Steve Wahl

The uniparty in action

@NVIDIAGeForce How much juice is that air filter costing you though, that's the real question

Announcing NVIDIA DLSS 5, an AI-powered breakthrough in visual fidelity for games, coming this fall. DLSS 5 infuses pixels with photorealistic lighting and materials, bridging the gap between rendering and reality. Learn More → nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/…

@YakovNishtANaar @HypatiaScientia @ZacksJerryRig @WhiteHouse You're correct.

@HypatiaScientia @WahlSteve @ZacksJerryRig @WhiteHouse Weird, I thought the original was Hebrew, not Latin. And the Hebrew translates to "Do not murder". Correct me if I'm wrong.

@ZacksJerryRig @WhiteHouse It's thou shall not murder.

@WhiteHouse Uhhhh "tho shalt not kill"?

🇺🇸 For bringing home the gold and delivering an overwhelming sense of pride throughout America, we hereby grant FREE CRABCAKES FOR LIFE to all members of the 2026 USA Men’s & Women’s Olympic Ice Hockey Teams! This applies to both dine-in and shipping for all time. God Bless America! Johnny Hockey Forever! 🇺🇸

You can hear the genuine pride in Donald Trumps voice when he called the Team USA Hockey Team

I don’t follow hockey, but this had me tearing up. They brought their teammate’s (who was killed by a drunk driver) kids out onto the ice with their dad’s jersey to celebrate the moment. 🥹

@StevenJSharif @AshesofCreation I'm thoroughly confused as to what's happening with intrepid right now.. after a post like this just a couple of months back, is it truly over now?.. incredibly sad.

Last week, we announced that @AshesofCreation will be entering Steam Early Access on December 11th. It’s a milestone years in the making, and an opportunity to bring a wider audience into the world we’ve been building and to carry that momentum with us as we push toward Beta next year. It comes at a time when the climate for western game studios has been anything but gentle. I’ve watched projects I was personally excited for, some built on beloved IPs with veteran leaders and large publishers, close their doors in the MMORPG space. And yet, despite the challenges, the demand for meaningful, ambitious online worlds remains as strong as ever. The landscape is shifting. The rise of AI-assisted development, globalized talent markets, and a funding environment increasingly geared toward leaner teams and tighter scopes has left many in our genre asking whether the golden age of MMOs is behind us. I don’t believe that for a moment. Not only do I think the best days for MMOs aren’t over, I believe the next era of the genre is just beginning, shaped by teams willing to take risks, innovate boldly, and resist the pressure to dilute vision in the name of convenience or market data. We’ve chosen a player-first approach since day one. Open development, real feedback, and a willingness to iterate in the open. It’s slower, harder, and far more vulnerable, but we believe it can create better games. I’m endlessly grateful, to our team, our community, and every person who’s believed in this vision. None of this happens without you. See you on the 11th 💪❤️

Turns out I don't have ADHD--i just need everything explained to me via 2000s emo music

@Timcast She'll probably get arrested for saying this on a phone call if what I'm hearing is accurate about the state of things over there

The UK is conquered

@daithaigilbert @WIRED Genuine question, do you cover extremism on all sides in your writing?

NEW: Extremists hated #CharlieKirk but now they’re using his death to radicalize others... wired.com/story/extremis…

@RpsAgainstTrump Sure... You're right, one must be completely consumed by any and every emotion they feel and display only that singular emotion outwardly in a manner deemed acceptable by everyone otherwise they are awful people... 😐 That sounds... Reasonable

Trump last night at Yankee Stadium. Clearly devastated over Charlie Kirk’s death…

You can tell a lot about a person by how they react when someone dies.

Dear God, protect Charlie in his darkest hour.

This violence has to end.. prayers go out to Charlie Kirk and his family, friends, and loved ones. This cannot be allowed to continue..

@RehanNaila1970 @sarahcstock Yes. Within the legal system obviously in the event there are smooth brains out there who want to try and assign some sort of other narrative to this.

@WahlSteve @sarahcstock "This type of thing needs to be handled swiftly and aggressively....."

@GithubProjects Cutover

Scare a developer with one word.

@PatriotXV11 @TaraBull808 Adreno is the name of Qualcomms GPU not Google's. Quit making up weird stuff.

@TaraBull808 ????

Martha Stewart at 84 years old

To clarify, do you own a competitor plugin to theirs that you compared it to? Either way though, if it were me I wouldn't take to kindly to their childish handling of this. I would've put on the post exactly what you said you put on it, that they claim to have updated it but have yet to provide the report you mentioned etc. And then I'd probably, because they handled it like they did, either post links to the fake reviews or whatever nonsense it is that they posted in their temper tantrum as well as screenshots of their threats to it as well to show how upstanding they are.

Stressor of the day: a plugin company included in one of our blog posts comparing accessibility has gotten mad and has both A) threatened to sue me unless I retest (for free) their plugin and verify all fixes, then update the blog post on their specified timeline, and B) wrote a ton of retaliatory negative reviews of our plugin and company across the internet (including one in which they lied and said they hired/paid us to audit). They aren't mad that the blog post is inaccurate (they acknowledged it was factual at the time of publication), just mad that it hasn't been updated for their latest version. I do my best to retest plugins/themes, and update old blog posts. However, I cannot guarantee a timeline, as this type of accessibility testing is unpaid and requires a significant time commitment to set up a staging copy of a plugin and thoroughly test it. I have to fit it in around my client work, other volunteer work, and family time. Weeks ago, I offered to add a link to an Accessibility Conformance Report or statement from a different trusted accessibility specialist if they could provide one, but they didn't send one over. (Likely because they haven't hired anyone to test it and can't provide proof of accessibility.) How are people handling the update of old content that may not be accurate, particularly if it requires a significant time investment to retest?