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Implausible meatghost, monolith whisperer, cyberhoungan, idiot
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Keith Decent
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Mr Musk’s Greater Pretoria
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about 18 hours ago
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CHOAM for the holidays
3 days ago
Organizing my collection and found the rare Alan Moore work that hasn’t been made into a terrible movie against his wishes
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Chris Orton
3 days ago
Netflix have just bought Westward TV. They gain exclusive rights to use Gus Honeybun in a variety of media.
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John Oxley
3 days ago
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD USE HYPHENS
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The G-ddamn Unix Man, The Yid Hotep At Large Antifa Proud
6 days ago
Your reminder that RealID is the pet project of Larry Ellison.
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Dan Hon
6 days ago
Rate of increase of the number of things to which the analogy "background radiation steel" applies.
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Paul Duane 🥔
7 days ago
OK so it's dark and rainy and I feel like this story should be shared. The movie Grace Of My Heart is a sort of 'film á clef' loosely based on Carole King's life, interpolating a fictional romance with a character based on Brian Wilson. Musical director J Mascis said they HAD TO use a theremin...
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Jo Wolff
8 days ago
On every public policy committee I sat on - gambling, drugs, animal experiments, law of homicide and others - someone would ask ‘But what would the Daily Mail say about our recommendations?’ I now regret that we never gave the right answer. ‘We shouldn’t care.’
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Nothings Monstered
9 days ago
La santa y el cisne — Nieves González
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Jesse Hawken
9 days ago
"Life goes on. A man becomes preeminent, he's expected to have enthusiasms. Enthusiasms, enthusiasms. What are mine? What draws my admiration? What is that which gives me joy?"
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Quantian
9 days ago
We have learned that if the Amerikkkan people cannot have their burgers delivered piping hot for less than it costs in person they will collectively elect a guy who kills a million people in developing nations, so the creation of cheap burrito bots is one of the stronger moral obligations out there
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Alan Moore awakened by news of a forthcoming V for Vendetta prestige tv series
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10 days ago
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Nothings Monstered
11 months ago
The Great Red Dragon and the Beast from the Sea — William Blake, c. 1805 pen and ink with watercolor over graphite on paper 40.1 x 35.6 cm
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weeder
14 days ago
We got like five years until this is also a slot machine
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Nothings Monstered
about 1 year ago
Leonard Cohen playing pinball
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Simon McGarr
17 days ago
Gay Byrne Celebratory Late Late Show Departure CallCard
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Greg Otto
19 days ago
Ah
@cyberwarcon.bsky.social
the only conference for intel ops research authored by the terminally online
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OG_McDuck
19 days ago
Howard Hughes was at least decades ahead when he invented the Amazon delivery driver pee jar.
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geoff capes staring at a massive onion (not ai)
20 days ago
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FinTwitter
21 days ago
TRUMP: MCDONALD’S HAS THE BEST COCA-COLA IN AMERICA.
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Jon Henley
21 days ago
Why do they lie about something so easily verifiable?
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Chris Person
22 days ago
Good news: If you would like to watch Ricky Jay and His 52 Assistants on YouTube I have done a painstaking 4k upscale of this.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0gW...
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yule mane
22 days ago
had to get out of bed to make this
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Kate Compton
22 days ago
Doctor says, 'Dont worry, parser design is simple. Great programmer Kate Compton has written the parser you seek’
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#BruceSterling
22 days ago
*I blame capitalism's assault on the utopian imaginary
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Rico Charges
25 days ago
When Bruce Springsteen sang "at night, we ride through mansions of glory in suicide machines", he was talking about people who log on to LinkedIn after 6pm to write fanfiction about how good they are at their job.
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Sarah O'Connor
24 days ago
It's a useful reminder that sometimes tech can make a task more efficient for one side (applying for jobs), and more efficient for the other side (writing job adverts), and yet make the system as a whole completely inefficient.
