antsu
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Weeb, SRE, dad, and @supersoniclemon.bsky.social's huesband.
I like rhythm games (the bad ones).
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I like rhythm games (the bad ones).
Presented with EN and PT-BR captions.
🌉 bridged from ⁂ https://p.antsu.net/@antsu, follow @ap.brid.gy to interact
The other day I saw a post mentioning that the reason why management and C-level clowns are so impressed by AI is because their usual tasks are the ones that most align with what LLMs are good at: coming up with a bunch of bullshit that wastes other people's time.
That thought has been ringing […]
That thought has been ringing […]
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p.antsu.net
January 28, 2026 at 4:54 PM
The other day I saw a post mentioning that the reason why management and C-level clowns are so impressed by AI is because their usual tasks are the ones that most align with what LLMs are good at: coming up with a bunch of bullshit that wastes other people's time.
That thought has been ringing […]
That thought has been ringing […]
O modelo atual do passaporte brasileiro é bunidimaidaconta sô. Quem fez o design tá de parabéns!
January 23, 2026 at 4:31 PM
O modelo atual do passaporte brasileiro é bunidimaidaconta sô. Quem fez o design tá de parabéns!
What I bought: Bean-to-cup coffee machine.
What I expected: Magical tap that can produce hot bean juice on command.
What I got: Mandatory periodic maintenance of an Airbus A321 turbofan jet engine.
What I expected: Magical tap that can produce hot bean juice on command.
What I got: Mandatory periodic maintenance of an Airbus A321 turbofan jet engine.
January 23, 2026 at 3:43 PM
What I bought: Bean-to-cup coffee machine.
What I expected: Magical tap that can produce hot bean juice on command.
What I got: Mandatory periodic maintenance of an Airbus A321 turbofan jet engine.
What I expected: Magical tap that can produce hot bean juice on command.
What I got: Mandatory periodic maintenance of an Airbus A321 turbofan jet engine.
OK, which one of you broke the internet this time?
January 23, 2026 at 1:53 AM
OK, which one of you broke the internet this time?
Working on a DNS thing again today and noticed weird behaviour. About 25% of queries were timing out.
Proceed to spend an embarrassing amount of time debugging the code, only to realise there was a typo on one of the 4 DNS servers the thing was configured to query...
Proceed to spend an embarrassing amount of time debugging the code, only to realise there was a typo on one of the 4 DNS servers the thing was configured to query...
January 22, 2026 at 6:04 PM
Working on a DNS thing again today and noticed weird behaviour. About 25% of queries were timing out.
Proceed to spend an embarrassing amount of time debugging the code, only to realise there was a typo on one of the 4 DNS servers the thing was configured to query...
Proceed to spend an embarrassing amount of time debugging the code, only to realise there was a typo on one of the 4 DNS servers the thing was configured to query...
[All caps, swearing]
>start reading sweet romance manga
>wonderful, really enjoying it
>girl has a deadly disease
MOTHERFUCKER SON OF A BITCH DESGRAÇADO LAZARENTO VÁ PRA PUTA QUE TE PARIU CORNO VAI TOMAR NO CU!!!!!!!!
>start reading sweet romance manga
>wonderful, really enjoying it
>girl has a deadly disease
MOTHERFUCKER SON OF A BITCH DESGRAÇADO LAZARENTO VÁ PRA PUTA QUE TE PARIU CORNO VAI TOMAR NO CU!!!!!!!!
January 21, 2026 at 8:33 PM
[All caps, swearing]
>start reading sweet romance manga
>wonderful, really enjoying it
>girl has a deadly disease
MOTHERFUCKER SON OF A BITCH DESGRAÇADO LAZARENTO VÁ PRA PUTA QUE TE PARIU CORNO VAI TOMAR NO CU!!!!!!!!
>start reading sweet romance manga
>wonderful, really enjoying it
>girl has a deadly disease
MOTHERFUCKER SON OF A BITCH DESGRAÇADO LAZARENTO VÁ PRA PUTA QUE TE PARIU CORNO VAI TOMAR NO CU!!!!!!!!
Haha, I think I stumbled on something pretty interesting:
The game "Journey" received pretty good reviews on the PS3, but the port to PC was notably buggy, and on Windows for me it was unplayable as it would completely freeze after just a few minutes of gameplay.
I tested it today under Proton […]
The game "Journey" received pretty good reviews on the PS3, but the port to PC was notably buggy, and on Windows for me it was unplayable as it would completely freeze after just a few minutes of gameplay.
I tested it today under Proton […]
Original post on p.antsu.net
p.antsu.net
January 21, 2026 at 12:14 AM
Haha, I think I stumbled on something pretty interesting:
The game "Journey" received pretty good reviews on the PS3, but the port to PC was notably buggy, and on Windows for me it was unplayable as it would completely freeze after just a few minutes of gameplay.
