Tenkard
@Tenkard@lemmy.ml
- Comment on I'm talking to the fucking Garfield 3 days ago:
It’s a parody of the original boomer version
- Comment on Anon likes trains 5 days ago:
They’re building high speed rails connecting major European cities as we speak, we’ll be good
- Comment on Anon visits a guy's house 3 weeks ago:
If it happens often enough to be worried about mold you probably have worse issues than that
- Comment on Elden Ring's player engagement is through the roof: 45% of its Steam players have played for 100+ hours 4 weeks ago:
And it’s beeen the ruin of many a poor boy And God I know I’m one
- Comment on Italian style pizza 4 weeks ago:
Four cheese is actually a real Italian pizza, as opposed to ragù pizza
- Comment on My password is not accepted because it is too long 5 weeks ago:
Yes I’ve had issues with this as well, since I’m a child I’ve set my password generator length at 69 characters… A small trick I’ve found is to delete and rewrite the last character of one of the two repeated passwords since often the validity check gets triggered on write but not on paste
- Comment on Today’s AI can crack second world war Enigma code ‘in short order’, experts say 1 month ago:
This is super stupid.
“It would be straightforward to recreate the logic of bombes in a conventional program,” Wooldridge said, noting the AI model ChatGPT was able to do so.
Yeah because AI was trained on the works of Alan Turing and the others. This is like saying that I’m smarter than Turing because I can open a browser and look up how the enigma machine worked while it took months for them.
The rest of the job (the actual decrypting) was made by brute forcing solutions so it has nothing to do with AI. Again, I’m not smarter than old mathematicians because I can fire up wolfram alpha and solve integrals in seconds.
Slop
- Comment on Quite a Ride (2025, developer Goodwin Games) 2 months ago:
Looking good!
- Comment on Three original movies are being released in theaters today 2 months ago:
You mean the Stathamverse?
- Comment on Today, I watched Vicious Lips (1986), written and directed by Albert Pyun. 3 months ago:
Watched, I definitely enjoyed it! It had some issues but I liked the song, the characters, there was no real horror tho. One of those movies which could have been really good with some changes
question
Was it (almost) all a dream it all in the end?
- Comment on Today, I watched Vicious Lips (1986), written and directed by Albert Pyun. 3 months ago:
Wow, it looks great! Added to my watch list
- Comment on Sand Boa 5 months ago:
More like
- Comment on The gods are with Anon 6 months ago:
- Comment on I just watched the wrong version of Drive (2011), and didn't realize until the last 10 minutes. Any similar stories? 6 months ago:
Me and my friend watched the same movie remotely. They were watching “into the wild”, I was watching “No county for old men”. I understood I was on the wrong one when they commented about the great soundtrack, since the second one has no music ;D definitely after thee first quarter, probably after half. By chance they were talking about the van in the scene where there’s a van smuggling drugs so I did not notice
- Comment on How did District 9’s VFX look so good? 7 months ago:
One of the few movies I’d like to buy a blu ray of! A sequel is planned but was paused, i have no idea of its current status
- Comment on [Weekly thread] It's Wednesday, which movies have you been watching? 8 months ago:
Up in smoke VHS beyond Deadpool & Wolverine
- Comment on Is there some sort of Indie Game Showcase? 1 year ago:
For weird/horror games I follow alpha beta gamer on YouTube, so my suggestion is finding a YouTuber focused on indie games you like. As another user wrote you can browse itch.io featured page to find some hidden gems.
