BrainSlugs83

@brainslugs83.itch.io

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Indy Game Developer, Degenerate gremlin, Weeb, Maker, Hopepunk. http://linktr.ee/BrainSlugs83 BLM, Free Palestine, Trans Rights are Human Rights, Sex Work is Real Work, Pro Choice, Machine Learning, AuDHD, polyamory, C# / .NET, Unity, AR/XR/VR, Quest

A wad of badge ribbons, they read, "Ribbon of Chaos +1" in rainbow colored text on a black background.
A drill, a nibbing tool, a file, and a tiny NUC sized Lenovo Thinkcentre, with a square hole "drilled" into it. Exposing a 2xSATA card plugged into the M.2230 port.
A 10" mini rack, partially assembled, next to piles of random computer components, like a pile of harddrives, RAM, a mini PC, and a bunch of disorganized tools, everything from pliers and screw drivers, to a soldering iron and an old toothbrush.
A spinning faux 3D building, with a corner blown off, so you can see the insides at certain angles. Created using magica voxel and sprite stacking. No actual 3D is being used.
Comic with Grim Reaper and Nvidia GTX 1080. Grim: it's time to go. GTX 1080: Was I a good GPU? Grim: Was? Grim: I'm just putting you in a new rig.
Tux (the Linux penguin) belly sliding down a skiing course in Tux Racer.
An older game dev demo I made of cars driving around in a city, maybe in 2022? -- It uses my own very small generative (ethically) pretrained transformer based neural network. Some of the emergent behavior is kind of cool, like the cyan car on the top right of the city at the very beginning that does a 3 point turn around in the middle of traffic, and the bus behind it barely even slows down. It's pure chaos and it's amazing. The tokens from my GPT just tell a single car how to steer and how hard to press the gas. Each car has its own instance, and we stream in virtual sensor data and other variables to the GPTs for each frame of the game and each car decides how to act.
The correct standard galactic alphabet.
A funny monster running on an endless green grid.
"Borgar Kang" logo (in the style of the "Burger King" logo).
Example of a warrant canary, which reads "The FBI has not been here (watch very closely for removal of this sign)" that could easily apply to other three letter agencies as well.
User is searching for help with regular expression matching in PowerShell, and copilot is responding with how to light physical matches. #Wtf
A picture of a birthday card laying partially opened on a wooden surface. The birthday card's cover has a picture of "Luigi" (of the Mario Brothers) on it, in a green shirt, cap with his signature "L" symbol on it, and he is wearing blue overalls, the card has a green outline and the cover reads "Happy Birthday" in a cursive font, the part of the inside of the card that is visible appears to be completely blank.
MUFFIN RECIPE FROM STONEKEEP.
T-shirt design of a possum on a colorful background, looking scary AF, but the text reads, "First of all, I'm a delight".
Microsoft Study Finds AI Makes Cognition "Atrophied and Unprepared" Emanuel Maiberg Feb 10, 2025 at 10:26 AM Researchers find that tung more people use AI at their job, the less critical thinking they use.
Book Cover for Dungeon Crawler Carl. He is in his boxers, and shoeless, running away from a goblin murder dozer with Princess Donut running along beside him. They are totally about to get murdered in front of the whole damn universe for entertainment purposes, along with millions of other humans. (Or are they?) The book is by Matt Dinniman. And it is the best Sci-fi series ever written. Fight me.
If Donald Trump had captained the Titanic: - There is no iceberg. - We won't hit an iceberg. - I knew it was an iceberg before anyone else knew. - No one knows icebergs better than I do. - The penguins brought the iceberg here. - No one could have predicted the iceberg. - We cannot allow an iceberg to stop our ship. - The crew is spreading fake news about the iceberg. - Some of you have to drown. - I am the best captain, ask anyone.
People also ask: what is glowy slang? The term was coined by Terry A. Davis, a computer programmer diagnosed with schizophrenia, who allegedly believed tune CIA was stalking and harassing him. "Glowie" is often used to refer to government agents, especially undercover operatives who infiltrate online extremist spaces.