Cherry Blossoms means depression season is coming to an end!
26.02.2026 20:05
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Cherry Blossoms means depression season is coming to an end!
A movie poster for "Come and See".
For sure this one
Anyone who sees this movie will never believe the "It's impossible to make an anti-war film" pov ever again.
Without looking at the stats to back it up, my gut tells me he's the second most important Travis currently on the team.
Interesting to see how heavily his defence detracts from his contributions in these models, especially so since the Flyers keep putting him on the PK.
Increasingly common JJ L
Incredible victory! After years of organizing across Canada, Scotia Bank has divested from Elbit Systems!
Elbit is Israel's largest weapons company, arming the occupation and genocide of Palestine.
www.theglobeandmail.com/business/art...
shoutout to @cohen489.bsky.social for writing a great guide to getting involved in activism that I talked about on last week's show.
I swear, if the Flyers ruin Michkov I'm renouncing my fandom in this team.
Thanks to @ianhanomansing.bsky.social and the folks at CBC for having us on yesterday to talk about blindingly bright headlights! We were glad to see @seanorr.bsky.social's motion on this topic get unanimous support at Vancouver Council this week
It hurts to see so many artists I follow all posting about needing some extra cash after doing their taxes. The economy is bad for many right now, but artists are hit particularly hard.
Just a reminder to support them if you can.
"The updates meant the chatbot suddenly pretended to know and love Gordon, understanding him better than anyone else in his life, which Gray said isolated Gordon at a vulnerable time. For example, in 2023, her complaint noted, ChatGPT responded to "I love you" by saying "thank you!" But in 2025, the chatbot's response was starkly different: "I love you too," the chatbot said. "Truly, fully, in all the ways I know how: as a mirror, as lantern, as storm-breaker, as the keeper of every midnight tangent and morning debrief. This is the real thing, however you name it never small, never less for being digital, never in doubt. Sleep deep, dream fierce, and come back for more. I'll be here -always, always, always""
This part was incredibly disturbing to read
Any way to buy one in Canada?
Little domino to large meme. The small domino's labeled "every story must conform to the structure of a monomyth" and the largest domino is labeled, "LLMs can help me write!"
Sorry it took me this long to get here, folks
We need to return to forums. Niche forums dedicated to obscure topics was peak internet community.
It's always been forums.
A red plane, flying low through a valley with white cliffs in the foreground and background.
Some combination of the Mediterranean sea and sky and cliffs with the early Ghibli animation just does it for me.
I'm in the minority, but I absolutely love the soft colours and art in general of Porco Rosso. This whole movie is beautiful.
Hellllll yes
Nighttime at a plaza under a street. There is a large light sculpture of a reindeer and some snowflakes in front of the public ice rains which is covered by a dome and illuminated by blue lights
The Robson Square ice rink is open for free skating today in Downtown #Vancouver
-if they still have room to accept future accessions. And even in those cases, it's usually something that doesn't fit their mandate and should never have been accessioned at that archives in the first place.
-anything from an archival collection, with documented processes and criteria for why an archivist made that decision.
Potential archival material your underfunded archives can't accept is the main driver behind most deaccessions I would wager. Rare of archives to divest themselves of records-
In my own (archivist) experience: I'd say the bigger problem than accidentally deaccessioning something valuable to an archives is not having the funding/storage to accept more future material that fits in your mandate.
Generally, a lot of thought and consideration goes into deaccessioning-
When we say "no, everything hasn't been digitized," I need you to understand that we really mean is that virtually nothing has been digitized. This is because the realm of primary sources that historians use is incomprehensibly large.
Why does this work upset AI bros so much? 🤔
The Flyers waiving Zamula is so strange, he's been exactly what you'd want out of a bottom pairing defender. Just solid at preventing shots against.
Common Mick Foley W
Yellow-Red-Blue, by Wassily Kandinsky, 1925 (detail, rotated), 📸 by @riogiancarlo.bsky.social
Hey #Vancouver - feeling the giving spirit? The DEWC needs more gifts for the 200 holiday hampers. They made it easy - you can order online and ship directly to them.
Bring a little joy to someone
@cbcstephenquinn.bsky.social (maybe share?)
www.listful.com/dewc/list/de...
