Gary S 🐘🦋

@s_r_x_9 Kimi may be good but Kimi in OpenClaw is miserable. It does not handle tool calling well at all.

@theo kimi k2.5 works great

So, uh, what subscription should I be using for my OpenClaw now? 🙃

I'm by no means the best editor, but if anyone needs a quick and easy AMV or clip compilation, let me know? $25-50 bucks, depending on the amount of work and complexity. I will also be raising funds, on stream, so even if you can't support financially, share my stream? (2/2)

Thanks @TeamYouTube @Google for destroying my Google and Discord account because you have 0 recovery options when a hacker places you under parental controls. No way to check the IP.. or verify the correct account owner. It’s my account. And Your security is horrible.

@ZachLittle4 Smoke on drop pods (via the Playstation Blog)

@helldivers2 Whqt does Concealed Insertion do?

Redacted Regiment highlights include: Primary: R-72 Censor - mid-range precision rifle with an integrated suppressor AR-59 Suppressor - fully automatic assault rifle with a non-removable suppressor Secondary: P-35 Re-Educator - dartfiring secondary pistol Stratagem: B/MD C4 Pack - has six adhesive C4 charges and a wireless detonator Throwable: TM-01 Lure Mine - throwable anti-personnel mine Armor Sets: RS-89 Shadow Paragon - light armor RS–67 Null Cipher - medium armor Both armors are fitted with the Reduced Signature passive, which reduces your noise level and the range at which the enemy can detect you. blog.playstation.com/2026/01/13/hel… Redacted Regiment is coming January 20th, Helldivers. Get ready to infiltrate and perform a surgical strike–they’ll never see you coming.

@anime_twits This is "Master Nobody" from billibilli's Capsule Project, season 3.

[1/10] YouTube is dodging responsibility and ignoring a serious issue. There's a loophole in their donation system that lets bad actors abuse it to destroy VTuber/YouTuber channels. I'm a victim—my channel was terminated despite never breaking the rules.

Long post 👇 The British media and reactionary MPs have pushed a dangerous myth: that people seeking asylum are being treated like hotel guests. The reality is the opposite. Hotels are being used as makeshift holding facilities. Many people seeking asylum share cramped rooms with strangers, sometimes whole families squeezed together. There is no luxury, no 4* service. The real winners here are not the residents, who have endured terrible journeys and often all have legitimate cases for asylum, but hotel owners. The government guarantees occupancy, funnelling millions into private companies under lucrative contracts. What looks like a “costly burden” on taxpayers is in fact a transfer of public money to businesses that profit from the housing shortage and asylum backlog. In fact, the true scandal is that much of this spending comes out of the overseas aid budget. Instead of addressing the root causes of displacement, through humanitarian aid, peacebuilding, or development programmes abroad, funds are being diverted to line the pockets of hoteliers and other contractors in Britain. In effect, money designed to reduce the need for asylum in the first place is being wasted propping up a broken system. There is a far more rational and humane path. Britain could invest properly in stabilisation and diplomacy overseas, support peace initiatives, and strengthen humanitarian responses where crises begin. At home, it could drastically speed up asylum processing so people aren’t stuck in hotels for months or years. And crucially, it could grant the right to work. Allowing asylum seekers to work means tax revenue, less welfare dependency, stronger local economies, and faster integration. Instead, the government has chosen the most wasteful, divisive, and inhumane approach possible: trapping people in limbo, feeding resentment, and handing public money to private hotel chains. This is not an accident, it’s a political choice — one that helps nobody except the contractors cashing the cheques. So, if we want a system that is fair, fiscally responsible, and humane, it already knows what to do: speed up asylum decisions, allow people to work, stop profiteering from hotel contracts, and restore the overseas aid budget to its actual purpose — tackling crises at their source.

For non-Indonesians wondering, the reason thousands of Grab bikers are riding in solidarity is because a young man named Affan Kurniawan died after being run over by a police vehicle during a workers protest in Jakarta yesterday.

The EU's "Chat Control" proposal is horrifying. There's no way to implement this safely. It will destroy private communications online entirely. If you're in the EU, please fight this.

Yo! I'm a 3D and 2D artist! Here's a little vid about what I do ✨ Links and Commission info bellow! 🍙riceballer3d.carrd.co

@interesting_aIl Source @KieramLitch

What to do when you get an acid burn

@interesting_aIl Please credit artists. In this case instagram.com/showksyu

She's insanely talented, this is what I pay for internet 🤯

looking for someone who can rig and draw a 2d model. super quick. good quality. orrr a 3d model??? and by quick i mean in like 2 weeks. for a secret project. please leave examples if possible. i will contact asap.😈

@smestorp Hurray! You have incarnated once more

@madhaha maybe i need to post to be searchable! i'm here bsky.app/profile/smesto…

made a smestorp on the blue sky thing (i've also had a smestorp on the elephant thing for a while) complete transparency: this is so i can post in more places when i announce my next game

@DandyflossVT My first thought was "I wonder if anyone has done the vtuber logo meme yet?"

@PurritoVT 👏Justice👏for👏Landlady👏

okay but am i the only one that gets 2 pizzas for myself when dominos has the 2 for 1 sale. like one for now, one for cold pizza breakfast? do you do this?

Anyone want to buy a cold war era bunker? rightmove.co.uk/properties/152…

@DandyflossVT vtuber clothing is becoming the twitch meta discourse again