AnthroGeek not quite Ph.D.

Totally waving hello!!!

Yup.

Love this photo! #CowboyCarter fans take note!!!!! 🎵

Nightmare fuel.

Writing my mother’s obituary a few years ago was very difficult. But it helped me shine a light on the many happy & sometimes #SISU parts of her life. She was more than the dementia the last 8.5 years of her life.

Text reads: Could you work for TransActual? We're looking for two part time admin assistants to join our team. Apply by 15th August 2025, 5pm. More info: transactual.org.uk/jobs The image is a person with brown hair and glasses sat at a desk working on a laptop surrounded by books, a lam and a plant, on a blue and pink background.

We're looking for two part time admin assistants to join our team.

We particularly welcome and encourage applications from trans people, Black People and People of Colour, neurodivergent people and disabled people.

For more info go to transactual.org.uk/jobs

#hiring #LookingForWork #Queerjobs

There’s a reason why the Fresh Air Fund for kids was a thing…

Well, this was just great.

Great message!

Me.

Maybe it will happen during @seattlein2025.org (not!)

Excellent!!! 🌋🎉

His movements remind me of Gene Kelly.

Or just call them jerks. ;-)

Post from "The Rundown" July 18 at 5:30 PM · DuckDuckGo has introduced a new feature allowing users to filter out AI-generated images from search results, addressing growing concerns over synthetic content overwhelming authentic visuals online. The filter can be activated through a dropdown in the Images tab, search settings, or by using a dedicated AI-free domain: noai.duckduckgo.com. The system relies on curated blocklists, including uBlockOrigin’s Huge AI Blocklist, to detect and suppress AI-generated imagery. While not perfect, it significantly reduces synthetic content visibility. This move sets DuckDuckGo apart from competitors like Google and Bing by giving users direct control over their exposure to AI-generated material. Source: TechCrunch

DuckDuckGo has added a feature to filter out AI images from search results.

I’m just going to have this on heavy rotate all day.

Utah…

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As someone with multiple disabilities (including visual) Why I don't always use alt-text for images. I have my computer screen @ 125% or 150%. But if you click on alt-text if you try to scroll down in order put in alt text, it takes the user out of the alt-text. FWIW.

Image from webcomic xkcd. A drawing of a stick figure at a computer. A person not seen asks "You are coming to bed?" The person at the computer says "I can't. This is important." Reply "What?" Person at the computer says "Someone is wrong on the internet."

As often is the case @xkcd.com nailed it

I think this is my post for what I'm currently writing (non-fiction): Arhghghghghghghghgh!

Thank you for coming to my Not-Ted talk.

Brilliant!

Not just Big Bird: Things to know about the Center for Public Broadcasting and its funding cuts The Corporation for Public Broadcasting has long helped pay for PBS, NPR and 1,500 local radio and television stations and programs like “Sesame Street.

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting has long helped pay for PBS, NPR and 1,500 local radio and television stations and programs like “Sesame Street.

You know this means I need to watch Zardoz again (last seen when I was in junior high.)

Gender is a drag. *snap* :-)

Not cruel enough imo

They paved paradise and put up a parking lot.

Keep sciencing. We are living through a time when looking at a rock and wondering how old it is qualifies as an act of resistance.