Will Wulff, Damn It!!

@will.thewulffden.com

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Co-founder of Wulff Den. Says so on my LinkedIn Pannapictagraphist. They call me Sparticus Kilo. And I have no sense of reality left.

(From left to right) Batman: Dark Patterns by Dan Watters, Hayden Sherman, and Tridna Farrell; Easy Money: cryptocurrency, Casino Capitalism, and the Golden Age of Fraud by Ben McKenzie with Jacob Silverman; Batman and Robin Year One by Mark Waid, Chris Samnee and Matheus Lopes
Screenshot of YouTube studio showing a thumbnail I created (top) vs an ai monstrosity it created (bottom)
From left to right: Duffy, Louisa, and Leiko Duffy and Leiko are kangaroos. Louisa is a Tarsier and is adopted
A screenshot from the Steam store page of Resident Evil Requiem saying it does not support Steam Deck
The metacritc scores for the original version of Resident Evil 2
4K Blu-ray of the John Woo film Hard Boiled from Shout! Factory. Surprisingly hard to get, but it’s available on Gruv.com
Facebook lost $1 Billion every month on VR since June 2022
DC Multiverse Zatanna - McFarlane Collector Edition #53 (by McFarlane Toys). My 74th figure in this line. I guess Detective Chimp is my 75th
GI Joe Classified Series figure 133 Albert “Alpine” Pine. This is 70th Classified figure (not counting doubles)
A 4k Blu-Ray of Police Story 3: Supercop staring Jackie Chan and Michelle Yeoh it’s awesome
Booting up Max Payne 3 on my Steam Deck
Absolute Batman Annual #1 by Daniel Warren Johnson (colors by Mike Spicer) Splash page of Batman breaking a racist’s arm. He deserved it.
The clip was shared yesterday on X by Matt Shuman, the CEO of “rare Long Island AI startup” HyperWrite, as a tease for an upcoming project. “I’ll be making this public soon! Completely open-source and community-driven,” he added in a follow-up post. While the slop in question appears at first glance to be simulating a third-person shooter, a series of periodic prompt choices at the bottom of the screen suggests its more of a choose-your-own-adventure in which the AI cobbles together the next section based on what you’ve just selected.