Weasel @wildweasel@computerfairi.es

@mavica_again Mmm, treat fish. Kinda looks like one of those Haribo gummy sharks but made of toothpaste. 😜

Thanks to some hot tips here from Misty De Méo of cdrom.ca - I have added the Pioneer LaserActive's two game PACs, and a handful of other things, to the No Golf List. https://netizen.club/~wildweasel/nogolflist.html

@jplebreton the times i wish we lived in a world where "eggbux" could have actually happened. 😞​

@foone time to install OTVDM? nothing shall stand between you and your One Thousand Free Hours

https://netizen.club/~wildweasel/updates/2024-11-26.html - Today's acquisitions update comes by way of a gift from a Friend of Golfshrine, Herzog Zwei. A whole new experience with Sierra's TrueSwing system, in PGA Championship 1999.

anyway, i'm in need of a pick-me-up, so it's off to go consume some cat videos and hope that it does anything

i am only still a member of moderation in one place on the internet - a discord server for a small gaming publication. there are times now that i feel ashamed of having such a visible role, even if my presence has been nothing but good for that server.

after last year? it makes me feel like a target. sure, i haven't had death threats, i haven't been doxxed (yet). but there are people i can't talk to ever again, places i don't dare show my face. and i know the internet is a small place.

i always used to believe that the enforcement needed to be "users first" - they needed presence, they needed to be helpful in things besides arguments and literally illegal activities, build the trust with the normally-privileged user base by being good citizens. of course, reputation has a way of tanking when it's one mistake.

far be it from me to say that 4chan had the right idea for *anything*, but maybe keeping the mod staff's identities heavily under wraps has its advantages in the 2020s.