I'd love to credit whoever wrote this. No idea. But I'm 100% with its message. When I think of how the '80s ethos, "Greed is Good" has metastasized, it surprises and depresses me. Imagine having so many millions, hundred of millions, even billions & caring about nothing except your own vanity.
Adler, The Phoenix of Grunvale
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(groon-vayl) Artistic autistic and writer chaotic. I write a webcomic called The Oddball Tetrad of Grunvale, New Pork. Also known as Grunvale or OTOG. Follow my blog, stormysgallery.com. Avatar by @jimenopolix.bsky.social. #OTOG #OTOGCOMIC
Renewable energy saves hard working people money during a cost of living crisis. Renewable energy creates more jobs. Renewable energy reduces stress on the NHS. Renewable energy saves on energy import costs. Renewable energy improves national security.
Both denial and cynicism are coping mechanisms that stem from the inability to accept that bad stuff exists alongside the good. A cynic can't accept the bad without getting crushed; mentally defeated by it. The one in denial just can't go there at all.
We already have the technology to slow (& ideally reverse) climate change. We don’t need to sit around with our fingers crossed waiting for the tech bros. We just NEED TO DO IT. Electrify everything. Build already-consented solar & wind renewable farms. Stop subsidising fossil fuel. No more coal.
It will only be too late to address climate change when we are dead and buried. "Do not be daunted by the enormity of the World's grief. You are not obligated to complete the work, but neither are you free to abandon it."
Increasingly seeing "it's too late, we failed" as an argument against climate action. But: a) While we haven't done nearly enough, we've made a lot of progress relative to the "just let fossil fuels rip" world of pre-2000; b) the more&faster we reduce climate pollution, the less bad things will get;
Every heat wave is another reminder that climate resilience starts on our own streets. Plant the trees. Expand the parks. Cool our communities. Before it's too late.
AI bros are like Cleveland steamers. They roll around in their own shit.
Eli Roth confirms that generative AI was used in his new horror film ‘ICE CREAM MAN’. “It was an opportunity where technology and creativity came together to help bring my vision for the film to life.” (Source: www.polygon.com/eli-roth-ice...)
Wherever you live, there is almost definitely a local environmental cause that needs support within your vicinity. Every single thing we save is worth saving. People have been fighting and dying for these causes for decades. The fight is nowhere near over so why are you tapping out?
I don't have the patience to try to go after the PS1 version's set, so I decided to play through the N64 version of Bug's Life for #RetroAchievements master number 27! For an early 3D platformer made by a third-party dev, it's surprisingly well-made... minus the draw distance.
The worst thing we can do is say it's too late to do anything about so we shouldn't try to mitigate climate change anymore. Things are going to inevitably get worse after we cross the critical 1.5°C limit, but can become even more catastrophically worse if we do nothing and allow it to keep rising.
Baked in: "Earth will experience an increasingly erratic climate: more frequent and intense extremes in temperature, precipitation and storms — not only more heatwaves and droughts, but also more cold spells and floods." www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Hey, indie game devs. Continue making the games you're making for the love of the craft. We gamers will support you any way we can, even if the big three console manufacturers get their way with an all-digital future. This is their fault, not yours.
A lot of folks like to shout that climate change is “worse than scientists predicted!” But that’s not really true. It’s largely unfolding just as the science has predicted for many decades. My colleague, the brilliant Dr. Kate Marvel @drkatemarvel.bsky.social explains…
🚨 Scientists have been warning for more than a century that catastrophic weather events were inevitable if humanity kept emitting GHG's. But is it worse than even they expected? Climate scientist @drkatemarvel.bsky.social shares her expert perspective in our latest Insights: https://bit.ly/4wsYPMw
I don't think theres some larger conspiracy here to prevent us addressing them or anything, just that if we actually all pull together for really short periods of time, thats all it will actually take. We cannot allow a handful of greedy assholes to hold back our whole species
I really hope this takes off. There needs to be a creative storefront marketplace that actually bans genai and drop shipping, and I hope it's a 100% ban. Etsy is completely ruined and not artist friendly. Much luck to Fybe! fybe.art
Many see this as "fear mongering". The reality is climate change will bringmore moments like this, not less. But - as with road deaths - we can so do something about it. We can adapt care and health settings. And we can cut dangerous fossil fuels so future impact moments are not as deadly.
