Josh Sutphin
joshsutphin@wandering.shop
<p>(SUT-fin) Author of horror and hopepunk at <a href="https://joshsutphin.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" translate="no"><span class="invisible">https://</span><span class="">joshsutphin.com</span><span class="invisible"></span></a>. Shiraki Press co-founder. Veteran video game developer.</p>
Posts
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Post #3975178
RE: https://scicomm.xyz/@dantheclamman/116954518144682511 AI is the everything-ruiner
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Post #3932138
Real solid piece on where we're at in bookish culture these days (and I think this could extend to pretty much all long-form media tbh) https://lithub.com/publishing-has-a-hologram-problem-and-its-growing/
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Post #3870679
🚨 This is an incomprehensibly insane thing for Google to do! 🚨 (Context: I tried to use passkey login, which failed because passkeys always fucking fail, then it disappeared the option to use my Google Authenticator for normal 2FA, then it threw a server error trying to request SMS 2FA, then I got this email.) What the fuck is the *point* of any of this security if you're just going to shut it off the moment someone bangs on the door loudly enough?! #Google #security
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Post #3591987
I've lost track of how many years it's been since a 4th of July where the random neighborhood fireworks actually sounded like *fireworks* (whistlers, fountains, etc.) Now they're just random explosions in single, isolated bursts that shake the ground and reverberate everywhere. Those aren't fireworks; they're just *bombs*. What are we doing?
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Post #3502141
God I hate SCOTUS rulings days. Every time, it's another round of "which rights did we lose this time?" 💀
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Post #3420402
Great work, everyone! 🫠
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Post #2311965
RE: https://mastodon.social/@nixCraft/116539865581115233 Amazing! It&#39;s as if everything every AI exec ever said was a lie!
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Post #2294762
RE: https://wandering.shop/@susankayequinn/116530698585299356 We&#39;ve had a farm share for the past seven years running and it&#39;s been one of my very favorite parts of our lives. The produce beats the hell out of anything you can buy at the grocery store, in any season.
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Post #2057030
There&#39;s a lot of neat stuff going on here, but in particular, I kind of love what they&#39;re doing with their images?! https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2018/09/how-to-build-a-low-tech-website/
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Post #1822696
I&#39;ve been running in circles with this story for a while now, trying to make its various parts work and getting repeatedly lost in the weeds. I finally just started cutting shit. Suddenly, magically, things make sense again! #writing #writersofmastodon
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Post #1822695
RE: https://mastodon.social/@startswithabang/116477477807345093 They&#39;re taking the sky from us and I hate it
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Post #1811157
Tech these days: "You have to work from the office so you can have serendipitous interactions with your colleagues that we replaced with the AI that you have to prompt from the office." 🤡
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Post #1771621
This rules so hard ❤️ https://www.status.news/p/the-onion-ben-collins-interview
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Post #1696532
My question for our #ai overlords is: what are all these replaced white-collar workers supposed to... do? Because, you see, you have stopped paying them. When your AI disappears my mortgage debt and makes groceries free, then we can talk. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/apr/23/meta-microsoft-tech-ai-layoffs
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Post #1696531
The toddler parent brain is making everything about my life so much harder than it needs to be 😭 I love the little dude, but oh my fuck he is chaos these days.
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Post #1696529
I just don&#39;t understand how there can be leaf blowers running in my neighborhood *every single day*
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Post #1696528
Solitude, bottomlessness, speed, and teasing: this is a pretty solid framework for tech addiction, and it&#39;s remarkable not only for how well it describes social media, but also for how much we see it appearing in #gamedev. I barely recognize this industry any more. https://www.npr.org/2026/04/21/nx-s1-5776665/surprising-origin-features-superglue-kids-adults-to-screens
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Post #1696523
Five books everyone should read once in their lives, in no particular order: - The Dispossessed - Ursula K. Le Guin - Parable of the Sower - Octavia E. Butler - The Fifth Sacred Thing - Starhawk - A Half-Built Garden - Ruthanna Emrys - The Divine Comedy - Dante Alighieri Now let&#39;s see your list!
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Post #1557969
I've been cross-posting to both Bluesky and Mastodon for a few months now, and this comparison is pretty emblematic of how that's been going: Masto: 40 total interactions Bluesky: Zero. Zip. Zilch. Nada. Numbers aren't everything, but this is an observable pattern that tells a very different story than the one I keep seeing in "mainstream" discourse. 1/x
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Post #1486037
Not to put it all on tech, but I do wonder how much of the reduction in donations to non-profits Seattle arts organizations is a direct result of so many local tech folks losing their jobs, and with it the disposable income that would&#39;ve fueled those donations. https://www.seattletimes.com/life/culture/seattle-arts-groups-are-laying-off-staff-what-do-arts-lovers-lose/
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Post #887612
Anthropic accidentally leaking the Claude Code source is just hysterical to me. 😂 I would have more sympathy, but for the entire AI industry constantly gloating about destroying my and my friends’ livelihood to enrich fascist billionaires.