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James Bennett
24 days ago
Happy Partially Muscled Skeleton Standing By The Perimeter Fence And Screaming For Thirty Seconds Before Vanishing Day!
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Love the 1970s, when the tube’s closed because of a coded warning so I’ve got to walk across the facking river to get the train back to guildford, but at least i’ve got a quiet pint with the lads to look forward to tonight.
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Duncan Weldon
24 days ago
There’s an excellent BBC documentary about Sandhurst, first broadcast in 1975. In which officer cadets take part in a long exercise about civil disorder between the hard left and the hard right amid a breakdown in the British state.
#WhatGoodTimes
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Panorama - Sandhurst
First transmitted in 1975, this edition of Panorama is set at Sandhurst, the officer training academy. It follows a group of young men prepare for a life of leadership in the Army.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p00kfytm/panorama-sandhurst
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Dan Davies
24 days ago
Fred Goodwin (for it was he) once told me that RBS developed one of these systems but threw it away because it caused nothing but problems. Every Category 1 customer has a friend or relative who is a Category 5 and when you treat them obviously differently it always angers both.
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it’s almost as if publishers will print any old bollocks to sell a newspaper. (the median telegraph reader is ~70 years old)
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norvid_studies
25 days ago
"quippy marvel movies with a lot of tedious dialogue that feels, for lack of a better word, soylinneal focus grouped... it's like, they're not so far down the humiliating revealed audience preference "that just happened!" gradient" I think that's a pretty good vocabulary for it actually!
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Johannes Grenzfurthner
25 days ago
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Jen Whyte 🍁
26 days ago
So much of film has been taken over by the nerd franchises (for which there is a thing called 'canon' and at least some people care about it) that it's diminished our ability to understand films that don't have that structure, and characters that cannot be understood as existing in a timeline.
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Andy
28 days ago
Good God, someone's just uploaded to YouTube a nearly 2-hour long video of one of the original Vic Reeves Big Night Out live shows at the Albany Empire from 1989.
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Vic Reeves Big Night Out - 30 April 1989
YouTube video by Peter Brooke Turner
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKPU_drRK_g
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James Kelleher
about 1 month ago
Digital Artist: In my work I invented the Gowl Detector as a cautionary tale Tech Company: At long last, we have created the Gowl Detector from classic art installation Don't Create The Gowl Detector
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this possibly isn’t even enough to put him in the top three crookedest of the four most recent fifa presidents.
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about 1 month ago
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MythologyBot
about 1 month ago
J137 Wisdom learned from example of insects.
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Alex Degen (Magic Serple 2025)
about 1 month ago
It's me, I'm the guy that whenever I see a particularly good anime I'm like "I love this, but what would be better would be if it was run through the deflavorizing machine to produce a live action thing with American actors in it talking like a marvel movie, full of cgi that looks like total shit"
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Dave Jamieson
about 1 month ago
The defense team presses Lairmore on whether the sandwich really 'exploded.' They return to the photo of the sandwich and wrapper on the ground. "That sandwich hasn't exploded at all, has it?" defense asks. "It looks like a little bit is coming out towards the bottom," Lairmore replies.
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SE Gyges
about 1 month ago
The Culture novels are, among other things, anarchist propaganda about anarchist utopia. that is literally what they are. anyone who reads them and does not see that has missed the point
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tfw when u r definitely not trying to create debt peonage
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about 1 month ago
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Rose Ruane
about 1 month ago
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Scott Wortley
about 1 month ago
No (subject to occasional context) For example, when I went to see Naked lunch one afternoon in an audience of five and two people left after 15 minutes my overhearing one of them to say to the other "where the fuck's Frank Drebin?" was incredibly funny
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Patrick Chovanec
about 1 month ago
Did Hugo Boss design that outfit?
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Michael Cruickshank
about 2 months ago
ARPA: By creating a dense network with decentralised nodes, we can make a resilient communications system. AWS: What if we used that same system to centralise all the nodes?
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