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@jvdgoot.bsky.social

queer autistic enby | they/them | thats my cat luna!! | loves penguins & owls | mostly f1, video game, movies & cat posts

Somebody asked me on Reddit why people who use AI to generate Recomp projects are currently being rejected from the communities and what they can do to fix this. I might tweak parts of this to be a more general blog post at some point, but this should be of help to anyone in a similar situation.

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Related ghost question: I don’t believe in ghosts. And people tell they’ve seen them. And I believe they saw what they saw. But is there any way to communicate this that doesn’t sound condescending? Like “I believe that you thought you saw a ghost” sounds like an asshole thing to say.

"You being smarter than the movie is not interesting to anyone" is such an annoying take. I'm not trying to be interesting when I say a movie is frustratingly shallow, I'm saying it sucks that everything's for dullards and it's insulting that anyone who wants more than obtuse slop is called a snob.

Hello I have made this due to a mutual having issues with some folks on here forgetting this fact and shouting at him for it. Feel free to use it as a handy PSA x

A crappy photoshop paint image with a red star on blue, in comic sans is the message 'some people on the internet aren't American'

Let’s be clear here, when scientists say mistakes were made at the start of the pandemic, we DO NOT mean that we did too much. We mean not socially distancing quickly enough, not making tests widely available, and not acknowledging COVID is airborne and distributing N95 masks to everyone.

It takes a real producer mindset to think that “from the producers of” will be meaningful to anyone or have a real impact on the identity of a movie

I was thinking this should be a service offered by funeral directors. Obviously it's a premium offering, but you can direct in your will for a couple of blacked out limos to arrive and men in black overcoats and shades watch the burial from a distance, before departing anonymously.

John O’Shea@politicalhackuk.bsky.social · 2w ago

At the funeral, a couple of black cars turned up, with a number of men in black overcoats. They stood together and away from the grave and left before anyone could ask questions

I know a lot of people have stopped paying attention to labubus which is fine but there is an important update: the newest ones have hair for some reason and look like hardworking divorced mothers from the 90s.

Tina, a hardworking divorce mother of 3 who spends her evenings as a blonde colored labubu with hair in a blue dress at the office laughing with her coworkers about how delicious donuts are. It's just her quirky sense of humor.

Humans: "I would like to go get food, get to work or school, and have a little fun now and then." The society humans built: "Sure thing. That will cost you $12,000 a year and you can only do it if you're above a certain age and physically capable of operating heavy machinery."

Nobody disputes that having access to a car in a car-dominated society is good. It gives one access to jobs, healthcare, food, education, social opportunities and more. All we're asking is for people to go one step deeper and ask why access to such basic rights requires buying and operating a car.

Romeo Kokriatski@vagrantjourno.bsky.social · 3w ago

I grew up in Jackson Heights in Queens and we still had a car, and our lives got measurably better when we did.