I tested it today under Proton […]
The game "Journey" received pretty good reviews on the PS3, but the port to PC was notably buggy, and on Windows for me it was unplayable as it would completely freeze after just a few minutes of gameplay.
I tested it today under Proton […]
Now let's try some demanding games.
January 19, 2026 at 9:37 PM
Now let's try some demanding games.
HOLY [ EXPLETIVES GALORE ]!!!
THIS ACTUALLY WORKS!!!
This is running on Docker, with the GPU passed through but still available to the host! With this I can ditch the Windows VM I used to use to play remotely.
THIS ACTUALLY WORKS!!!
This is running on Docker, with the GPU passed through but still available to the host! With this I can ditch the Windows VM I used to use to play remotely.
January 19, 2026 at 9:34 PM
HOLY [ EXPLETIVES GALORE ]!!!
THIS ACTUALLY WORKS!!!
This is running on Docker, with the GPU passed through but still available to the host! With this I can ditch the Windows VM I used to use to play remotely.
THIS ACTUALLY WORKS!!!
This is running on Docker, with the GPU passed through but still available to the host! With this I can ditch the Windows VM I used to use to play remotely.
I'm back!
I got VERY CLOSE to getting what I wanted working, but Xorg is segfaulting for mysterious reasons (yay!)
I suspect it's Nvidia driver shenanigans, so I might try upgrading to the latest Debian release to get a newer driver.
I got VERY CLOSE to getting what I wanted working, but Xorg is segfaulting for mysterious reasons (yay!)
I suspect it's Nvidia driver shenanigans, so I might try upgrading to the latest Debian release to get a newer driver.
January 19, 2026 at 5:19 PM
I'm back!
I got VERY CLOSE to getting what I wanted working, but Xorg is segfaulting for mysterious reasons (yay!)
I suspect it's Nvidia driver shenanigans, so I might try upgrading to the latest Debian release to get a newer driver.
I got VERY CLOSE to getting what I wanted working, but Xorg is segfaulting for mysterious reasons (yay!)
I suspect it's Nvidia driver shenanigans, so I might try upgrading to the latest Debian release to get a newer driver.
I'm about to do something stupid. This instance will be down for an unknown amount of time. See you all on the other side!
January 19, 2026 at 2:41 PM
I'm about to do something stupid. This instance will be down for an unknown amount of time. See you all on the other side!
Hello fellow computer touchers. Does anyone here have experience with using Docker with an Nvidia GPU using Nvidia's Container Toolkit? My main question being: does the GPU remain available to the host if passed through to a container?
January 19, 2026 at 11:50 AM
Hello fellow computer touchers. Does anyone here have experience with using Docker with an Nvidia GPU using Nvidia's Container Toolkit? My main question being: does the GPU remain available to the host if passed through to a container?
AI: :blobcatdrakeno:
Eiai: :blobcatdrakeyes:
Eiai: :blobcatdrakeyes:
January 17, 2026 at 9:12 PM
AI: :blobcatdrakeno:
Eiai: :blobcatdrakeyes:
Eiai: :blobcatdrakeyes:
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@codinghorror/115909958572248990
How can we blame programmers for memory leaks and such when we ourselves can't function properly unless our brains get reset every couple of hours.
How can we blame programmers for memory leaks and such when we ourselves can't function properly unless our brains get reset every couple of hours.
infosec.exchange
January 17, 2026 at 10:37 AM
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@codinghorror/115909958572248990
How can we blame programmers for memory leaks and such when we ourselves can't function properly unless our brains get reset every couple of hours.
How can we blame programmers for memory leaks and such when we ourselves can't function properly unless our brains get reset every couple of hours.
Project SEKAI now has a mode called "My SEKAI" which is essentially an Animal Crossing clone within the game.
@supersoniclemon.bsky.social didn't waste any time:
@supersoniclemon.bsky.social didn't waste any time:
January 16, 2026 at 8:10 AM
Project SEKAI now has a mode called "My SEKAI" which is essentially an Animal Crossing clone within the game.
@supersoniclemon.bsky.social didn't waste any time:
@supersoniclemon.bsky.social didn't waste any time:
[SukiMega manga spoilers]
:cryblood:
:cryblood:
January 15, 2026 at 12:47 PM
[SukiMega manga spoilers]
:cryblood:
:cryblood:
Komura Kaede, the manga protagonist with the strongest heart.
January 14, 2026 at 11:21 PM
Komura Kaede, the manga protagonist with the strongest heart.
It's strange how they chose those over-the-top visuals (weird "lens distortion" and whatnot) for the SukiMega anime when the manga has such a simple clean style.
January 14, 2026 at 5:59 PM
It's strange how they chose those over-the-top visuals (weird "lens distortion" and whatnot) for the SukiMega anime when the manga has such a simple clean style.
Sneezed and simultaneously farted in the office.
January 14, 2026 at 12:59 PM
Sneezed and simultaneously farted in the office.