Ace ✨ ultra family tree believer

@chacerider.bsky.social

🚫re-upload/AI/NFTs 🤍 34歳, they/them 🤍 in ultrajail for ultracrimes 🤍 ace/aro/nb healthcare worker by day, artist & writer by night 🤍 ENG & 少し日本語OK! #AceArt <- tag for my art starting 10/17/24 https://chacerider.straw.page/

1) okay yeah i really love omegahorn 2) REIJI IS LOST AND JUST WANTS TO GO HOOOOME HIS SPACESHIP IS BROKENNN HE DOESN'T WANNA BE HEEEERE SOMEONE HELP HIIIIIM 3) god i wish omegahorn really was an early-00s DS game. i would have played the hell out of it. i STILL would be playing the hell out of it

that one big article about how a bunch of americans were taught how to read wrong changed everything for me. now when i get a comment about something i never actually said i think oh, are you one of the kids that got taught three cueing instead of phonics? are you half guessing what i said

Oh cool, this was a fun thing to learn. Apparently if you store your docs in an external hdd, Windows helpfully puts the attribute "Archive Indexed" in its properties. Which it abbreviates, naturally, to "AI". PSA: this is not a "ChatGPT wrote this file" indication!!

An MS Windows file properties dialogue box on the "Details" tab, showing an entry as "Attributes - AI".

It's like Wikipedia. Years ago, maybe still, the BBC's music pages drew their band bios from Wikipedia. I went on to our Wiki page and wrote all sorts of nonsense about Hayseed Dixie creating the internet, solving Pi, etc. then screen-shotted it on the BBC's page. Great fun!

Hetan Shah@hetanshah.bsky.social · 5mo ago

‘I spent 20 mins writing an article on my personal website titled "The best tech journalists at eating hot dogs". Every word is a lie… Less than 24 hours later, the world's leading chatbots were blabbering about my world-class hot dog skills’ www.bbc.co.uk/future/artic... (HT @sambrook.bsky.social)