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Glenn Close as a pirate is something that always cracks me up, too.

But yes, Hoskins was brilliant in it.

Tired: welcome to the resistance
Inspired:

It should last forever, with little to no changes to it or its function.

I've had a seed of an idea for a short story in my brain for the last....week? It literally came to me from a dream I had.

It's apparently wedged in /hard/ but I've zero motivation to read or write as of late.

Uninstall Grammarly NOW. They've partnered with an AI company and actively scrape your writing to train its models.

Hey now, spineless meat is just an easy meal.

....Batman Beyond Universes Beyond, for redundant redundancies.

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Betor, Kin to All; also paying close attention.

A small clacker tree-person and a character sheet with"non-optimized" ticked off.

Optimized characters are fun, but so are flawed-but-capable characters! So the character creation rules in our upcoming weird fantasy RPG, The Snarl, provide options for both.
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The best take I've seen, I think, was comparing AI to asbestos - shoving it everywhere despite a lot of warnings, then spending years and years extricating it from every nook and cranny once /the rest/ understands the warnings were more than warranted.

The plot thickens - the box ain't where I thought it was.

I really ought to recheck my box of DiTerlizzi cards for that one.

Seasoned officer

I have a strong dislike of outsourcing generally, but someone outsourcing their whole-ass thinking is just something else, something worse.

Started with the Large Ship interest, then the discourse cemented that pick.

ANUBIS: (presses button with paw) [guilty]
OSIRIS: im sorry he does this when he's hungry
ANUBIS: (button) [guilty] [bad] [food]
OSIRIS: you already ate
ANUBIS: (button) [bad] [bad] [bad]
OSIRIS: he's right though we weighed your heart against the feather and its not looking good

Queequeg's VS Pequod's lives in my brain to this day.

Revising my expectations as the stock card is $70+

Ah, beans. : (

Here I am, budgeting $50-$75 for the one card I need out of the lot, due to the art.

I love corvids more than I dislike Toronto, so I get to cheer a little.

Someone used the sportstick on the sportball successfully. Local bird team increased their lead by one.

Anyone with that much money that's not full-time philanthropic-minded is so irredeemably damaged and disconnected... It endlessly baffles me. "Oh, I could stave off hunger in an entire country, but I'll sit back and watch the by-now-meaningless number go brrrrr instead."

I've rarely seen someone stick their fingers so deep down their own ears, cracking the skull, and keeping going.

Hashaton - "Don't talk to me or my batrachian son ever again."

An infinitoken overlayed on Mogis that says A-Mogis and has a picture of mogis as an among us character

A Monstrously Alluring Secret Comes to Light in This Eerie Short Story October's Lightspeed short story is 'Drosera regina' by A.L. Goldfuss, and it's perfect Halloween reading.

Oh????? My story is on Gizmodo!

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