Abigail DeBusk | Korvas

Lord real managing sucks and I don't want it to be my job if I can help it. But I don't think they are alluding to real work, just the shallow 'telling people what to do' part.

Cars noise drives me absolutely insane. I can almost never escape it. Out in rural areas like mine too the highway is the only viable long-distance form of travel so I am constantly surrounded by noise. The soundscapes of pristine land around me must of been incredible in contrast just 100 yrs ago.

I can't feel bad when I and thousands of other former subscribers sent some very strong words against AI before they even rolled it out.
Would 1000% be behind public-domaining file types and software next

I use a firefox browser extension that translates the whole page and any language automatically, but on mobile its extremely cumbersome. It should at least be a one click easy thing.

I like the West Maple Omaha Rock listed here that's taken out well over a dozen cars lol. I like that is spawned a subreddit similar to r/thecanopener

It would have to be something directly inconveniencing tons of followers directly. Like getting into actual war where they could realistically lose everything.
Americans live in an extremely isolated bubble where nothing and no consequence exists outside it. For conservatives it's even smaller

Checkerboard logging in Oregon making for a bit of confusion

And very concerning with my photos, I suspect they have been auto-toned in some ways, but when I took a selfie it was obviously messing with my face. And AI adjusting of photos comes up first, I have to go through multiple levels now to manually adjust simple contrast/saturation/filters ect.

I use Firefox
Other than that I have a pixel 7 and idk if it's Android or my phone but it has updated with some really aggressive AI pushing stuff. I have a glitch with Gemini even though I KNOW I turned it off. It shows up for no reason and also glitches my volume and what app is playing sound

Genus Paracaudina Paracaudina from Ferndale, CA 95536, USA on October 15, 2025 at 02:49 PM by korvas. tons of these washed up, all under an inch if not around half of one.

Would you happen to know what species this is? I saw something similar while walking on the beach in Northern California about two weeks ago.

www.inaturalist.org/observations...

This was my experience which was like. single lady wanting cats? RED FLAG.
But I think it is very much a location thing. In wealthy CO area me and others were like, spawn camping the local shelter.
But where I am living now in northern CA stray animals are an endemic problem and we really need help

Everything I have seen so far from this looks like a very satisfying way of moving a guy around and touching stuff

I wasn't even aware this was a thing lol
But I would love to see some leaks from what was made

It's why this website works! The current image guess (I assume) is not intensive as gen AI, but it does alright in getting an amateur like me going. But it takes the human pattern recognition and experience to really ID! So many of my obs. weren't possible without an obsessive nerd out there

Her tail!!

I like that in animation rigging squash and stretch has been reduced to 'squetch'

I haven't heard of the live action show but I am a very big fan of the original manga. I remember the context of these gags...

In reality it was people who made quality goods, were well organized in unions that insured decent compensation, who saw the threat of that being stripped away. Which the industrial revolution succeeded in doing later, mass exploitation and decline of quality of life for the middle and working class

Luddites were held in popular opinion by most of the country until someone got a little murdery, and elites used that turn opinion and frame them as crazy cavemen against the advancement of technology.

It's telling how with the rampant rise in bots the subjects they spam the most are like porn, crypto scams, rage baiting, political disinformation, far right views, and virulent defense of AI

Good job Franken C:

It literally is... though it's still a complicated history. If you want to listen 99% Invisible has done several episode on LA. I'm hoping quite a bit can change with the massive rail expansion coinciding with the 2028 Olympics. Zoning is a huge issue. Safety and access to transit is also an issue

Also I don't know it it's anything, but I also noticed the land not far away looks like wrinkly skin on maps, where the sheep farms are not far away. Is this signs of collapse or something else?

Wow glad you all were ok, I'd be curious to what you learned. I moved here in Feb. and at the time went to hike the Lost Coast Headlands Trail, but due to a modest 'closed due to erosion.' decided to go elsewhere. Looked at google maps the other day and that whole trail is gone....

This might be a bot account which is why is comes across as a mad libs speak
Dude's account is weird
I don't think there are many real people on twitter anymore, I filtered my feed to only have people I follow and there are hardly any posts
but inane bluecheck replies on any post seem way up

I'm super suspicious of mass block lists like this for this exact type scenario. The wrong people get added for nefarious or lazy reasons.

I've found my conservative relatives just insist 'that's the way the world is' but have no curiosity about how it got that way and no imagination or interest in learning about anything else

In Portland during the redesign city council wanted the emblem on the flag, and had to be persuaded to trust artists.

Personally I like the 1901 flag here, the minimalist feels generic. The more realistic tree has the sort of dignity that the bear on the CA flag does.

Ok, sleeptight, goodnight.

I think all of these look really cool and encapsulate a large liminal space.