29, He/Him, Bi + Aro, unimportant puppy guy, I post/repost vrchat and furry. Paws enjoyer. Some vent and suggestive 🔞 • Main acc: @pixel3000nerd
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The hotel rooms had doorbells. Video by @bo_jie0723
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[OUT NOW] Casualties: Unknown is now available on Steam.
Explore all 10 cave layers of an unforgiving alien world. Manage a fully simulated cardiovascular system, treat injuries, and survive.
Over 500,000 people played the demo. Thank you to everyone who has supported the game!
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Passive suicidal ideation is when you don't fear the idea of disappearing as much as you fear having to keep living the same exhausting life. you still get out of bed, meet deadlines, and reply to texts, but inside, you've stopped believing that things will ever feel different.
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like season 1 was genuinely good but now you say "stranger things" and i think of this
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Worth adding to this, as we're already seeing a wave of projects claiming "we rewrote Discord to Rust before they did" or promising brand new client mod injectors.
⚠️ Do NOT blindly trust third-party custom clients. Discord's Gateway telemetry and connection monitoring are extremely aggressive. Writing an independent client from scratch is fundamentally different from injecting code into official builds. A single mismatched header, wrong fingerprint, or broken socket lifecycle won’t just error out, it will get your account permanently flagged and banned as a selfbot. Most of these "early rewrites" might in future lack 99% of internal anti-abuse logic.
⚠️ Expect a massive wave of scams and malware. With the native Rust client dropping, bad actors will flood modding community. If reputable mod devs say it will take months or might be outright impossible, no unknown developer has magically solved it on release week.
Stay safe, don’t risk your accounts.
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The anti-AI crowd is digging its own grave.
AI is inevitable. You can refuse to use it today, but eventually you won’t have much of a choice.
And when that day comes, you’ll be starting from zero while everyone who embraced it years ago already knows how to use it to their advantage.
The gap between people who use AI and people who don’t is already enormous.
And it’s only going to get bigger.
The longer you resist, the further behind you fall.
You’re not stopping AI. You’re just making sure you’re the last person to benefit from it.