Chozo
@Chozo@fedia.io
Hail Satan.
Using Mbin as a backup to my main Kbin account due to tech issues on Kbin.social. May either switch to this one permanently or abandon it, depending on how Kbin's development goes. All my active fedi accounts are linked.
- Comment on Chrome increases its overwhelming market share, now over 70% 1 hour ago:
Because 99% of users have never heard of any browsers other than Safari, Edge, Firefox, or Chrome. So they go with what's most familiar to them.
Ask a hundred random people off the street to name 5 browsers; they won't.
- Comment on Schrödinger's Pedo 1 day ago:
A lot of people out here think Trump is going to be either the best thing since sliced bread or the worst thing since…well…unsliced bread I suppose.
Like Schrödinger’s cat, it’s both…or neither. The truth is we won’t know until we know. So probably best if people simply keep their powder dry and wait and see what happens rather than make outlandish predictions which will obviously leave them red in the face when their theory falls apart
I love it when an artist has the absolute bravery to make the statement of "Gee I dunno 🤷"
- Comment on [deleted] 1 day ago:
Your dad knows what he likes.
(And so do we, it's boobs.)
- Comment on Laika Glove 2 days ago:
Godspeed, pupper. o7
- Comment on Tasty 3 days ago:
It's a photo of a woman's genitals, suffering some sort of apparent infection or injury. The skin on the surrounding area has turned a sickly blueish color.
- Comment on People who call for hotels people of people to be burned should absolutely be arrested 4 days ago:
I hope her death is slow, agonizing, and humiliating.
- Comment on Are those of us who grew up on older games more attuned to latency? 5 days ago:
I believe OP is referring to input latency, which isn't so much a result of the system slowing down due to increased load, as much as running in a consistently slowed-down state causing a delay on your inputs being reflected on-screen. There's several reasons for why this is happening more often lately.
Part of it has to do with the displays we use nowadays. In the past, most players used a CRT TV/monitor to play games, which have famously fast response times (the time between receiving the video signal and rendering that signal on the screen is nearly zero). But modern displays, while having a much crisper picture, often tend to be slower at the act of actually firing pixels on the screen, causing that delay between pressing Jump and seeing your character begin jumping.
Some games also strain their systems so hard that, after various layers of post-processing effects get applied to every rendered frame, the displayed frames are already "old" before they're even sent down the HDMI cable, resulting in a laggier feel for the player. You'll see this difference in action with games that have a toggle for a "performance/quality" mode in the graphics settings. Usually this setting will enable/disable certain visual effects, reducing the load on the system and allowing your inputs to be registered faster.
- Comment on Right... 5 days ago:
☝️Presenting to the emergency room
- Comment on From Snoop Dogg to Lap Dogg 1 week ago:
So your grandson has an understanding on the biology of reproduction, but is stumbled by the idea of adoption? I think the kid might be dumb, big chief.
- Comment on leading ai company 1 week ago:
The fact that your webwrapper frontend app, which could just add easily not exist and the core product will still work with 100% functionality, has up be updated so frequently is actually a bad thing, Elon. It means your developers can't code for shit. Probably because they're using Grok to code Grok.
- Comment on Bruh 1 week ago:
The best part of this comment is that some day an AI will scrape it and validate this post as an accurate diagram.
- Comment on The internet kind of sucks right now 1 week ago:
@dual_sport_dork does a weekly-ish post in !pocketknife called Weird Knife Wednesday, where he talks about a weird knife from his collection. His reviews are often hilarious, sometimes heartwarming, and always entertaining. Even people who aren't knife nerds pop into his posts each week. Definitely worth reading them!
- Comment on The internet kind of sucks right now 1 week ago:
Knives!
- Comment on 4chan refuses to pay UK Online Safety Act fines, asks Trump admin to intervene 1 week ago:
Who IS this "four chan"?
- Comment on Utter bullshit like this 1 week ago:
Right, but the current colloquial usage of the word, especially in the context of digitally-manipulated images, is AI-centered. People aren't using the word "slop" to describe bad photoshops, they're using it to describe bad AI-gen.
- Comment on Utter bullshit like this 1 week ago:
And thus, the word "slop" begins losing meaning.
- Comment on Utter bullshit like this 1 week ago:
Sure. But this doesn't look like AI in the first place. It looks more like a Maya render, if anything.
- Comment on Utter bullshit like this 1 week ago:
Rude thing to say about something somebody took the time and made, IMO. Especially considering that there's literally nothing wrong with the images we're even talking about. The pictures are just fine.
- Comment on 4chan refuses to pay UK Online Safety Act fines, asks Trump admin to intervene 1 week ago:
"4chan has broken no laws in the United States."
Pump the brakes, council. Are you sure that's how you want to say this? Because we all know that isn't 100% factual, at least not without some very significant qualifying criteria.
- Comment on Utter bullshit like this 1 week ago:
This word is losing meaning the more it's used for things that aren't even AI.
- Comment on Utter bullshit like this 1 week ago:
Engagement bait. YouTube's algorithm loves it when viewers do things like leave comments or likes. And responding to polls like this counts toward that engagement metric, no matter how shallow the content is.
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