Grey
@greisinger.itch.io
Queer, disabled game dev and composer making horror games with my partner
Current project: Short break
Patreon: patreon.com/studiospinner
Itch: http://studio-spinner.itch.io
he/they/she
Current project: Short break
Patreon: patreon.com/studiospinner
Itch: http://studio-spinner.itch.io
he/they/she
For me, if I simply must have a new major release, it's going on a 6-month wait list. Sneaky AI use seems to get exposed within that time frame. Otherwise, I've found a quick social media check is usually good enough to sus out AI use from a smaller team. Like Misskatonik said, just be mindful.
December 17, 2025 at 3:12 PM
For me, if I simply must have a new major release, it's going on a 6-month wait list. Sneaky AI use seems to get exposed within that time frame. Otherwise, I've found a quick social media check is usually good enough to sus out AI use from a smaller team. Like Misskatonik said, just be mindful.
In my experience, approved means insurance approved it, but it hasn't been filled yet. I usually get a separate message when it has been filled, however every pharmacy I've used has been somewhat inconsistent about sending the filled message. Calling is the only reliable way to check if it's ready.
December 4, 2025 at 2:55 PM
In my experience, approved means insurance approved it, but it hasn't been filled yet. I usually get a separate message when it has been filled, however every pharmacy I've used has been somewhat inconsistent about sending the filled message. Calling is the only reliable way to check if it's ready.
Reposted by Grey
November 28, 2025 at 3:15 PM
Holy shit, man. I have tons of thoughts about all these library patrons, but they're all rude and long-winded so I'll just keep it simple and say that I can't wrap my head around someone not getting that they should mind their own business, and learn the library's rules for printing before starting.
March 27, 2025 at 2:22 PM
Holy shit, man. I have tons of thoughts about all these library patrons, but they're all rude and long-winded so I'll just keep it simple and say that I can't wrap my head around someone not getting that they should mind their own business, and learn the library's rules for printing before starting.