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@engineered.bsky.social

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I write enterprise software you don't need to care about and stuff about tech and politics you won't read because it's in Romanian.

Judge Dredd saying: ”Chief Judge? I regret to say **democracy** has once again reared its ugly head...”
Giant robot made of blocks from Nier Replicant
Two panels from the comic book "Young Maximortal". They show a nightmare had by Alan Dulles, linked by a chain to various figures throughout history. The captions describe it as such: "The chain stretched through to the modern age, a serpentine web ensnaring individuals across the arc of time. I was at the very end the whole clanking monstrosity. It has me by the throat."
A panel from the manga Heavenly Delusion. It features two disheveled middle-aged characters talking. The first one asks „Are we gonna be killed?”. The second doesn't have an answer, but is certain: „They must be part of the lawless generation. The world's been a mess for their whole lives. They wouldn't feel any guilt at all about killing."
A semi-autonomous farming robot.
Panel from the graphic novel The Lie And How We Told It. A female character turns her head saying "it still makes me cringe to think about what I put her through". The motion is suggested by having the holding lines defining her face remain at the starting position, with only the inner color getting to the final position of the movement.
Picture of calico cat yawning
A long-running quest from Baten Kaitos 1 has the player track his relatives and sign their names into his family tree. It can then be consulted to display their names, relations, status.
A sky whale from Baten Kaitos 1 used as a ferry between the islands.
Meeting Xelha in Baten Kaitos 1, helping her defeat a swamp dragon creature after her accompanying knights have been killed by the beast.
A screenshot of the "Discover Feeds" menu.
A picture from a salt mine.
A screenshot from the Human Resource Machine video game. The screen is divided in two. The part on the left is larger and it features a cartoon character processing a stack of input files, each bearing a number. On the right side of the screen there are instructions dictating the order of operations applied to the inputs in order to generate the desired outputs.