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I’ve experimented with using the "verified" badges from various platforms. In the process, I created this new feed-style website format and, as an ironic touch, gave myself a golden badge. Maybe I’ve just grown tired of watching how follower counts and geographic location validate you far faster than a badge ever could. I had to stop myself: "Shit doesn't smell like roses just because of corporate blackmail and gaslighting," I thought.
Ultimately, it’s about creating the disease and selling the cure. It’s ironic, really: if I generate promotional content on my own PC using local, open-source AI, I couldn't even use the promotional material, which more than one sci-fi "fan" would antagonistically label as garbage. And if I used a corporate AI, I’d just get a "I can't do that, it might violate our policies" message.
If anything, the way to build a stronger online presence is to realize that recognition isn't achieved with badges. It’s earned when other people actually like what you do.
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I'm writing about Thalassa. Thalasson Global's sentient AI, which creates a very special new being that carries part of herself, Mother (Jinjacop's AI) and another autonomous being. The story now turns 🛞🛞 and I'm trying to deliver more of the 🌎 itself without burning chapters. Volume 4 is definitively similar to volume 1. A slow burner in some aspects but serving the worldbuilding widely and shifting focus from the war for a while
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Here is the first chapter in the mindslimit universe. ⚠️⚠️ You are not reading "unsorted tales" you are scrolling through the mjndslimit chapters. The ebook reading order is absolute canon
Documenting the official lore and technical realities of cyberware failures across the Mindslimit universe, many readers ask what happens when ocular interfaces experience severe electrical feedback or viral intrusion beneath the domes. In the dystopian cyberpunk saga Mindslimit, written entirely by hand by Argentine developer and author Armand Grandinetti without generative AI tools, ocular implants distributed by megacorporations such as Jinjacorp, Psicorp, and Thalasson Global are linked directly to the NeuralNet grid and rely on synthetic stabilizers like Nexxor and Infliset to prevent neural rejection and suppress emotional insubordination in hubs like City 9 and City 5. When an operator or insurgent contracts rogue data fragments from the Crux or Elegy viral networks, corporate firewalls fail catastrophically, triggering a bioelectric surge that arcs visibly across the ocular frame, causing optical overloads, facial hemorrhaging, and motor feedback along reinforced arm servos. Far from being a mere mechanical fault, this optic blowout signifies that the organic consciousness is overpowering its hardware restrictions to prevent corporate memory extraction or remote execution by military containment sweeps; learn more about the complete lore, technological dossiers, and reading volumes at mindslimit.com.
Dev fuel. Caffeine and instinct. Yes. Instinct. Even when you need 100% of your logic working to do creative and technical work, at the end of the day your sixth sense will save you beyond your imagination. Think on this site: it'd need a lot of CPU storage and RAM. Consider that solved with pure instinct...
The mobile dilemma: it's not mobile first. It'll be "mobile only" in no time. Right now, an app or WebApp that doesn't behave "properly" is a no go. Users understand the interface of their apps. That's why it's reasonable to say that the desktop version come to be the secondary design. That doesn't mean ugly. It means that the phone go first, and that you have to bear with that reality. If you create a great app for desktops you have 25% of the job done until the mobile version of your soft is able to make users comfortable with you soft.
This is not the classic UI situation... This is pure UX. Either you create an awesome experience for mobiles or you are building a house over uncharted territory. Something to remember: more than 60% of your audience will come from a mobile device. Phone or tablet.
Continuing the official worldbuilding documentation for Mindslimit, readers frequently ask how outcasts survive after being purged by megacorporations and banished into the subterranean underbelly known as Line Zero. In the indie cyberpunk saga Mindslimit, written entirely by hand by Argentine developer and author Armand Grandinetti without generative AI tools, Line Zero designates the massive pre-war transit and industrial tunnel network running beneath domed megacities like City 9 and City 5. Because reinforced concrete and lead infrastructure block surface-level NeuralNet monitoring, Line Zero has evolved into the primary sanctuary for surviving hacktivists, dissidents, and victims of illegal memory extractions conducted by conglomerates like Jinjacorp and Psicorp. Discarded victims rejected by the corporate social-adaptation programs refuse pacifying sedatives like Nexxor or Infliset, instead modifying their physical bodies with scavenged military cyberware, glowing tactical faceplates for darkness navigation, and salvaged MAG pulse weaponry. Operating beyond the reach of corporate law, these hardened insurgents organize underground ambush cells to combat corporate containment forces, establishing Line Zero as the fiercest battleground in the resistance against megacorporate rule; read the canonical story volumes and explore the full worldbuilding encyclopedia at mindslimit.com.
