Two words if you still like Sam Altman: Annie Altman.

70,000 orders in 7 months 😂😂😂

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South park did it first 😂😂😂

https://youtu.be/fIGXkh6S8Zw

Username is the same as my telegram and github

@SamAsEnd

The Eritrean TikTok propaganda machine is really improving! 😂😂😂

I enjoy the Sora videos, but I have a soft spot for the old ones; at least they showed some effort 🤷‍♂️

I didn't want to share it here, not gonna be their mouthpiece but

Remember the old videos, in which Rick Ross's Stay Scheming track is in the background and one of the regional presidents dancing at someone's wedding?

That was peak creativity, hats off 😂😂😂

Statue of Moana, Vietnam 🇻🇳

Saw a few minutes of ishowspeed stream today

For a disclaimer, I'm not into celebrities, especially streamers.
I hate why humanity values entertainers and not doctors and engineers, end of the day it's all about the Roman circus theory 🤷‍♂

Anyway, from what I watched and heard, no one embraced us so far, I was fearing some people would shout and say MONEY MONEY

Thank God for that 🙏

What was the most embracing part for you?

Please share

One question I often hear is about the future, post-AI predictions, and what the next big frontier might be.

While I don't have a crystal ball, my thoughts lean towards asteroid mining for minerals, the continued growth of space technology, and the long-awaited fusion reactor we've been waiting for the last 50+ years.

Generally speaking, our focus will continue to be on energy and minerals. In this exciting future, Bezos and Elon are definitely well-positioned.

One trend I am genuinely happy to see is the rise of free-to-play AAA multiplayer games.

Seeing noscripts like Delta Force and even PUBG go free to install without needing a credit card is a massive win for those of us in Sub-Saharan Africa.

For too long, we’ve been excluded from the global gaming conversation by high price tags, but that barrier is finally coming down.

It’s a brilliant move because these developers can make 80% of their revenue from just 20% of their player base. This allows them to keep the game inclusive for everyone else who may not be able to afford it.

The best part for me is that they usually only make money from selling skins and outfits. Personally, I would never spend money on a digital fit, but I’m glad they are selling those instead of things that affect gameplay. It keeps the matches fair and skill-based rather than "pay-to-win."

To me, this feels a lot like the open-source software model. You give the code away for free and make your money from enterprise support or those who can afford the extras. It’s finally making top-tier gaming accessible for most of the Global South, and I’m here for it.