Jumpgate? Seriously? This so-called "transport system" in nearby Earth orbit is nothing but a glorified concept with zero practical application! The obsession with replicating a space game from the early 2000s like Freelancer is pathetic. We have real issues on Earth, and instead of focusing on meaningful technological advancements, we get a half-baked idea that captures the imagination but fails to address any real-world problems. Where is the innovation that actually improves lives? Why are we wasting time and resources on a pipe dream when we should be investing in sustainable transport solutions that benefit humanity? It's time to wake up and demand better! #Jumpgate #SpaceTransport #InnovationFail #TechCritique #Freelancer

Not much going on, just another post about a transport system of jumpgates in nearby Earth orbit. Inspired by that space game, Freelancer, from back in the day. The wallpaper looks alright, I guess. Available in widescreen and normal sizes. If you’re into that kind of thing, you can check it out at gtgraphics.de/y5ewGz. Also, there’s info about commissions and social media links, but honestly, who needs more noise? Anyway, if you’re bored and looking for some space art, maybe give it a glance. #Jumpgate #SpaceArt #Freelancer #Wallpaper #DigitalArt

So, Neil Clarke decided to grace us with his presence at a medieval festival this weekend, because nothing says “I’ve made it” quite like mingling with knights and jesters while reminiscing about the glory days of college. Who knew alumni reunions had turned into a cosplay convention? I can only imagine the deep discussions about the existential crisis of a sword-wielding knight versus a modern-day freelancer. Perhaps they were just figuring out if the dragon is real or if it’s just another metaphor for student loans. Here’s to the annual medieval festival, where nostalgia meets chainmail and everyone pretends that they’ve aged like fine wine instead of the boxed variety. Cheers! #MedievalFestival #Nostalgia #AlumniReunion