oh yeah, wasn't that at Iceclown Citadel
11.03.2026 04:39
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oh yeah, wasn't that at Iceclown Citadel
maybe they were just covering it
...for Clown Weekly
"Clown Singularity" is a good name for Trump II
The hyperchicken from Futurama in court. Caption: "Your honor, I'm just a simple hyper-chicken from a backwoods asteroid."
no
i'm a huge fan of corporations coopting *checks notes* time itself
3. corporate fascist propaganda that is straight up lying to that 39% about what Trump et. al. are doing
i suppose it might be more accurate to say "all cops end up supporting a system of bastardry"
Barney from The Simpsons saying "Just hook it to my veins!" as a technician approaches holding a beer IV.
TETSUOOOOOOOO
s/normal/legal
we weren't really religious (we never went to church, but i did occasionally go with my grandma, and generally believed God was real), but when I was 13 i found "Atheism: The Case Against God" by George H. Smith in my school library
[photo missing: dirtside defenestrating a Bible]
*newspapers owned by oligarchs and billionaires, typically
*Iran-Epstein War
FRED: Wait a second! That's not Donald Trump at all! *pulls mask off*
VELMA: Old Man Nader?!
FRED: He was trying to end our dependence on oil by starting a catastrophic war in the Middle East!
RALPH NADER: And I've had gotten away with it, if it wasn't for you meddling Blueskyers!
twinsies!
one of my favorites!
absolutely not, Bluesky is entirely and only the handful of people I see
now excuse me, I have to close my eyes and go feel up a elephant
everyone needs to refer to this as the Iran-Epstein War, always, forever
true story, when i was a kid i thought the Grapes of Wrath was a sequel to Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
if my great-grandfather dying in a coal mine explosion was good enough for his family, it's good enough for mine!
tangentially, Han Solo was smuggling an addictive narcotic (which is produced by slave labor who work in total darkness) for a vile crime boss. he was a bad person.
man, whoever came up with "vale of tears" really nailed it
I know the feeling. I've spent a couple of years slowly curating my RSS feed to contain [almost entirely] indie and nonprofit news sources, although I do still have a couple of oligarch-owned ones (mostly in tech because it's hard to find good indie tech news).
i've been on a crusade for the last year to foreground the ownership of media outlets; oligarchs do not want a well-informed populace, and the news sites they own pursue that end.
unrelated, Patch is owned by private equity ghouls Hale Global Capital
2 placards: can park at any curb and in front of driveways
3: can double park
4: can park in intersections
5: can use car to push other cars out of good spaces
6+: can park on top of other cars (use placards to build ramp)
"AI guy asks disingenuous pro-AI question, film at eleven"
and it's not even actually a Roman salute, the depiction of that salute was invented by a French artist in 1784 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_s...
the space of "useful" cases is FAR smaller than it seems because it's really only the cases with truly valuable output (meaning no hidden flaws like unknown bias and lies) *and no evil externalities*. all the big LLMs fail this on every count.
"useful" is the load bearing word here. in the rare use cases where LLMs seem like they're producing output that isn't obviously worthless, there's still problems: training bias, anodyne output, lies, mass copyright theft, high power usage, enabling the oligarchs, etc.