Stupidcomputer
@stupidcomputer.bsky.social
The dumbest Rechenmaschine you ever knew
Not a friend of AI | Forced to use Premiere+AE | In my GIF era
Not a friend of AI | Forced to use Premiere+AE | In my GIF era
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Still proud of my dumb little GIF project tbh. No AI needed, human stupidity is enough to turn a 1MB GIF into taking up 13MB or more when it is loaded.
At some point I will need to learn some frameworks and whatnot, but it is good to know what I can do already without any of that stuff.
At some point I will need to learn some frameworks and whatnot, but it is good to know what I can do already without any of that stuff.
The Gang learns about OPSEC
January 15, 2026 at 6:19 AM
The Gang learns about OPSEC
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You, an intelectual foreign policy wonk: The EU would do little to nothing if the USA attack Greenland
Me, donning my new titanium grillz: I am personally going to gnaw through every cable going in and out of Ramstein if Greenland is attacked.
Me, donning my new titanium grillz: I am personally going to gnaw through every cable going in and out of Ramstein if Greenland is attacked.
January 15, 2026 at 1:23 AM
You, an intelectual foreign policy wonk: The EU would do little to nothing if the USA attack Greenland
Me, donning my new titanium grillz: I am personally going to gnaw through every cable going in and out of Ramstein if Greenland is attacked.
Me, donning my new titanium grillz: I am personally going to gnaw through every cable going in and out of Ramstein if Greenland is attacked.
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There is no way to do this without it becoming a privacy and security nightmare, not just for the wearer but for everyone around them, and the companies just don't care.
“…the endgame is to record and analyze everything in your life, and that's not hyperbole.”
CES 2026 laid out a Black Mirror future of wearable AI that's always listening, watching, ready to help, and 'knows everything about you.' I'm not enthusiastic
With new AI assistants like Lenovo's Qira, tech brands are laying out the helpful-surveillance endgame that started with smart glasses.
www.androidcentral.com
January 14, 2026 at 9:52 PM
There is no way to do this without it becoming a privacy and security nightmare, not just for the wearer but for everyone around them, and the companies just don't care.
I liked more songs in Season 2, so here is to hoping that things get even better. If one is not allergic to theater kid musical shows I guess it is a good watch. I do not regret having watched the series so far and that is the biggest (german) compliment I can give.
January 14, 2026 at 5:42 AM
I liked more songs in Season 2, so here is to hoping that things get even better. If one is not allergic to theater kid musical shows I guess it is a good watch. I do not regret having watched the series so far and that is the biggest (german) compliment I can give.
Listening back to some songs, it is not that the other songs are all bad or something, but I guess that a) the happy go lucky numbers at the start did not get through to me and b) some songs have that 'characters are now talking but in tune to the music' which is a hit or miss for me.
January 14, 2026 at 5:42 AM
Listening back to some songs, it is not that the other songs are all bad or something, but I guess that a) the happy go lucky numbers at the start did not get through to me and b) some songs have that 'characters are now talking but in tune to the music' which is a hit or miss for me.
Help I can't get some of the songs out of my head. Listening to them again has not helped with that at all. I got to be honest, the first season of Hazbin did not grip me thaaat much at first, and I think "Poison" and subsequently "Loser" were the first songs that got me (because they are bangers).
After getting around to watching it over the last week, I have thoughts on Hazbin Hotel. But first I gotta re-hear Gravity like 100 more times before I can articulate them.
January 14, 2026 at 5:42 AM
Help I can't get some of the songs out of my head. Listening to them again has not helped with that at all. I got to be honest, the first season of Hazbin did not grip me thaaat much at first, and I think "Poison" and subsequently "Loser" were the first songs that got me (because they are bangers).
Also have people just forgotten about all of the Snowden stuff? A lot of that was dealt with only in the sense that some illegal things were made legal after the fact.
January 14, 2026 at 2:21 AM
Also have people just forgotten about all of the Snowden stuff? A lot of that was dealt with only in the sense that some illegal things were made legal after the fact.
Maybe adding tomato paste was the secret to a good soup all along. And of course an ungodly amount of onions along with carrots, bell pepper, celery, and salt and pepper. I should make soup more often; getting soup pilled so to speak, all goated up in that soup until my unc days come.
January 13, 2026 at 9:17 PM
Maybe adding tomato paste was the secret to a good soup all along. And of course an ungodly amount of onions along with carrots, bell pepper, celery, and salt and pepper. I should make soup more often; getting soup pilled so to speak, all goated up in that soup until my unc days come.
Pitch will be something like "Now you no longer need to imagine people naked. Our app does it for you."
January 13, 2026 at 6:59 PM
Pitch will be something like "Now you no longer need to imagine people naked. Our app does it for you."
Why is the headstone so shit, shouldn't it be fresh?
January 13, 2026 at 6:34 PM
Why is the headstone so shit, shouldn't it be fresh?
Now is hating genAI because it cannot fulfil your specifc needs justified? Nah, but you can hate it because it still sucks ass in general, is driven by immoral corpos, and poisons one of the best technologies humans came up with since vibrators, rendering many good things into slop.
