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A four-paneled Super Mario comic (referencing Phineas and Ferb), starring Yoshi and Waluigi First panel: Yoshi is seen standing in a "ready to fight" pose with a angry/determined expression on his face. Waluigi (who is off-screen) says "What the-" Second panel: Waluigi, wearing a lab coat, looks at Yoshi in confusion as he said "A Yoshi?" Third panel: Yoshi puts on a brown fedora. He makes a small "hmph" noise. Fourth panel: Waluigi points at Yoshi in a panic as he yells "YOSHI THE YOSHI!?" The first "YOSHI" is styled after the Yoshi series logo.

Yoshi the Yoshi aka "Agent Y" 🤫
#Yoshi #Waluigi #SuperMario #Nintendo

They ported it to PSP???

Carved in the likeness of the One True God, it was blessed with a mouth to give blessings to the people

I've been saying it a lot, but these deaths line up with what happened in early concentration camps during other regimes: Deaths from poor conditions, disease, or abuse. These deaths are not accidental. They are the direct result of a camp system that is designed to harm those being imprisoned.

a windows 11 menu showing "convert to adobe pdf", "ask copilot", and 4 more options that take time to load

windows 11 update: for the first time in my life, simply right clicking a file has a load time. unreal

“Conditions are substandard, and are not even in compliance with the National Detention Standards, much less international human rights law,” the report reads.

We need to be clear about what this place is: a concentration camp.

Artists I'm begging you, please have an actual gallery site. At the very least something that doesn't hide most of your work behind a social media log in

Instagram is not a gallery site, and I'm not making an account to see your work.

every high profile anti trans critic has an origin story that goes "years ago someone asked me to respect trans people and instead I chose to go insane"

"I was dying of thirst when you gave me water, yet it was not the water alone that saved me. It was the strength of the hands that gave it." -- Ursula K. Le Guin

Of all the things we are doing in MN, this one is just beyond. Imagine being released from hell alone in the cold. And a total stranger has waited all night with a blanket just to be ready to hug you and carry you home. Every job we do is crucial, but this one is what restores humanity and dignity.

When you spend too much time hunched over your phone that your back hurts

Call that scrolliosis

Leaked email proves Ring intended to use surveillance feature for people — 9to5Mac When Amazon announced a wider rollout of a surveillance feature to help Ring smart doorbells locate lost dogs, it was immediately seen as a precursor to using the feature to identify people.

if you needed more evidence that ring is evil

apple.news/Ai_hpcIUvR9y...

In a just society she would lose custody of all of her kids and go to prison for child abuse.

So… not a hoax then?

the core problem of the whole agentic AI thing is that they work quite well for coding, and coders assume this means they will work quite well for everything else on the planet, because they are coders with a Silicon Valley mindset, and they tell this to investors with Silicon Valley money

My pet peeve is when people dismiss polls because “how can 1,000 people capture a country?”.

Turns out there’s a field called statistics that tells us exactly how many people needed for a certain level of confidence!

(And the bigger challenge is getting a representative sample, not the number.)

Todd Howard saying he's most proud of Fallout 76 is the best proof there will never be a good Fallout game again

Reminder to everyone that Substack sucks shit and is actively and intentionally profiting off racist/Nazi writers

If you have a newsletter on Substack, I will not read it, I will not share it, I will actively think less of you for doing so

🐶🧠 disassociation time is needed this weekend #FursuitEveryday

Art of a blue husky girl injecting herself in the thigh with a sparkly, glittery substance

Every 5 days, I choose this again

(Art: Tamyra)

WASHINGTON - Americans believe that wealthy and powerful people are rarely held accountable, a new Reuters/Ipsos poll found after the release of millions of records on the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's connections in elite U.S. business and political circles Some 69% of respondents in the four-day poll, which concluded on Monday, said their views were captured "very well" or "extremely well" by a statement that the Epstein files "show that powerful people in the U.S. are rarely held accountable for their actions."

Nearly 70 percent of Americans believe the Epstein files "show that powerful people in the U.S. are rarely held accountable for their actions."

If there is an anti-system backlash, let’s be clear that system is the Epstein class.

www.reuters.com/world/us/ame...

It was just like 3 months ago somebody was posting about how their skeets resulted in Bluesky getting a grand jury subpoena from the DOJ for their information, maybe watch what the fuck you say on here Jesus fucking Christ.

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You know. I don’t know if many Quebecers actually know how bad the situation is getting for trans people in this province, specifically. I think it’s important that I write what I’ve seen floating around here. Share this with your friends, cis or trans. People need to know 1/

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#furry #furryart

Taxing rich people into oblivion is good for democracy. The revenue generated, while not sufficient for our purposes, is just a secondary benefit.