José Ramón

People think in straight lines. Most would pick $1M over a penny that doubles for 30 days. Smarter folks still pick $1M if it stops at day 27. Geniuses just feel why, no math needed. The rest of us - humble, always learning - go with Financial Transurfing.

Old Twitter is dead. This is 2026 Reddit / Instagram. All roads lead to capitalist enshittification..

X algorithm in 2026- The Honest Truth: If you post "for fun", the algorithm will rate your account as "low signal", and kinda shadowban you. Not really shadowban, but it will push your future posts much less. Nikita doesn't like "low signal" posts, even if you have a niche group that would enjoy such content. He wants to maximise high signal posts that deliver value to the masses. Kinda like Substack, and less like actual "*social* media" So what does that mean? You get punished for "GM frens" posts. You get punished for writing about things your core audience doesn't care about. You get punished for making silly jokes and having fun with the community. What Nikita wants you to do is to post with intention. To be advertiser friendly. To tryhard.

Confiscated pens containing cheat notes intricately carved by a student at the University of Malaga Spain.

Regarding recent press coverage

Loom (1990) was neither very difficult nor very long... nor could you get stuck (no dead ends or unwinnable states). Some argue it was actually too short (maybe a slight hint of criticism). But think about what you will, it was definitely unique at the time, introducing a new way to interact with the environment, and had a truly fantastic story. Usually, successful adventure games got sequels (for example pretty much all early Sierra adventures, Monkey Island, Indiana Jones, Legend of Kyrandia...) - however, Loom sadly never did. Loom 2 was never made primarily because Brian Moriarty (the game's creator and designer) and the rest of the original team moved on to other projects, and no one at Lucasfilm Games/LucasArts felt strongly enough to champion and commit to a sequel. Moriarty later sketched out ideas for two sequelsm called The Forge (focusing on one protagonist) and The Fold, but there was never a firm plan right after the first game shipped. He has described himself as "too exhausted" after Loom to push forward immediately. Defintely worth for being made by an indi-team one day. I would like to believe there are still enough fans out there who would support/buy it. I know I would. Would you?