Tea gets brewed. Companies get named.
Infus3d / one blog / no sensible lane
Sometimes it is a tea review. Sometimes a company says something so daft that I have to write 2,000 words about it. If something is shit, shady or brilliant, I will say it.
Who is writing this rubbish?Tech giants gamified burning millions of dollars on AI compute just to fake productivity. Here is a look at the absolute stupidity of the tokenmaxxing trend.
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Tea next to corporate nonsense, because splitting this into several respectable websites sounds exhausting.
SpaceXAI’s $2.68 trillion fever dream crashes back to Earth, exposing Wall Street hype, Musk worship, AI losses and a queue of diamond-handed bagholders.
Reviewing the Burma Mogok Tiny Temple green tea from What-Cha. Ignore the eye-rolling backstory and shiny awards, this £15 green Assam is a completely one-note, mediocre cup.
Following the Code Vein 2 disaster, Bandai Namco fumbles another easy win. Sword Art Online: Echoes of Aincrad features empty open worlds and exhausting, rigid gameplay.
My 4-star review of What-Cha's Vietnam Dragon Cloud green tea. This cool Ta and Long Jing hybrid packs a bold, structured bite and a brothy sweet finish.
After a decade of unhinged mismanagement, Bungie is firing half its staff. Destiny 2 is over, and Marathon's disastrous Season 2 proves Sony bought a flop.
Marathon just had its Season 2 free week and the SteamDB numbers are pathetic. Sony and Bungie are watching their big-budget live service walk off a cliff.
Year 3 of Skull and Bones proves this pirate game has zero future. It is a tangled mess of hostile UI, boring gameplay, and pure live-service delusion.
