Turns out your assumptions about what republican group chats are like is correct www.politico.com/news/2025/10...

So Sonic's the fastest thing alive, literally faster than the speed of sound, but Robotnik can outrun him? Erm, ok then, Sega.

Share an 80's TV series you love. 📺 My choice: Star Cops.

This is guaranteed to be a great listen!

Beano #1685, Nov 2, 1974

New episode scheduled to release at 11.59pm tonight! #HitchHikersGuideToTheGalaxy #DouglasAdams #ScienceFiction

A pleasure doing this. Lovely to see my friends and meet the entirely amazing Dani for the first time. Jinantonix all round!

We're back!

On the 7th October 1920, #OTD, Oxford University gave their first degrees to women. Although women had been studying at Oxford for decades, this date marks the first time that they could get their degrees. www.ox.ac.uk/about/oxford...

He's so fucking brilliant. Well said, Russell. xxx

Karaoke night! #yakuza #likeadragon #yakuzalad

Jesus. Cover your drinks when this guy is around.

We Wait - Gator Days

From the people who brought you the Shirt Shirt, Sweater Sweater, and Underwear Underwear.

Good morning. Here's Gareth Hunt demonstrating the dangers of trying to work whist nursing the mother of all hangovers.

The School Paper (Part 3) - Gator Days

It's also important to remember that correlation over time can often be due to either to confounding variables, common causes, or mere coincidence, and does not automatically suggest causation.

The National Autistic Society has said that studies suggesting a correlation were weak, poorly designed, and ultimately did not provide reliable evidence. Other high-quality, well-controlled studies have instead indicated there is no link between paracetamol in pregnancy and autism.

Just a reminder: there is no evidence to support the claim that taking paracetamol during pregnancy causes autism. www.gov.uk/government/n...

I can't seem to make any posts today, and the app is constantly crashing.

Maybe quote post will work given replies seem broken? I was told this is what the current preferences are. But that's of course second hand and not direct, from a training workshop. My stance is to just ask people what they personally prefer and go with that.

my partner has been watching Death Comes to Pemberley on Amazon prime and says their subtitles must be AI now

Finally got what was probably the closest thing to a "grail" for our book library - a 1983 cartoon book parodying video games, by Tim Skelly, a prolific game artist of that era. The book is so rare that this advance copy is the only one I've ever seen for sale, I've never seen a regular edition!

Advertised in September 1991 : Rod Land from Storm. #90s #retrogaming

We love this how to detect bulls**t – "the Carl Sagan way" guide made by our friends at @humanists.uk! Being able to detect "baloney" is increasingly important in this day and age! 🙌

Lot of people on social media right now saying "can this post get more views than this celebrity I don't like?" You know who gets even fewer post views than that? Media archivists & preservationists. People literally saving history. How about we see if this post can get, I dunno, fifteen views?

#Whistleblowers need protection from rich companies manipulating the legal system, among other protections. #auspol bsky.app/profile/theg...

This book is hilariously written and shows how out of control and unhinged the tech industry remains. I appreciated Wynn-Williams centering her idealism and it's decimation after attempting to "work from within" it's telling that meta would do everything it can to silence her.

She is a brave and excellent US citizen and Meta are a disgrace.

Nothing speaks of a healthy corporate culture like using lawyers to silence anyone who criticises you.

Some of my Babylon 5 art to enjoy. #scifi #scifiart #fanart #babylon5

Seconding this one. It's a turn-based take on the TMNT scrolling brawlers. One character, a constantly rolling stage full of hazards and a focus on maintaining combos for high scores. Also the soundtrack is extremely funky.

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Cups - Gator Days

omg. yeah, that's the face I'd be doing as well

So ready.

this is a recurring phenomenon in the UK: older people who are somehow convinced that they personally lived through WW2.

To clarify, this is from their "suggested topics" section on the YouTube creators space. "That video about Sooty did okay, but how about making some videos about which toilets Zippy should be allowed to use as a genderless puppet?" Get fucking fucked.

I have 18 months old learning 3 languages faster than their parents can remember my first name. Feed them interesting stuff and you’ll have interested & interesting kids. Every kid is a natural scientist they love observing and seeing patterns TEACH THEM SCIENCE

It seems the first episode of #StarTrekScouts (1st pic) has finally revealed what the rubber ducky rooms on the USS Enterprise-D (#StarTrekTNG ⬇️) and USS Cerritos (#StarTrekLowerDecks ⬆️) can (or in this case cannot) be useful for. Check it out! 😂 #HappyStarTrekDay! www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-Kv...

I am actually losing my mind how some people feel that there must be a canon explanation for #StarTrekScouts 🤣 Like we need an actual reason as to why there was a bar of soap floating around in space?

say a prayer for the memory alpha editor staring at the sentence "particularly young targ are light enough to float after consuming soap bubbles left as residue from the dissolution of a soapsteroid" and wondering how many deaths it would take to make it go away

Earrings (Part 2) - Gator Days

To be clear, the reason why I wonder about that specific thing is that I know a lot of antivax stuff relates to side effects that supposedly take a long time to happen, but the key thing is that because vaccines are out of your body so quickly, there's no biological way that can really happen.

Since I learned a lot more about this stuff, I've wondered a lot about what percentage of people know that vaccines are destroyed by your immune system within weeks, because your immune system thinks it's a real infection and wants to wipe it out, so in the process, it learns how to do it for real.

I liked one person's response to "I trust my immune system": "I trust mine too, that's why I gave it explicit instructions for what to do if it sees the virus."

What is humanism, anyway?