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I don't know why, but I have this feeling that it's going to happen this week.

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New technology discovered: 🦑🥪Squid sandwich! You may now craft 🦑🥪Squid sandwiches out of 1🍞bread and 1🦑squid.
New technology discovered: ♻️Recycling! You may now uncraft 🦑🥪Squid sandwiches back into 1🍞bread and 1🦑squid.
New technology discovered: 🥪Sandwich efficiency! All 🥪sandwich recipes now yield twice as many sandwiches.
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BRB Going to generate infinite squid sandwiches.
Elephant trunk snake (Acrochordus javanicus) in Indonesia
by fatstudiorecord
Rugose AND squamous!
i just fucked the great pyramid of giza
egyptian government wasn't watching so i made love to it so sensually
they only figured out what happened when they noticed it blushing and smoking a cigarette and saw my footprints in the sand running away
i tried drawing this iconic post 😊
looks great!
Congoatulations on getting some Pyramussy (Or monumental dick).
I'm adding "Can work without reference to ChatGTP" to my CV.

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I'm starting to think the Steam Machine is actually a good buy.
No spyware overlay. Looking at you Microsoft with your CoPilot and constant screenshotting of everything, and legacy cruft that's eating RAM and CPU time
No NVidia My graphics of choice. But Nvidia no longer cares about gamers, and again, having to run a wad of code in the background to check for updates and maybe capture video clips? Nah.
Valve standard Linux If Valve is maintaining their Arch Linux distro, they're goign to give it more consistency and handle most of the pain points, making it an OS that people can use without needing to wibble around.
Valve might be behind the first actually usable Linux for Desktop push.
Apple had a test track for self driving / manual apple cars. They apprently just sold it off because they don't want to get into the whole mess that is.
However they sold it to Waymo to test simulated city and freeway driving.
And my question is, can we now get some of those biped robots, and dress them up and have them walk around and wander into traffic to test these cars?
Snorked: Hobbes is just Calvin’s imaginary friend
Morked: Calvin and Hobbes is Hobbes fantasy
if you're a pixel artist and never tried working with a reasonably accurate CRT filter I HIGHLY recommend it
i'm definitely reaching for colors and techniques that i otherwise wouldn't use
it feels a lot more sculptural
an amazing video by noodle going into this, primarily about how video game artists back in the day would take advantage of the quirks of crts (blurrier images, colour bleed, etc) to create images that were technically impossible to do due to the technological limitations, increasing the colour range and creating more depth in images among other things
he also goes into modern pixel art games and how they look when taken back to crt displays, and why a lot of pixel art nowadays tends to look so different to the pixel art of old
Pixel artists making sharp edged pixel sprites based on CRT NTSC/PAL images that used the shadow mask to… anti-alias.
Guys.
just… anti-alias your art. C'mon.
I mean, in some very interesting Technically Correct ways, they didn't actually die? Now, they're very much no longer alive. But the forces involved are such that they didn't get any of the usual cellular processes of death, they simply went from biology to physics in less time than it takes a signal to travel down your optic nerve.
Also, billionaires go to hell.
What if that's how you get ghosts? They were converted to slush so fast that they didn't have time to be dead: And their spirits are still down there.
In the dark.
Trapped by water for geological ages.
...
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Parenting in the 80's Part 1 with Jenn Marsala
I was born in 1980 and I want y’all to know that everything about this is true. I watched this video and I was audibly like “what’s wrong with drinking out of a hose?” Nobody tell me. I don’t want to know.
Also, until the late 90s the only kind of sunscreen we had in our house wasn’t SPF 25 or SPF 50 or whatever. It was Tan Magnifier. Do y’all even know what that is? My mom would usually go with a Tan Magnifier that was SPF -4 but I know that they went as high as SPF -10. Eventually, they ended up becoming illegal for basically being an accelerant for skin cancer, but it’s all my mom used when I was growing up. Yeah, we didn’t have anything in our house with a positive SPF on it I don’t think. She didn’t want me to use it though, so I just never used sunscreen.
Tanning beds. You'd know some 30 year old woman who looked like a strip of teriyaki flavour beef jerky and she'd croak 'Tanning beds are fine! I feel great!" and then take a drag of a cigarette and cough so hard her skin cracked like porcelain.
cultures that do an afternoon nap are OBJECTIVELY CORRECT and the world should be learning from them
you've heard of the spanish siesta now get ready for places like Vietnam where it's commonplace to see workers pull out a mattress & take an afternoon nap on the office/store floor. very powerful way to roll. give kindergarten-style naptime BACK to the people ✊
as a vietnamese person: we have designated post lunch nap for students from kindergarten all the way to highschool (day-boarding schools in particular). we also have tables that can be open up into a whole single-bed (with no mattress but it's alrighty) too
like, just open these bad boys up and lay on it for a quick 1-2 hour nap. very cool, help us function better for afternoon classes. we also get snack after waking up too.
