Hatware

@levelsio Shark tank recently had a bed that creates a blanket of circulating air around it, might be worth a try.

I still haven't solved the CO2 bedroom challenge You open the window and you wake up from a 6am garbage truck or barking dogs and sunlight You close it, you suffocate in 1200 ppl at 5am I guess you really need some mini tube in your wall with a vent that opens and closed based on internal CO2 but how do I build that?

@mil000 Money shot

its like a new level of delusion every day. why did he name his ai "Wintermute"

Please, everyone, keep doing ts

@Pirat_Nation Sounds kludgey

According to veteran Microsoft engineer David Plummer, task manager was only 80KB in size, which allowed it to run smoothly even on the limited hardware of that era. What made it especially clever was how it handled multiple instances. Instead of simply checking whether Task Manager was already open, it sent a private message to the existing window and waited for a response. If the window responded, it meant Task Manager was already running normally. If there was no response, the system assumed it had frozen and opened a new instance instead.

@arcticinstincts Needs a third dimension

A study linked various SAT test scores to favorite bands- the lowest SAT scorers preferred Lil’ Wayne, and the highest preferred Beethoven

@TeslaPatriot @LVREChronicles If they took a gas can from my garage and filled their ICE would it be any different?

@LVREChronicles I would love it if my landscape contractor or were all electric and plugged in at my home. That said they should ask for permission. It’s very normal for a contractor to plug in for their power tools. Why not a vehicle?

There's a contractor at my house today and he's driving an EV. Dude parks at the end of my driveway and runs an extension cord from an external outlet on my house and he's been charging his car this whole time. Am I wrong that this is bothering me?

@WaterwornPebble $1m with no hedge yet dumbfounded. Incredible.

It's hard out there

@eliteobsolete I was wondering who buys these configurations that are always refurbs in 3 months.

what have i done

@mil000 Divorce in 6 months

LTT is genuinely so screwed and I think he deeply regrets not being bought out

@svddendeath You made it

the artist that inspired my whole career hating my project is truly the most 720 moment of my life (i still love him)

@Llourinho @kofiwest_gh

@kofiwest_gh Shut up

How many times do I have to tell you guys to stop mounting your TV in 2026 ? ☹️

@Bitcoin_Teddy When he drops the “look how relatable I am” schtick maybe we will take him seriously.

>be Palmer Luckey >born 1992, Long Beach, California >homeschooled by mom, dad's a car salesman >build railguns, Tesla coils, lasers in the garage as a teenager >electrocute yourself, burn a gray spot into your own vision cleaning a laser >no regrets >start college courses at 14 >build a six-monitor gaming rig worth tens of thousands of dollars >collect 43 VR headsets by the time you're 18 >largest private collection in the world 2009: >found ModRetro Forums at 17 >turn old game consoles into portable units for fun >work part-time at USC's Mixed Reality Lab designing VR for veterans with PTSD 2012: >build the Oculus Rift prototype in your parents' garage at 19 >drop out of college >John Carmack (Doom creator) demos your headset at E3 >Gabe Newell endorses it >launch Kickstarter asking for $250K >raise $2.4 million 2014: >Mark Zuckerberg shows up >Facebook acquires Oculus for $2 billion >you're 21 years old >Forbes estimates your net worth at $700 million >described as "the face of virtual reality" 2016: >donate $10K to a pro-Trump group >post anti-Hillary memes on Reddit under a pseudonym >get exposed >game developers boycott Oculus >Facebook pressures you to publicly endorse Gary Johnson instead >refuse 2017: >get fired from your own company >Zuckerberg won't say why >negotiate $100 million+ payout for wrongful termination >immediately found Anduril Industries >name it after Aragorn's sword from Lord of the Rings >partner with Peter Thiel >start building autonomous weapons and AI defense systems 2020-2024: >win $1 billion contract with U.S. Special Operations Command >drones deployed to Ukraine >revenue doubles to $1 billion >take over Microsoft's $22 billion military headset contract >Pentagon can't stop writing you checks 2022: >build a VR headset that literally kills you if you die in-game >inspired by Sword Art Online >three explosive charges aimed at your forehead >call it "office art" >"it won't be the last" 2025: >Anduril valued at $30.5 billion >announce plans to build Arsenal-1 >5 million square foot weapons factory in Ohio >autonomous fighter jets, missiles, torpedoes >China sanctions you personally >net worth hits $3.5 billion >pay yourself $100K salary >still wearing Hawaiian shirts and flip-flops to Pentagon meetings >own a submarine, helicopters, and a PT boat >keep one of the world's largest video game collections underground >married a woman who sews historically accurate Tudor costumes >won first place at Texas Renaissance Festival dressed as Henry VIII >Sword Art Online author drew your wedding gift from garage tinkerer to youngest self-made billionaire to America's most important defense contractor all while looking like he's headed to a beach party

@kourtneyinhell ten year anniversary tour with motion city soundtrack was peak

did any other old people used to listen to stuff like Alive With the Glory of Love or Wow, I Can Get Sexual Too by Say Anything or just me

@RetroTechChris Manual on PCB is such a vibe

This might just be the strangest sound card design I have ever seen! Guessing they were designing this to be an "angled" PCB, then changed their mind at the last minute 😂

@BowsersaurusRex @simplex_fx They were first to market. You’re just as whiney as @TimSweeneyEpic. Make a better product or shut the fuck up.

@simplex_fx Valve takes 30% off the top of every game sale and their operating costs for Steam would require taking less than 1%. The company essentially does nothing but sit on their asses and abuse their monopoly to gouge game developers.

“Valve Corporation operates with a remarkably lean staff, estimated at approximately 330 to 360 employees as of 2025” While these retards could fire a thousand .. Let that sink in..

@ThePrimeagen You were in the bubble so long you don’t know the foundational tools. Admit it.

"bro, just use rsync" was not on my 2026 bingo card

@justalexoki For the next ten years everything has a 3 month useable lifespan. Plan accordingly.

openclaw died so fast lmaoooo

@CSP_News You’d get 100K tickets per year if you enforced tailgating and left lane laws instead. Do the math.

The higher the speed, the greater the impact force. Troopers issued 14,477 speeding tickets to drivers going 20 mph or more over the posted limit. Speeding 25 mph over the limit in Colorado is a criminal misdemeanor traffic offense. #StopSpeeding

@MatRopert Imagine the type of employees a leader who uses the court system to gain unfair control over the market attracts. Guy has the wrong advisors, full stop.

Team lead and union rep here. Telling your employees your layoffs aren't based on performance is an _amazing_ way to motivate your remaining workers to take things extremely chill because it literally does not matter how they perform.

@kejca Walt Disney made a propaganda machine, Jobs created a bicycle for the mind.

Steve Jobs gave Tim Cook one piece of advice when he was named Apple CEO. "Never ask what I would do. Just do the right thing." "[Jobs] had watched Disney go through this paralysis of sitting around and talking about what Walt would do — and he did not want that for Apple."