The Big Oil sponsored climate change deniers at The Telegraph think their 40 year disinformation campaign has been totally successful and that now nothing can now be done to prevent change in the climate so Big Oil profits are safe. These people are the lowest scum that walk the earth.
Allister Heath is a vile mouthpiece for the fossil fuel industry, the Mediterranean lifestyle this summer is huge unstoppable wildfires. In the UK and Europe over 200,000 heat related deaths, but Allister you spew your moronic comments and count your blood money #climatechange
Blogpost time! Catch up on the art I made during the production of the Chip Whistler video, some of which was made for said video. stormysgallery.com/2026/08/03/c...
Chip Whistler: Disney’s Most Im-molar Villain | A Big City Greens Analysis
It’s that way-overdue time again. Here’s my latest video and the art I made during it! It’s a big video, over an hour long and took five months to make, so there’s a lot of …
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I don't love the whole "the world would be better off without us", because that's the same giving up attitude as basic climate doomerism, but there are definitely lessons to be learned from lockdown (and Chernobyl).
The reason climate doomerism is so infuriating is because it's always like five companies doing it, yet a huge number of people just go, "well as a species we are destined to destroy the earth." The idea that you could just put restrictions on corporations not entering anyone's mind here I guess.
The “it’s too late” argument is what the fossils pivoted to when they realised that people no longer buy their “climate change is a hoax” schtick.
Fun fact: The 3DO was intended as a console to be manufactured by many companies, and have hardware upgrades as technology evolved, similar to computers. We need a company to revisit that idea for a PS6 competitor. Preferably not another 'digital only future' peddler.
It's been a while since I saw a company shoot themselves in the foot badly and Sony doing that with their stupid physical media phase out for PlayStation and stubbornly refusing to move after the backlash is just bewildering. I hope the blowback is harder than before.
#Hebdopost time, and... wow, how eventful this past week has been. Where to begin? Let's start with the fact that the Chip Whistler video has blown all my others out of the water, becoming my first video with a five-digit viewcount and sitting just shy of 30K as I post this. 🧵
And now, coming on the eve of the hebdomaversary, I have crossed the halfway point to making the promised HGS video. Thank you Isaac (AnimationFan15) for being lucky number 500!
GUEST ARTWORK: "Wendy Rocks Out" (drawn by @waggtoon.bsky.social) Joey's Margo artwork turned out so well, that I decided to commission him again. This time, the cool kid of the Tetrad, #WendyWyler, singing one of my favorite 60s songs. Great work again! #OTOG #Grunvale #1960s
Just an appreciation post for this guy. The COVID pandemic would have been far worse without Dr. Fauci's decades of experience as guidance through it. Had he been working under an adult president and not the child that presided over 2020, he would have saved even more lives without having to contend
Piracy would have allowed AI companies to train their models without destroying rare books, and piracy is how many rare books will survive the AI companies destroying the physical copy to train their models. There is a clear moral to this story for those with the ears to hear it.
Fuck this in every orifice. Life in supermax prison for everyone running this shit.
No longer content with pillaging intellectual work and dismembering our environment (already critically weakened), AI companies are now hellbent on destroying books galore including rare editions. Shut down these nefarious enterprises already.
And now the biggest milestone yet has been crossed, not just for the Chip Whistler video, but for any of my videos. It has now become my first ever to have a five-digit viewcount, which it achieved shortly after midnight. Thank you all. 🥲
Vegeta! What does the scouter say about the viewcount on Adler's video?
Vegeta! What does the scouter say about the viewcount on Adler's video?
And there goes five thousand.