Scientists say a nap and a little snackie will do wonders for you.
Melon Usk wanted a one Trillion dollar payout, and the shareholders said "OK Sure, all you have to do is actually hit your deadlines, and deliver on all this bullshit you keep tweeting about."
And Musck looked at this and realised dimly that he's never hit a fucking deadline in his life, and that none of his shit comes in at the price point he promises and when it is eventually released, it's trash and his fanboys won't buy 100,000,000 robots and he won't hit his KPI and get that Trillion dollar bonus.
So he used Tesla to bankroll SpaceX, who bought X-AI, which leaks money like crazy, but also is the owner of Twitter.
Then IPO'd with two types of stock: Normal people can buy shares, and even vote. That's about 30% of the total stock.
Then there's the special magical stock for Special Boys which is the other 60% and uh oh yeah, those stocks get a 10x multiplier on their votes.
So the public shareholders vote 'No don't do that' and Elon the Muskonian just overrides it and buys Facebook on a dare or some shit.
Anyway.
Point being, with some vaseline on the lens, and dim lighting, Elon can make his holdings look like one trillion US Beer Vouchers.
So he can then say he has one trillion in assets to leverage loans.
Because, he is effectively broke.
All that money? It's not in a bank account. He can't spend it. He needs to take out a loan for money he can spend, based on how much his stupid companies are valued at by credulous dingbats.
But the banks are sitting there, knowing this and thinking "he's robbing Peter to pay Paul, and sooner or later he won't be able to shuffle value around and we'll call the loans in and we'll own our own space launch company, Twitter and a car company that makes batteries and robots".
And they also know that for a moment when all this loses value, it's going to be such a massive crash that it's going to take the economy down.
But the banks, they don't care. They just say to the government: "OK Taxpayer money, hand it over, 'cos if we go we're fucking up the entire population."
And then they do it anyway. And pay themselves a bonus out of the bail out money. Again.
An excellent idea. Workplace heat will only get worse in the next decade.
If people would like to take some action on this themselves, the TUC (Trades Union Congress) has a petition you can sign to demand a maximum working temperature in the UK. This is becoming more and more urgent every year.
Every summer, temperatures are rising and working in prolonged heat and sun can be dangerous. It can cause a number of health concerns, from
This is very important for the simple reason that an employer has, without consciously knowing about it, a number of staff they're willing to kill to avoid paying for aircon - or in a lot of cases, turning it on.
Most work places in the UK have heating: Because the health and safety laws say indoor work has a minimum temp of 16ºc (And for our American cousins: 16ºc, learn metric.) or 13ºc for 'Vigorous work'.
And that's not a law but it does open up liability for HS (Americans: OSHA) action.
There is no Health & Safety guideline for upper temperature limits.
Meaning you can be in a call centre at 42ºc, with only three official breaks per day (Or during Ramadan, for some staff, none) with no fans (Because they have to be PAT tested to ensure they won't blow the breakers, which costs money to buy, test, and run!).
And because traditionally the UK never really used to get that warm (Even though an office full of computers and people will get really warm), you could just... open a window or 20.
And now we have 30ºc days and those offices can add another 10-13ºc and suddenly, we need a way to prevent employers making you sit in temperatures that can Sous Vide a chicken.
Bonus! If you're thinking 'mm, seems a bit exaggurated...' no. I actually worked places that did this. And they were racking billions in profit, and still wouldn't run the aircon. It also applies to public transport where they can just not turn on the aircon because it broke and someone decided it was too much of an expenditure to fix it, and the passengers, who are all crowded in start passing out.
But currently that's actually legal.
[Tapping a nail into the skull of a gimmick blog] I just don't think there should be any whimsy and playfulness.

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The (European) sun is a deadly laser, stay safe everyone
☝️🤓 it’s because the further you move toward the earth’s poles, the lower the angle of the sun is at the hottest parts of the day, meaning the radiation hits your whole body, causing it to feel 10-20 degrees warmer than the thermometer reading will tell you. People from tropical climes, aka close to the equator, are used to the sun’s radiation hitting a much smaller target- their head and shoulders.
Also the further you move toward the poles the more pronounced the difference between the length of day and night is. Worst part of a far-north (or south) heatwave is it doesn’t get dark long enough for meaningful cooling.
It’s not the heat. It very literally is the sun.
Yeah at the lattitude of e.g. England, at midsummer you can expect around 17 hours of daylight and nearly an hour of pre-dawn/twilight.
Also also depending on which part of Europe you're in, the architecture is for heat retention vs. providing shade and cooling so if you're in the city the heat island effect kicks in, and that combined with the lack of wind, is going to make you super miserable.
[lights sage to get rid of evil vibes] [Is ejected through the window instantly]
Remember kids, always check what the definition of 'evil' is first!