January 13, 2026 at 6:18 PM
Now is hating genAI because it cannot fulfil your specifc needs justified? Nah, but you can hate it because it still sucks ass in general, is driven by immoral corpos, and poisons one of the best technologies humans came up with since vibrators, rendering many good things into slop.
And maybe then it will be useful. Until then I think not using a product that cannot do the things I need is okay.
When someone brings up a lack in genAI capability it means that for them it is not a useful thing.
The existing hype of AI as an everything solver comes back to bite pro-AI sentiment.
When someone brings up a lack in genAI capability it means that for them it is not a useful thing.
The existing hype of AI as an everything solver comes back to bite pro-AI sentiment.
January 13, 2026 at 6:18 PM
And maybe then it will be useful. Until then I think not using a product that cannot do the things I need is okay.
When someone brings up a lack in genAI capability it means that for them it is not a useful thing.
The existing hype of AI as an everything solver comes back to bite pro-AI sentiment.
When someone brings up a lack in genAI capability it means that for them it is not a useful thing.
The existing hype of AI as an everything solver comes back to bite pro-AI sentiment.
If you want people to use genAI for something and it currently cannot do that thing (like drawing hands or whatever), then the genAI aproach is just out of the question for the people. "But it will get better" maybe (and even then certain things just aren't going to go away, just less shitty).
January 13, 2026 at 6:18 PM
If you want people to use genAI for something and it currently cannot do that thing (like drawing hands or whatever), then the genAI aproach is just out of the question for the people. "But it will get better" maybe (and even then certain things just aren't going to go away, just less shitty).
I think reading some pro-AI skeets has further radicalised me against it. Notably the argument wrt to how good a model is at something. "If you do not like genAI because it can't draw hands, just wait as the models will get better. Better you learn how to prompt" absolute clown stuff.
January 13, 2026 at 6:18 PM
I think reading some pro-AI skeets has further radicalised me against it. Notably the argument wrt to how good a model is at something. "If you do not like genAI because it can't draw hands, just wait as the models will get better. Better you learn how to prompt" absolute clown stuff.
Who doesn't like to smurf it every now and then?
January 13, 2026 at 4:56 PM
Who doesn't like to smurf it every now and then?
I like the implication that as long as you do not get bottom surgery it is fine for the OP; only afterwards you can't participate in women's sports because something something penis fixation.
January 13, 2026 at 4:00 PM
I like the implication that as long as you do not get bottom surgery it is fine for the OP; only afterwards you can't participate in women's sports because something something penis fixation.
Well, it is called sportsball for a reason. /s
January 13, 2026 at 3:57 PM
Well, it is called sportsball for a reason. /s
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The increasingly common habit of screenshotting the AI summary of a Google search and presenting it as evidence must be nipped in the bud immediately. That is nothing. That is not anything, it is not a thing.
January 13, 2026 at 3:13 AM
The increasingly common habit of screenshotting the AI summary of a Google search and presenting it as evidence must be nipped in the bud immediately. That is nothing. That is not anything, it is not a thing.
I was at the bone temple and nobody there knew who any of you freaks are.
“I like the bone temple” yeah buddy, we all like the bone temple, you don’t have to tell everybody about it
I love that we’re starting to get an influx of zero-context posts that say “I liked the bone temple” “the bone temple is good” etc
January 13, 2026 at 3:52 AM
I was at the bone temple and nobody there knew who any of you freaks are.
I know there are people dumb enough to google before they do a crime, but does anyone know of a case where the persons chatgpt history/chats were pulled along general browser history stuff? Can only be a matter of time if it has not happened.
January 12, 2026 at 9:49 PM
I know there are people dumb enough to google before they do a crime, but does anyone know of a case where the persons chatgpt history/chats were pulled along general browser history stuff? Can only be a matter of time if it has not happened.
We live in the year of our dark Mistress 2026 and people are freely giving the plagiarizing parrot their data without much thought, even though its master is standing right next to it and writing everything down.
January 12, 2026 at 9:44 PM
We live in the year of our dark Mistress 2026 and people are freely giving the plagiarizing parrot their data without much thought, even though its master is standing right next to it and writing everything down.
If you used ChatGPT and thought nobody else would ever see those chats: congratulations. OpenAI can get fucked here too. If these logs are such a privacy risk you should strive not to have them accesible for yourself in the first place.
cybersecuritynews.com/openai-20-mi...
cybersecuritynews.com/openai-20-mi...
Judge Demands OpenAI to Release 20 Million Anonymized ChatGPT Chats in AI Copyright Dispute
A federal judge in New York has ordered OpenAI to provide 20 million anonymized user logs from ChatGPT to the plaintiffs in a major copyright lawsuit involving AI. The judge made this decision despite...
cybersecuritynews.com
January 12, 2026 at 9:44 PM
If you used ChatGPT and thought nobody else would ever see those chats: congratulations. OpenAI can get fucked here too. If these logs are such a privacy risk you should strive not to have them accesible for yourself in the first place.
cybersecuritynews.com/openai-20-mi...
cybersecuritynews.com/openai-20-mi...
I don't think Rubio will be the first to publish, but his book will be the most lucid.
January 12, 2026 at 9:00 PM
I don't think Rubio will be the first to publish, but his book will be the most lucid.