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@shonin@c.im
remember all those articles about 10-15 years ago about what plants to choose for a climate change garden?
Same arsewipes. At this point think about food
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sharkey 2025.5.2-dev-2+g5eaff5d 🇺🇦 🏴
I try my hand at stuff that interests me regardless of how well I can do it, a full believer in taking journeys to solve the nagging questions in my head.
I apologise in advance for any notification spam as I tend to post first then edit later, and perennially forget to react to posts I reply to.
Dabble with designing and making prototype boardgames, programming, music and digital art. Currently working on a project (still embryonic) combining some of the above with my interests in pre-history and the ironage.
Game in my downtime - I've just set up a Peertube account as I've been posting a lot of Valheim stuff and have plans:
theriac@video.gamerstavern.online
For people looking for mutal follows - I used to follow back as long as there was something on a follow requesters bio, but since the flood of bot/ai accounts trying to pass themselves off as people I'll look over profiles first and linked posts.
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@jredlund@social.linux.pizza @catmisgivings@stranger.social @futurebird@sauropods.win Ozymandias comes to mind.Or the fascist designed buildings in Milano :). Piazzale Loreto is also in Milano.
The SpaceX IPO is really an NFT?
Long time Musk critic thunderf00t looks behind the numbers surrounding the SpaceX flotation. Unsurprisingly, like their rockets, the numbers don't really hold up.
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?&v=R7ehk3hS2xc
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@gerrymcgovern@mastodon.green
We should call it as it is - Trump's water usaged surged by 34%, as most of that was supplying crappy images for his social media posts.
#technicallyOC #uspol
How Trump thinks his every text and grunt is received, vs the reality.
#AI
no AI was used in the making of this image, however I hope by tagging it poisons someone's LLM. One image at a time.
You show who you are by the company you keep.
On 17 June 1982 an Italian, Roberto Calvi, whose close ties to the Vatican's financial wing had earned him the nickname God’s Banker, was found hanging by the neck under Blackfriars Bridge in London. Placing his murdered body in such a public space was clearly intended to send a message.
The perpetrators of the murder have never been found however the Vatican Bank, the Sicilian Mafia, and the Continental Freemasonry lodge Propaganda Due seem somehow inextricably linked.
The P2 masonic lodge later had a starring role in the 1990s Gladio and Mane Puliti scandals where the CIA financed fascist terror cells, and gave kick backs to politicians all with a view to scaring the Italian electorate into voting more to the right. The fallout of the scandals saw several industrialists and politicians commit suicide, and the entire post-war generation of Italian politicians disgraced.
Also uncovered were arms caches tended for patriotic right-wing private armies stored in state police barracks. The groups were known collectively as “stay behind groups” and as the scope of the scandal was revealed it led to revelations that most European countries including the UK had similar "stay behind" paramilitary groups.
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@malcircuit@thingy.social
On the flip side I have a brother printer that doesn't understand colour profiles and only applies whatever one was loaded at the factory. For physical proofs I have to go back in time 30 - 40 years and make 2 versions of everything - a digital one in the colours I want and one so that hard copies are in the colours I want with heavy annotations in CYMK.
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@hans_zelf@mas.to @selzero@syzito.xyz
that's why he's spending billions - he wants to launch nukes and survive.
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@selzero@syzito.xyz
Burj Khalifa wasn't wasn't intended to survive a retaliatory nuclear strike.
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@IndyRichard@mastodon.scot
IMO he's hinting at changing Westminster handling of "nationalism"
RE: https://plasmatrap.com/notes/am1ykmzerb
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@Artanux@framapiaf.org
Thanks for posting this. My dreamworkshop :D
de-google-ised link:
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=G5WJUFvKzWk
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@aral@mastodon.ar.al
As always the money to hire lawyers to shill for you trumps justice.
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@twipped@twipped.social @oscarfalcon@mastodon.social
starbucks south korea is completely independent from the US corporation, its just a brand license.money still flows Stateswards and in Korea they have to brand themselves as if they are the US company so reputation also flows.
Offensive AI campaigns plus forcing female staff to write creative and personalised cup messages pending punishment for failure is now the global Starbucks brand image regardless of which franchise carried it out.
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@ShredderLivesOn@mastodon.scot the owner advocating the murder of "invaders and traitors".The irony being that Musk fits both categories.
A talk given by cartoonist Martin Rowson called "Satirical Cartoons: A History" recorded on 25th January 2024 for Gresham College
Beginning with the very dawn of satirical images, Rowson looks at cartooning as a means to diminish and contextualise fears whilst also having the power to offend, taking in Swift, Hogarth, Gillray, David Low, Ronald Searle and Rowson's own body of work and touching on the Danish Cartoons scandal and the Charlie Hebdo massacre.
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@bigvimto@mendeddrum.org
you should live blog it :D
"We made yorkshire puddings and you'll never guess what happened next..."
