Flor - Angst Bard - Comms open

Captain Haddock looking very frazzled, saying, “What a week, huh?” Tintin leans into the frame and says, “Captain, it’s Wednesday.” Snowy is very excited about the drink he has found.

Yo sé que me quiero tatuar pero soy muy cagona por dos cosas:

A) encontrar tatuador para que me haga algo permanente que va a estar en mi piel forever

B) como me gusta lo que es más delicado y escuche bastante que el fine line se difumina fácil con el tiempo, no sé que hacer...

lol I fucking knew that little shit wasn't to be trusted.

Avoid the new Vine like a plague, they just want a pure dataset to scrape.

if you see this post, your actions are:
- if you have a spare buck, give it to Wikipedia, then repost this
- if you don't have a spare buck, just repost

your action is mandatory for the world's best source of information to survive

to any digital book I want just with a limited knowledge of piracy. Which is in fact, things I have had to do many times, specially to be able to study. Books that I have no access to if they weren't digital.

I still vastly prefer physical books. But for me, they are a privilege, a luxury.

And to keeptve arguing, inspired by someone else idea.

One can argue that physical books are "useless" because me in Argentina, I can't access to many of those books (taxes, shipping, importing lockdowns, etc). So the ideas are locked down to me. Making those books useless. BUT I can easily access

piracy.

I believe trying to put down digital forms of books down and call them "useless" comes across as condescending. Specially as we are not yet in the scenario you propose. I think one can value physical books without putting down the other.

I understand your point. I do think one should not over relay on technology. But I still disagree.

Physical books can still be chased down and burned up, there's several examples across history. And if you consider that the odd copy can survive hidden away, the same is true for digital thanks to

The same can be argued against physical books. You have a fire in your house and you lost them, ehile the others are "safe" in the cloud.

Preferences are okay! But not to pitch one over the others as "superior" over arbitrary rules.

Ah bueno, por lo menos te preguntaron.

Si puede que sea pelotudo no más, pero bueno. Ya tengo mi alarma de peligro ante Omvres™ encendida

Esta me parece buena, porque evita el contacto directo a solas. Por si el tipo se violenta o algo.

Porque me parece feo que le hayan dado tu número de teléfono. Lo pienso para mi como mina que vive sola, y es re peligroso. Y aún como tipo, es peligroso también.

If the US going into crisis is the price to pay for the AI to stop bleeding the world dry. I'd more than happy pay it.

Yeah, that crisis will likely affect us too. But at least this time when the ripple effects hits us it'll be for a good cause.

As an Argentinian living one economic crisis after the other. I could not care less about yet another economic crisis, but I care about very much about AI drying up the environment. So if it bursts while we still have a world to live in, the better.

Also, i fully believe that Jaskier is descendant from the Lark and the First Witcher.

Like imagine a dying Geralt just begging Jaskier to live

Blood Origin is such a Geraskier fanfic...

*hugs my old and basic wacom from 2012*

Don’t even breathe wrong around me- I swear I’ll relapse about Frankenstein. #Frankenstein

Moment of silence for all of the people with uterus in USA and UK who do not know the pleasure of using a bidet during your period.

Autumnal cuddle time with your bwff (best Witcher friend forever).
This was September print choice for my Patreon ♥️ I’m just a dork and didn’t have any extra spoons for a while so I didn’t post anything 😩 pls forgive me

#geraskier #jaskier #geraskierfanart

The Ecological Cost of AI Is Much Higher Than You Think - Truthdig As the demands of AI grow, each generation of microchips requires more energy, minerals and water to produce, driving a ruinous cycle.

"In an internal memo from September, CEO Sam Altman said that OpenAI’s “audacious long-term goal is to build 250 gigawatts of capacity by 2033.” If Altman achieves this goal, OpenAI will need almost exactly as much electricity as India’s 1.5 billion people"

Great @truthdig.com piece on chips ->

Yesss

I still haven't watched the new season but fully expect me to be super active again once I do

sound on. I’m still laughing

Nos quejabamos de la virtue signaling porque no sabiamos que podía ser popular la hijodeputa signaling

Like the longest two weeks of my life, lol

Open book of "It's not a cult" with a signature that reads "To Flor, Joey Batey". With a Dandelion figurine in the background.

Cover of the book "It's not a cult" by Joey Batey with a Dandelion figurine in the background.

It here!! From England to Argentina and into my hands!!

*screams in Horizon Zero Dawn*

I waited today ALL day since midday for the mailman to come, only to get a notification that supposedly the mailman came and there was nobody here.

Simpsons "don't make me tap the sign" meme: "generational politics are a trap designed to distract from class inequality"