison Square Garden turning off their facial recognition cameras for Taylor Swift is a perfect encapsulation of our dystopian present: where the wealthy can use surveillance to consolidate power, and the rest of us live in a privately owned panopticon.

Eight players. One battlefield. Several chickens with no union representation. Knuckle Creek delivers slapstick battles, solo unlocks and enough farmyard chaos to alarm a local village council. Available on Steam to Wishlist now! store.steampowered.com/app/4652930/...

I can’t describe the feeling I get when I watch someone interact with something I’ve built and it makes them smile. Outweighs 1000 mean comments from sweaty nerds on the internet.

"Programmers working on the Internet have a moral responsibility to the entire world, not a single country. The Internet has been designed[...]as a universal system for the sharing of knowledge without censorship." this goes hard tbh nym.com/blog/anti-pa...

Trans rights are human rights always and forever.

Introducing Knuckle Creek - Our slapstick comedy clay brawler! You can grab our demo for Steam Next Fest through June 22nd 👊 store.steampowered.com/app/4652930/... #KnuckleCreek #IndieGame #GameDev #SteamNextFest

Laws restricting social media access based on age are spreading across the globe—from Australia and the UK to Indonesia, Malaysia, Brazil, and the EU. These policies create serious risks for privacy, free expression, and access to information. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...

‼️🚨 BREAKING: Sony PlayStation's age-verification partner Yoti is reporting GrapheneOS users to authorities for using GrapheneOS, due to "past security concerns."

For @aftermath.site: Bambu Lab, a giant in the 3D printing space, threatened a developer for trying to restore their product's functionality using their own open source code. The blowback was enormous and may have exposed something far more consequential. aftermath.site/bambu-lab-ag...

in case you were wondering how the EU's regulation of Big Tech is going

"At Filton trial, reality is barely a defence" – a useful summary from @freedompress.bsky.social of the absolute absurdity of where we find ourselves right now freedomnews.org.uk/2026/05/14/a...

We can’t rely on tech oligarchs, especially when these same companies and governments are the ones to sever our access to the internet and telecommunications. Here’s a guide for preparing to stay connected to the services you need and people you love during a shutdown. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...

A cause for national shame. This is the Rainbow Map for LGBTI+ rights across Europe. Until 2015, the UK was top. We've now collapsed down the rankings - and are the worst in Western Europe. We're now near Albania.

When people are disconnected from the internet, it can impact everything — access to essential info, how they receive medical care, or communication with loved ones. Whether it’s from the government or natural disasters, you can prep in advance to limit the impact of such shutdowns. 🧵 (1/9)

Remote attestation is a heavily underdiscussed threat to computing freedom. People often mistakenly dismiss it with "I will run my own fork (of the OS or browser) / Magisk", not understanding that with hardware attestation, you're literally unable to 1/

EFF joins 18 organizations in writing a letter to UK policymakers urging them to address the root causes of online harm—rather than undermining the open web through blunt restrictions www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...

Microsoft losing the plot to the extent that games running on Linux through a compatibility layer are now not only faster but *assumed to be faster* than games running natively on Windows should be an even bigger story than it already is

3D printing has been an engine for grassroots innovation—from life-saving medical devices to everyday repairs. New mandates threaten the open commons that made it all possible. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...

happy trans day of visibility to all of the incredible trans people in my life. the world is better with you in it and I'm never going to stop fighting for you, because your fight is my fight. we're in this together.

New York’s public hospitals dropped Palantir this week. Is it time the NHS did the same? https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/mar/26/new-york-hospitals-palantir-ai

We've just launched our State of Protest 2025 report! You can find it online here: netpol.org/SOP25

People always doom about the internet being Bad now, and yes, it is worse - but the Good things still exist and you can still use them! People are making more Good things!

Rachel, you're trying to make it illegal for a decent percentage of your tech talent to go to for a piss, and threatening to report the families of another decent percentage

Just found this in the USB specs

I'm deadly serious with this. A huge reason we're in the mess we're in is because the media treats evidenced policy like housing the homeless and decriminalising drugs as absurd, outrageous nonsense, and "you can't even say blackboard any more because of woke" as serious and meaningful.

We are excited to announce our second annual State of Protest 2025 report: How Repression Became Routine. The report launches with a free livestream on Wed 25 Mar 2026 7:00-8:30 pm GMT. Link in bio to book OR www.tickettailor.com/events/netpo...

Today I asked ministers to deny* that the number of jury acquittals in protest cases was a factor in the Government’s dangerous attack on jury trials. *They did not do this