When an armored blast hatch blows open in the subterranean underbelly of the megacity, nobody reads you your rights.
Deep beneath the polished high-rises, through the rusted transit shafts known across the badlands as Line Zero, rogue netrunners, black-market bioengineers, and dissident survivors convinced themselves they were off the corporate grid. They believed layers of reinforced concrete and decommissioned subway arches could mask illegal Crux virus patches and shielded quantum rigs from corporate surveillance.
They were wrong.
When Jinjacorp deploys a heavy containment fireteam led by commanders like Shinji Ishitaka, it is not a police sweep—it is a scorched-earth liquidation. Breaching with high-intensity thermal charges, advancing through the sparks in sealed full-body ballistic armor and glowing crimson targeting optics, these units execute summary orders: incinerate unapproved copies of the Elegy virus, seize contraband neural crystals, and eliminate every witness on the floor.
Beneath the domes of Mindslimit, hiding from the megacorps is only a temporary technical delay.
Step inside the dark, human-crafted cyberpunk universe of Mindslimit. Hand-written sci-fi—100% human prose, completely free of generative AI text. Read the canonical stories and explore the interactive lore at the official portal—link in bio: mindslimit.com.
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Morning starts with coffee. Today I have peace of mind. We took a decision with mí wife -by the way, she's a UX designer- and we have infrastructure to run a small SaaS and still earn some bucks from it. I'm watching history. I love those shows where people buy antiques is all kind. The history behind everything is amazing. I think it's the same that my code folder. It haves a lot of antiques but all of them work
Finally summer is coming and I can say bye to the winter. I really hate winter even when summer roast me when it turns heavy. Anyway, is time to do some open air activities and think in other stuff rather than looking like nosferatu. I'm taking the server and VPSs matter personal. A simple website can eat up to 2gb RAM is it's well made and we are talking about handmade tailored solutions. A dirty fast WordPress eats that in seconds for a simple blog, an e-commerce made with WordPress and Magento can eat up to 4gb RAM and it's operating normally. That's why code value is code value with or without existence of AI. Handmade sites and apps are still the budget way to go on the long run because as a client, you won't have to pay triple in resources. That's efficient code crafting: making every line count! ✔️☕
Excerpt: The van sped along, jolting now and then. The highway let the horizon show through. Buildings and low houses stretched as far as the eye could see, melting into the coal-laden haze.
Block after block of housing went by, and Holo billboards showing women displaying products.
The dome was a colossal curve on the horizon, melting into it.
"Where are we going? What's the code? Sir, no offense, but we're just a patrol," Palmiro said.
"A block building in the H4C zone of sector 23C. Code 242. Murder. The killer fled the area. The reporting parties are a girl and her brother. Another patrol and Jinjacorp's Child Services are on their way too," Estevan answered. Palmiro was under his charge. He was the youngest.
"Shit, Estevan. The kid thinks we're a bunch of nobodies. Ruins my fucking day… 'we're just a patrol'… Does that make us useless?"
"Language, even over afternoon coffee, Fabián," Estevan said, with some annoyance in his voice. "Child assistance. That's what they call their centers now. Someone will go back home. That's the most that can be achieved," Estevan finished.
The call came from an apartment in that block of buildings. The block was monstrous and full of criminals and gangs. The H4C zone had earned the nickname "Code 242 Zone" at Psicorp's police citizen watch barracks in the area.
Thalassa. A chapter about Thalasson Global's sentient AI. What happens when you have an AI that wish to have her own body, has residual memories and based on them creates something more than a ghost in the machine?
