
Interesting grim dark BT paint job by TheFeralPainter
As a paint-by-the-codex noob, I was blown away by this ngl. I didn’t even know half the paints/brands he was talking about lol.

As a paint-by-the-codex noob, I was blown away by this ngl. I didn’t even know half the paints/brands he was talking about lol.
Fuck it I’m going all in - he should play big E.
If the learning material would be all of Tolkien’s inspirations, letters and actual works, could it work?
Im fucking done with morally bankrupt, mess of a story movies with feminized men.
I watched MauLer on open bar and his rage vid about Spiderman and he’s 100% right. It’s a shit movie and we should expect better. Saying “it has a couple decent fight and it’s not too woke” is a copout.
It’s the same shit we had with FF and the superman - where Drinker’s review was essentially ״yeah go watch it, it’s not that bad”.
It fucking is bad! Why are you lowering your standards?
I’m not spending my time and money on a “not that bad movie” again.
Can someone please recommend content creators that make content like prime used to;
- has experience building shit that matters, solving hard/interesting problems. Not just a bunch of throw away projects
- interesting and entertaining. Im more into technical discussions, not people who ramble while they code. I can code myself, i don’t need to see others code.
- “content by X, from 3 years ago” is also fine
I just can’t anymore with slop content about AI and drama farming. I get that he wants to ride the YouTube algorithm, but that’s just not for me.
Hello everyone.
I’m considering Black Templars as my first 40K army and was wondering if I can paint them with a metric black? (I like metallic paints more than matte paints).
What are your thoughts about it? Is it “legal”? Recommended? Did you try it and was meh? Or can you recommend a specific color/color combination?
Cheers fellas.
I stumbled across this post from the subreddit last year: https://www.reddit.com/r/ExperiencedDevs/comments/1lwk503/study_experienced_devs_think_they_are_24_faster/
And decided to see if they had done a follow up study since. As it turns out, in February 2026 they did, and they have stated that the results of their last study were likely unreliable.
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Here are their new findings: https://metr.org/blog/2026-02-24-uplift-update/
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Curious to hear what people think about this, and what it means for the future of the industry.
The title is a somewhat clickbaity but he makes some good points with a very serious tone
A bit of a meta question, but do you actually enjoy the format where YouTubers do a podcast where they basically shoot the shit and joke around with their friends, cut up some parts and post them.
I gotta say it feels like very weak and half assed.
Yeah I guess it takes a lot of time to create a well thought out, edited, scripted video (or god forbid, a Mauler magnum opus). And creators need to maximize their output, but it’s just not the same thing.
WDYT?