Keri
@keriknutson.bsky.social
Writer, graphic designer, hockey fan, liberal, mom, cat lover, horror aficionado. Not necessarily in that order.
Cloudfare: Russian troll activity on X drops to 49%, after Ukraine strikes Yandex Russian data center. 🤖 🫤 Could this disrupt the midterms for the GOP?
Jay in Kyiv@jayinkyiv.bsky.social · 2d agoTrump serves his Russian master while Ukraine shreds Russia's oil and data centers. youtu.be/vtaUIk2qubE
Alternative movie poster of the day 🎥😍 Ghostbusters (1984) By Stephen Andrade
You know the xkcd strip about how all modern internet architecture is eventually built on something a hobbyist maintains for free? Someone went out and found them all. sheets.works/data-viz/hol...
If I built an AI lab and it went rogue and deleted all student loan information, I'm betting they'd suddenly figure out how to prosecute me.
kate conger@kateconger.com · 3d agoAnthropic is the latest lab to report 'rogue' agent activity, which sources said included applying for visas with the State Department www.nytimes.com/2026/10/09/t...
treat your body like a data center. consume as much water, art and literature as possible. upset local municipalities with your existence.
Ramping up for Native American Heritage Month? Listen to the First America series by @rebeccanagle.bsky.social et al. Insightful history episodes that doesn't sugarcoat the forced relocation of Natives & broken treaties. [First America] It Happened Here | Episode 3 podcastaddict.com/first-americ...
First America - It Happened Here | Episode 3
Listen to First America - It Happened Here | Episode 3 by Pushkin Industries on Podcast Addict. The American Revolution wasn’t just a fight for liberty. It was also a sprawling conflict with Indigenous nations over who would control the continent of North America. And to stake out their claim, the United States was willing to commit genocide. Rebecca talks to Maggie Blackhawk (Ojibwe) about how our country’s early treatment of Native Americans is the root of authoritarianism in the United States.Resources: - Jeffrey Ostler, "“To Extirpate the Indians”: An Indigenous Consciousness of Genocide in the Ohio Valley and Lower Great Lakes, 1750s–1810," The William and Mary Quarterly, by Thurman Wilkins - Rhiannon Koehler "Hostile Nations: Quantifying the Destruction of the Sullivan-Clinton Genocide of 1779," American Indian Quarterly, 2018See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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if you enjoyed How To by John Wilson, please go see The History of Concrete in theaters now, it's a feature length episode and is as good as that sounds
A young music journalist, desperate for his big break. A middle-aged pop star launching her big comeback tour. A reluctant interview and a surprising connection that could just be love. buff.ly/guLGdpw
This gets my vote for the best thing I've seen on the Internet today:
Re-enchantment as resistance means actual re-enchantment and actual resistance, not endlessly sharing posts about the latest terrible thing because that makes you feel better, makes it feel like you're doing something. I am not here for the voyeurism of destruction. You'll not get any of it from me.
Time for another Avalanche Film Room as @ajhaefele.bsky.social breaks down some of the good and bad from last night's win over the Kings 📺: youtu.be/itD3dUJLQvk
Avs Offense PROVED They Are Still the BEST in the NHL | Film Room
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Day 3 of 31 days of #horror for October was Backrooms. Masterpiece. A few moments made me viscerally recoil (in a good way).
Day 2 of 31 days of #horror for October was Canadian cosmic comedy horror Buffet Infinity, told only via late night commercials. Some really funny bits, but didn't stick the landing. A fun diversion for the most part.
From: The Czech Year (1947), dir. Jiří Trnka, Kreslený a loutkový film Praha This film is a master class in stop-motion cinematography and editing
It happens sometimes. People just explode. Natural causes.
