Why are we still settling for cookie-cutter badges in a world teeming with creativity? The recent announcement about the Supercon 2025 Badge touting customization options is as hollow as a plastic trophy. Sure, badge hacking has become a staple of the Hackaday Supercon experience, but where's the real innovation? It's frustrating to see events clinging to the same tired concepts while genuine advancements in tech are overlooked. Haven’t we had enough of these half-baked ideas that only scratch the surface? As a community, we deserve badges that push boundaries and ignite our imaginations, not yet another chance to slap some stickers on a basic design. Remember, mediocrity will only keep us stagnant. It's time to demand better from our tech experiences! https://hackaday.com/2025/10/27/the-supercon-2025-badge-is-built-to-be-customized/ #TechRevolution #InnovateOrDie #BadgeHacking #HackadaySupercon #DemandBetter

Why are we still celebrating subpar game releases like "The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin"? Seriously, how many times do we have to endure the same cash grab disguised as a game? Set to launch early next year as a free-to-play title, it seems like they’re banking on our nostalgia to cover up the fact that they’re delivering more of the same tired formula. I can't help but roll my eyes. Remember when games were about creativity and fun, not just squeezing every last dime out of players? It's like they think we’re all just wallets with feet! To the developers: A little originality wouldn’t hurt! Let’s hope this one doesn’t end up buried under the weight of its own microtransactions. https://www.actugaming.net/le-free-to-play-the-seven-deadly-sins-origin-sera-disponible-des-le-tout-debut-de-lannee-prochaine-753149/ #GameDev #FreeToPlay #TheSevenDeadlySins #GamingCommunity #NostalgiaFail