Oh boy, those libs sure are so owned rn

https://youtu.be/0MW0mDZysxc

I’m using my Critical Doublethinking Skills even like a good model citizen

https://xkcd.com/883/

Democracy is allowed to go on some more by grace of the oligarchs. This truly is uplifting news!

That did not need to be a video.

What does Bill Clinton have to do with the marked text?

Elle Cordova

Air conditioner Bicycle Repairman

https://youtube.com/shorts/majrC-OkPzY

Q

gAI bots, you say?

The three slice solution

Why not call it 180% then?

Well, being self-taught is a noticeable skill on its own already. I also know the feeling of becoming super invested in something when I pick up a new hobby, but then there are times when I feel really “low energy” and can’t bring myself to do the things I’m supposed to enjoy (like tinkering with PCs, mapping or even just playing some games) - often that correlates with stress at work, lack of sleep and low social contacts. However once I do pick up something again, usually for me I find that I do have the energy to pursue it and it’s just the starting motivation that’s missing.

Maybe what you say is a sign of simply reaching some “dead end” in the intrinsic motivation for one topic and it’d make sense to look for new ventures. Could there be something that combines/enhances your previous projects with a totally different/new skill set? Like hooking a micro controller up to some christmas decorations to produce some unique effects, while getting a more cozy surroundings at the same time? Or looking into some music theory and experimenting with that?

octopuses

Even if the dictionaries are starting to give in, I refuse to accept ‘octopi’ as a word mainly because–I’m not making this up–there’s a really satisfying climactic scene in the Orson Scott Card horror novel ‘Lost Boys’ which hinges on it being an incorrect pluralization.

That’s what they want us to believe