Ah, OK.

That is better. Thank you.

AI. Woot.

That answer ignores the social dynamics of a virtual world.

That's a great answer.

Cheating in a multiplayer space, even for cosmetic items, creates an undesirable social dynamic, harming the experience of players who got those items legitimately and those who can't get them at all.

Oh that is NASTY.

And then days 9-12:

#inktober #inktober2025

I have been doing these every day, honest! I just haven't been uploading. Here are the next four:

There is. They have a secret network called "the light web".

Also my reaction.

Is there anyone else in Western animation doing amazing turnarounds like this? It often feels like he's responsible for every single one...

Ooh, that's a good question. It technically could be me, as I certainly played it in 2000. It also could be his brother Chris (who was also heavily involved with Club Penguin's development).

AI companies don't care if we finish the thing we want to do. They get money because consumers have flashy ideas of something that they want to make without much effort. It doesn't matter if the idea works; AI's already earned its money from "helping" you.

2. Let's say that coming up with the idea was the hardest part. Either AI will have bugs building what you need it to build (and then you won't know how to fix them because you didn't build it), or AI will do it perfectly, which meant that someone else already figured out how to do your "new idea".

I love it!