Mr Jacket

No mi loco esto es una win absoluta para mí

lo jodido que es llegar a casa y darte cuenta que solo estabas bien porque te estabas distrayendo

"Este año voy con todo" El estado en el que me encuentro en mayo:

You and I are polar opposites

California lawmakers took a big step for video game players on May 14, 2026. A group in the state Assembly voted to advance bill AB 1921, meaning the full Assembly will now vote on it soon. The bill, named the Protect Our Games Act, was introduced by Assemblymember Chris Ward. It sets clear rules for video game companies that sell games connected to online servers. If it becomes law, it would apply only to new games sold after January 1, 2027. >Before shutting down servers, companies must notify players at least 60 days in advance. >They must then provide one of three options: -an offline version playable forever -a free patch allowing play without the company’s servers -or a full refund. Many companies currently shut down servers and make paid games unplayable. This bill aims to stop that. The Stop Killing Games campaign supported the bill, while the Entertainment Software Association opposed it, arguing the rules would hurt new game development. The opposition failed in the committee vote.

Mmmmm papitas

Koyuki et Minato je commence à avoir la vision

Jajaja, esas caras de Miki y Minato 🤣 me encanta esta serie de malentendidos. Y lo mejor es que todo se desarrolla en un ambiente muy sano. #korinojoheki

La sonrisa del año, si me preguntan

the trump phone when you merely mention the name jeffrey

Real

７月が待ち遠しい😃　 #正反対な君と僕

"If youre location is set to Israel, there is a 1 in 6 chance that it will play a loud siren sound and wipe your filesystem"

la pose q tiro en el examen cuando ni se q dia es

In every single country that passed age verification laws: 1) databases got leaked 2) innocent websites got censored 3) governments became more censorship heavy 4) protests became more criminalized 5) information got harder to find

The Man Who Erased His Game