erin

@equifax.bsky.social

professor, her kind of woman doesn’t belong on any committee

they have to stop singing in video games. I never want to hear a character sing. especially if the song is some bullshit like “daaaawn of oooold…. wiiiiings of cooooold…. seeeeal my soooooul in liiiiiight…”

ok now having seen it here’s my one odyssey take: i actually think it kind of works how lupita is so underutilized. she is simmering so hard the few times we see her that the power of suggestion provides everything we need from that character

i’m sure everyone feels this way about their job but it’s always interesting when there’s Book News and i get to come online and find out how people think publishing works

it's actually sad as hell to use AI for research when research is the fun part. you can just email people and call them on the phone and ask them questions about the thing that they have expertise in. you can read documents & learn cool shit. ok now i'm just talking about how being a reporter is fun

i have the only correct new infowars opinion (the characters and running plots they’re doing are great but the harder they try to do direct Political Parody the lower their hit rate is)

i need to replace my decaying iphone 13 mini but it is so infuriating that every new smartphone now is the size of a laptop and you have to buy 37 accessories to balance its weight properly and keep it from sliding out of your hands… i just want to send a text without breaking my wrist

gio's new bit is that he'll ask me a question that will get me to answer "every day" and then he'll secretly have queued up everyday by the dave matthews band on his phone and start blasting it the instant the words leave my mouth

i haven't seen the movie but i find it odd that wilson's main critique of the nolan odyssey appears to be that it's been turned into a morality play for These Times, when surely the point of a story as timeless as this and which "belongs" to no one is that it can be endlessly refitted to the moment

one of my favorite things online is when a post crosses your feed and you click on it to see the full thread and it has like 40 replies from members of a hyper-specific subculture all talking about some kind of internal drama you have zero context for