Gausless in Toronto

@lesleynope.bsky.social

Free agent class of 2024. 7 1/2. Find me at The Catch Bar. Blue Jays Super Fan. Not worried, no quit. Toronto.

John Schneider says he'll continue to talk to Vladimir Guerrero Jr. about how he's feeling, calling it "a delicate one" given Guerrero's importance to the #BlueJays: "This is a big boy league. If you’re feeling good enough to go and you can help us, I want you to do that.”

The kids outside are playing some game where the scoring appears to be 5 points 1 billion points 1 trillion points

this one's funny bc i think it's rooted in a similar impulse to the data center backlash, but unlike that one (we do need SOME data centers, not for AI but for lots of stuff everyone likes) it's purely arrogance and hubris to crash stuff into the moon. we don't need to be doing that ever

Ben K.@benjaminkabak.com · 4h ago

This is going to be a slow burn story that gets people more and more angry the more they hear about it. Some asshole billionaires are blowing holes in the Moon, a thing everyone loves.

We read this in high school and my project team filmed a short video where we used string and different things to automate my parents house and we played the family. Then we made a little house out of cardboard and burned it down

Adam Rawnsley@arawnsley.bsky.social · yesterday

Today, August 4, 2026, is the setting of Ray Bradbury’s short story “There Will Come Soft Rains” about a fully automated house continuing on after the family who lived there and the world around it died in a nuclear blast.