Regarding that WW3 everyone's been talking about...

[bontchev@infosec.exchange]

@obscurestar Find out at your gas station, at your drugstore, at your grocery, and pretty much everywhere else.

[mctwist@social.accum.se]

@bontchev Outsource WW3 to Valve. No more wars.

[workwithkirk@mstdn.social]

@bontchev That sounds like Warfare as a Service, or WaaS.

[3dcandy@mastodon.social]

@bontchev 3 is such a bad number it will be rebranded to say WW26

[luc0x61@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@bontchev We're living a rolling release of WW2 aftermath.

[grymt@mastodon.cloud]

@bontchev "rolling release"

[ralph@hear-me.social]

@bontchev

#alttext

Klara @klara_sjo X.com
There will be no WW3.
They've abandoned numbered releases and switched to a live service model with seasonal events.

[brainburnergames@dice.camp]

@bontchev What's terrifying is how actually true this is: have you noticed that we don't have wars anymore? Oh, sure, we're aware of atrocities being committed. In fact, we're always hearing about warfare. But situations like Gaza, Ukraine, Iran? They've become a jumbled cognitive mess of "flare ups" and "excursions." It's morally disgusting and causes cultural (even personal) amnesia through language.

[mistermoo@mstdn.social]

@bontchev World War II: Episode 1

[melissawm@pynews.com.br]

@bontchev alt-text: tweet from user klara_sjo that reads "There will be no WW3. They've abandoned numbered releases and switched to a live service model with seasonal events."