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People in walkable cities see cool dogs. Argument over.

*extremely Jeff Foxworthy voice* and if yoooouuu EVER had a serious conversation or argument based on Facebook adding an "it's complicated" relationship option.....you might be a millennial

welcome home to your parents’ house, the channels are Yellowstone, masterpiece mystery, and Jimmy fallon, btw someone from your high school died in a real weird way

imagining an all night diner in a redwall world. little rat smoking while cooking on a flaptop. burned coffee in an acorn mug. the whole thing is inside a pumpkin

New foster babyyyy! This is Tofu, who a local man found crying at his door earlier this morning. She was covered in fleas and pretty anemic, but I think she'll make a full recovery now that she's safe inside >:0

when anyone says they worked hard on AI output you gotta hear it in the same way as a boss who says they worked really hard on something by which they mean they just kept telling other people who know how to make the actual work to do it better and redo it because it's not what they meant to ask for

normalized lawn aesthetics are terrible for the climate and it is wild to me people who have (fully valid) concerns about reducing cars, AI, etc don't seem to bring it up more. 1,000 miles of driving, regularly, for every lawn. I hear one outside my window now

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method aside, what does he think he's doing to that gate

Speaking from experience, the ability to detect when such study stops being fun and becomes all-consuming is an incredibly important skill to cultivate.

Starship Alexandria: Episode 7 - The Ministry for the Future For our seventh episode of Starship Alexandria, Emma puts forward the novel The Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanley Robinson, for Adrian to consider.    Other talking points:  ...

Starship Alexandria episode 7 is here! @aptshadow.bsky.social and I discuss The Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanley Robinson and I share one of my favourite pieces of music. Next month's episode is all about Robert Holdstock's Mythago Wood. starshipalexandria.com/episode-7-th...

Clearly I am going to the wrong bar trivia events

It used to be understood that real estate developers were evil in movies, we gotta get back to that. Not just a politics thing it’s just a good plot device.

I feel like a lot of the problems with science fiction can be boiled down to how bad, on the whole, Starship Troopers (Book) and Stranger In A Strange Land are.

Smoke detectors should know what time of day it is so if they’re running low on batteries they can think, “that’s more of a mid-morning problem.”

is this good

Trying some new styles of drawing

every single week of the draft league:

a "I bought this before Elon went crazy" on a Camry

ok, the only time this is allowed

ravioli with soli (@SoliSolstice) on twitter: "what blows my mind about everybody neglecting human experiences in favor of being on their phone 14 hours a day is that like 95% of you suck at being on the phone. can't post for shit, 100 unread wikipedia articles in your tabs, getting groomed on discord. you are not good at it"

this bread is terrible. but the circuses? also really terrible

i constantly think about this post

we used to build household shrines to Going On The Computer and it's no coincidence that as we abandoned these we started straying further from god's light

Star Trek The Next Generation scene. We're on the Enterprise bridge, point of view from the captains chair facing forward. We see two officers at their consoles facing the view screen. On the view screen is shown a shiny and black non humanoid looking alien, hard to make out how it looks, more of a silhouetted shadowy future space alien vibe. Behind the figure is cascading blue lights. Closed caption reads, "Conversation is neither required, nor desired."

Ha, that’s great. I’ll have to look it up.

Seattles hot rat summer mosaic is here to stay

And they say nothing inspiring is happening in America anymore

A close up of the original photo, showing what might be a reflection of a glove or other costume part that has a reptilian texture

Love to see these props up close, but I gotta ask, what is this???