Trevor Finch
@finchyboi.bsky.social
Sci-fi writer, 3D printing enthusiast, certified Vespa nut.
If I listen to Iris Out by Kenshi Yonezu while driving my aggression instantly goes up by like 30%, but if I listen to anything by AURORA it drops by like 25%. Sometimes it’s fun to put my music on shuffle and see how many different driving modes I can go into during a 15 minute drive to work.
January 3, 2026 at 6:54 PM
If I listen to Iris Out by Kenshi Yonezu while driving my aggression instantly goes up by like 30%, but if I listen to anything by AURORA it drops by like 25%. Sometimes it’s fun to put my music on shuffle and see how many different driving modes I can go into during a 15 minute drive to work.
May whatever gods there may be protect you
December 27, 2025 at 5:26 PM
May whatever gods there may be protect you
To quote hbomberguy, “better too late than never, I suppose.”
December 24, 2025 at 9:08 PM
To quote hbomberguy, “better too late than never, I suppose.”
At least Scrooge had the heart to pay Bob for the day off on Christmas, as much as he complained about it.
December 24, 2025 at 9:02 PM
At least Scrooge had the heart to pay Bob for the day off on Christmas, as much as he complained about it.
I have the MacBook Air and it’s powerful enough to run No Man’s Sky, just not very well. If you can swing it I think the pro would be a dang good computer that would last ages, if my Air is any indication of quality.
December 1, 2025 at 12:13 AM
I have the MacBook Air and it’s powerful enough to run No Man’s Sky, just not very well. If you can swing it I think the pro would be a dang good computer that would last ages, if my Air is any indication of quality.
I use Mac, Linux, and windows regularly. macOS’s AI integration is second to Linux in how non-present it is. I haven’t turned it off on my MacBook out of sheer laziness, but in order to use it you pretty much have to directly request the computer brings it up. You can turn it off easily, too.
November 29, 2025 at 5:45 AM
I use Mac, Linux, and windows regularly. macOS’s AI integration is second to Linux in how non-present it is. I haven’t turned it off on my MacBook out of sheer laziness, but in order to use it you pretty much have to directly request the computer brings it up. You can turn it off easily, too.