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@newsthump@mastodon.online
If by "attacked" you mean doused in bovine mammary gland fluid mixed with sugar, colouring and flavouring he has a point.
Instant karma though feels good to see.
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@therightarticle@mas.to
yep Theil, behind one of the, ahem "AI"s, has been pretty clear about where they are headed.
Imagine if you will a video game of the "Turner Diaries".
Banned from day 1. But use the same mechanics in AI. Cool.
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@losttourist@social.chatty.monster
link for the elgoog phoboc
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=IKmeKtkiX3E
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@amydiehl@mstdn.social
So they have to be J/Kpop idol-like giving out fan service with the company products they sell.
What's next - pitting them against each other in fake challenges while the pumpkin spice venti is being assembled and having the customers vote for who they think won before paying?
Or were they going more for the art student/between roles actor creative? Cos that just stinks of "have a nice day?" in a kooky font.
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@KimCrayton1@dair-community.social
Link for the elgoogphobic:
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=Hj8rDlDCGD0
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@bigvimto@mendeddrum.org
you're being sarcastic but I genuinely feel this is about as creative as a lot of fusion food is.
Rare vinyl Killing Joke: The Bums Rush 1983 Skidmark Records
Demos and radio sessions 1980-1981. Rare bootleg at the time - removed from sale after a brief time by court injunction. Has early material which later re-surfaced on later Killing Joke albums.
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=BdgirkbCQ1w
Warning: Listening to this could make you the next Metallica or Nirvana.
Spent the day shuffling files about as I've started getting back into video editing. In the last three days I've accumulated something like 150 gb between footage, editing media and whatnot and the system started nagging me about the lack of disk-space :D.
Fell over this on my wanderings.
What's next I wonder - a Disney/Black Sabbath collab tshirt with mickey mouse and the dude in red combinations from the Paranoid album cover?
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@privateger@plasmatrap.com
...maths but people who are inclined towards languages make better programmers. Computer languages are after all, languages.
Calvin's dad's logic was prevalent in the mid 1980s when ram cost more than a small car (£1,193 per mb), that only people with a good grounding in maths should be allowed near computers.
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@kibcol1049@mstdn.social
who, besides invested governments, is using this? Is it the AOL account for the currently elderly but tech-illiterate or something?
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@neilk@xoxo.zone @xyla@shitpost.trade @zkat@fedi.zkat.tech
Collins has been involved with the University of Birmingham since the 1980s in a project intended to analyse and gather a corpus of contemporary English, the data from which Collins has been using in their dictionaries since 1987. The projects acronym "COBUILD" stands for Collins Birmingham University International Language Database.
As a result Collin's dictionaries tend to be exceptionally good at tracking current English usage.
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For the sake of those playing from scratch, I’m scrupulously avoiding posting spoilers, hence no images and light on specifics.
My mage cap farm is mildly bugged it seems - the cultivated area that existed before the update has ghost mushrooms. I can still use the cultivated land, it's just very pixel-hunty trying to find usable 'shrooms. I'm considering making a new farm :D
Talking of items - the save, having thus far had the focus on the south, still has unmapped biomes in the northern hemisphere which have space for new stuff.
As to the North, initially it was pretty tranquil but the more I interact with things, the more variety of wild life turns up, and I'm beginning to feel under-geared.
As a blind playthrough I've been working out where the weapons are, and how to craft them, looking forward to seeing the mage weapons in action ( I don't have them, yet).
For armour things diversify a bit with an interesting twist.
#valheim
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@nullagent@partyon.xyz
Japanese fascism relied on a complicit judiciary handing out weak sentences for political murders on the rise to power while the German Schutzstaffel became a parallel organ of government empowered to do that which existing government organisations wouldn't. It's not about being being just it's about having power.
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@Firlefanz@writing.exchange
Cool image. (see what I did there :) )
How far off many fragments do you still need for the Sealbreaker?
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@baldur@toot.cafe#technicallyOC
ALT for more context/info.
#AI no ai was used in the creation of this post though I presume anything attached to this account has already been trawled and I hope that by tagging it as AI, in my own small way, I manage to poison someone's LLM.
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@Firlefanz@writing.exchange
Fair enough - it's your game, your way, we play games after all for fun.
Do you know how to use the console? if so there is a console command which can point you in the direction of an item - this isn't spawning it in - it just shows you where the nearest one is.
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@carey@mastodon.nz @amydiehl@mstdn.social
we have to be able to monetise every customer interaction with staff as well though - maybe we could add ai chatbots to the app with avatars based on actual staff who are contractually obliged to respond politely to any parasocial fantasies the customers have had formed through ai psychosis while the heartfelt message is being written on their venti cup.
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@moh_kohn@mastodon.scot
... until they need something AI broke fixed. I suggest selling tokens and getting the first 40 attempts wrong.
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... and now I've arrived at björk: moon in 17/8