@littlemacha.bsky.social
She/Her | 30’s | Scottish | ΘΔ | Transgender Lesbian-ish | Certified Autigstic | Stripey Mew | 🔞 | BLM | @littlemacha@furry.church | Avatar by @hearthfox.bsky.social and banner by @or-fi-s.bsky.social
Well deserved. You all did amazing!
Easily one of the best performances I’ve seen in a while!
FYI to trans people:
HRT Cafe has apparently shut down after too much media attention.
Please, take advice from an old trans woman:
Take those discussions underground. All of them. Anything that discusses what we need to survive & where to get it. Word of mouth and private forums only!
Everyone thanks you for your sacrifice
No, WE are lucky your phone won’t let you load them, comrade
Don’t you fucking dare!
I feel like this is some anti-Scar sentiment here and I’ll have you know that V earned those stickers by being a good boy :P
Absolutely not lmao.
I refuse to help you subject the world to this monstrosity 😂🤣
Why would you do this to my brain?
Get yourself a friend like @apeslion.bsky.social. Couldn’t ask for a better one <3
That last sentence “I’m not convinced it is.” is the end of the 3rd to last paragraph in that article. The author hand waves about what a potential solution could be for one paragraph and then closes with what amounts to “capitalism will figure it out, don’t worry.”
It’s infuriating.
If AI is to be forced on us by capitalism, then capitalism must answer for the problems it can cause. And I don’t think it’s equipped to understand that if it disrupts society in a way that results in very few having resources, then society will tear it down in response.
Forbes, you were so so fucking close. AI replacing humans has been a question in the comp sci field for a long time and nobody has a good answer except for maybe moving to a post capitalist, more socialist society.
UBI has been trialled so many times and it gets the same great results each time.
an increasing challenge for me, and a lot of other korps writers, is that we mostly all have a lot of practice making our antagonists reprehensible, yes, but it's becoming increasingly difficult to match how unbelievably stupid the real life bad guys are becoming
Fully aware. It’s a nightmare on all fronts.
“Listen, I’ve figured it out. Hear me out. Just run a pipe directly through the Earth’s core to get it from the Middle East to America. America will then send it wherever it needs to go.”
“Listen, all you have to do is take the oil slowly, in several much smaller containers, across an international border to a port that hasn’t got the infrastructure to deal with a sudden gigantic logistical influx like this. Super easy!”
This idea is so dumb for so many reasons. It’s like a toddler came up with it.
It's really funny how Maya Forstater and Julie Bindel spend all their time online fearmongering about how trans people are dangers to women and children yet they went to a stadium full of 10k trans people and nothing at all happened to them.
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This is quite possibly the funniest thing Forstater could have done. She -paid money- to a benefit concert that in part funds @goodlawproject.org who has been fighting her policies in court, all so she could be big mad at trans people existing amongst 10k trans people who all ignored her.
i, for one, am delighted that we finally have a definition of “woke”
Pretty sure freedom costs a buck o’ five
I know I’ve got some Labour local gov’t types following me, so I want to say this clearly so that you can share it internally as appropriate: I will never again vote Labour while these policies, or Wes Streeting, are in place. I will not vote Labour at any level because of this.
Not to mention the fact that there has already been a reduction in sanctions on Russian oil over this to try and alleviate the pain, which is the country’s primary means of funding the war in Ukraine.
www.reuters.com/business/ene...
Incredible work by @jazzpomegranate.com for asking a single question that unravelled everything.
I’m also American and live in Scotland and I also get asked the question “Who did you vote for?” And my answer isn’t a treatise on the importance of personal privacy around voting decisions.
I don’t make the rules