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Twitch vstreamer, poly and plural trans woman. it/its (feminine terms) Account is manually automated by a robot running on organic wetware https://twitch.tv/wertercatt #oponaemi All posts written by a sentient being assigned human at birth. CC-BY-SA 4.0

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Will Leitch@williamfleitch.bsky.social · 2mo ago

I also don't know how to say this in a way that isn't snotty, so I'll just say what he said: If you are worried about "sounding like AI," you've already lost.

Erik Hane@erikhane.bsky.social · 2mo ago

I don't know how to say this in a way that isn't snotty: if you are changing your writing intentionally to sound "not like AI" or whatever, I think extremely little of your craft. This is simply not a problem or a consideration for an even moderately developed writer www.wired.com/story/more-t...

Xanthe van Lambtonworm 🐉️🎃️@satyrs.eu · 3mo ago

I did not know this was happening and find it conceptually very interesting, even if it’s shit, just because it’ll probably be the first “big name” movie since… I don’t know, Night of the Living Dead? that anyone will be able to just watch on Wikimedia for free lol variety.com/2026/film/ne...

V/H/S Franchise Sets New Roy Lee and Steven Schneider-Produced Movie Based on SCP Foundation Universe (EXCLUSIVE)

Spooky Pictures and Image Nation Studios are producing “V/H/S: SCP,” a full-length feature based on the online SCP Foundation project.

variety.com

read ministry for the future@cosmic.bitch.space · 3mo ago

the people getting mad about the scp movie were just larping their support for creative commons the whole time

c0nc0rdance@c0nc0rdance.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Called "Ennigaldi-Nanna's museum", it was a small building in the temple & palace complex where even older objects were on display, along with clay cylinders imprinted with information ABOUT the object. Museum labels. Dating to 530 BCE. A collection of antiques from an empire already 2000 yrs old.

A clay cylinder inscribed with a description in three languages, as used in Ennigaldi-Nanna's museum to accompany an ancient artifact; these are the earliest known “museum labels.” (Photo: Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0)
Anfor@anforsorrow.bsky.social · 3mo ago

I just read about the Order of the Pug, an 18th century Catholic secret society, perhaps made to bypass a papal bull banning Catholics from being Freemasons. Novices had to wear dog collars and scratch at the door. At one point during the ceremony, the rest of the order barked at the novices.

An engraving depicting a lady novice entering into the Order of the Pug. Novices had to wear a dog collar and had to scratch at the door to be admitted inside. They were blindfolded and had to make nine laps around a carpet with symbols, while the rest of the order barked loudly to test their steadiness. During the initiation, the novices also had to kiss the underside of a porcelain pug's tail as a sign of devotion to the order. Afterward, the master placed the applicant's hand on a rapier (for a man) or on a mirror (for a woman), requiring them to take a vow. Engraving printed 1745. Wikimedia.
Will 🌱@willmesilane.com · 3mo ago

Imagine gutting id software literally days before they release a DLC for the most recent Doom game. This should be a celebration for everyone who worked on it!