I must say I'm impressed with the John Quincy Adams joke. That's some research.

Somebody found a way to one-up Peter Thiel, who straight-up called Greta Thunberg the antichrist

While my mother has always been liberal, she doesn't approve of f-bombs. So I knew something special was going on when she insisted I immediately watch South Park.

She's leaving me
Because she really wants to
She'll be happy when she's gone
She'll be happy, she'll be so very happy
She'll dance and sing
And even learn to fly
And spend her time
With anyone but me

- Lyle Lovett

Did that after the non-endorsement. But now would be a good time to clarify that I think Charlie Kirk was a jackass, I don't mourn his passing, and my objections to political violence are not rooted in empathy for that guy.

These days the only multiplayer games I like involve actual physical movement and have no chat or easily muted chat. e.g. Blaston, a Quest 3 VR game that's basically a Matrix gunfight.

There are people out there making rather sweet games for niches that really need them, in a "representation matters" way. But personally I don't really have time for anything but the occasional 80's retro tomfoolery.

Trying to figure out what the Rylo Kiley concert goer equivalent of Jalen Carter managing to get ejected before the snap would be.

I have spent a lot of time fighting this. Because they don't have recognizable user agents, I find the most effective thing is to gate certain features that have a combinatorial explosion of possible URLs behind JavaScript.