Rando - A Random Dude #001

@rando001.bsky.social

Weirdo. Android. Pregnant belly enthusiast. Profile picture by Breedoodles, background by Himitsudragon!

With it being the year of the horse, it's about time we got a new Aiyana drawing. And with the weather heating up, a modern-alt swimsuit felt appropriate. Bonus kicking version included: Those centaur foal can be some little menaces, as the beach seems to have gotten them excited. #pregnantart

Eliza, but from her point of view as her and Katylin share a quiet moment together, with some slight disturbance from within the womb.

NEW: Americans are pessimistic about the future. But which actors do they think are having the worst impact on the economy/society? Voters find the most harmful actors to be: 1) Billionaires 2) Corporate landlords 3) Sports gambling 4) Artificial intelligence 5) Cryptocurrency



Scatter plot titled "Billionaires and Corporate Landlords Are Seen as Most Harmful to Society and Economy." X-axis shows economic impact (3.0-5.5), y-axis shows societal impact (3.0-5.5), on a 1-7 scale where 4 is neutral. 40 numbered dots, colored dark red-brown (negative) to green (positive), follow a diagonal line showing economic and societal ratings are closely correlated. Most negative, in a shaded pink zone below 4 on both axes: Billionaires and Corporate landlords (~3.15-3.2), followed by Sports gambling, AI companies, Cryptocurrency, Payday loan companies, both major political parties, Social media companies, For-profit universities, and Cable news networks. Most positive, in a shaded green zone: Libraries and Small businesses (~5.0-5.3), followed by Hospitals, Charitable organizations, Small regional banks, and Churches. Most of the 40 actors fall between 4.0-5.0 on both axes. A numbered legend of all 40 actors accompanies the chart.

Tim Swindle cryarsing about AI disclosure being a scarlet letter lets slip something significant here, because if AI was all that slop jockeys claim it was, then surely such a disclosure would be a mark of pride, even a selling point! Surely people would be clamouring for AI games. But they're not.

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Heads up ya'll! with Bluesky rolling out moderation crack down in their new update, please consider enabling "adult content" under your moderation tab in settings. Not so you can have porn on your feed, but to ensure that you can still see posts with the word "stupid" and "hell" in it-

deenom@deenom.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Bluesky says this label will leave in 22 days, so this seems like a punishment for some undisclosed bad behavior.

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After a Wisconsin town did this, the mayor said: “The fact that they didn’t take the cameras down shows that we are the product. They were never really selling to us in the first place. They're selling to much bigger agencies the ability to spy on a ton of people.” (via boltsmag.org/verona-wisco...)

Jason Koebler@jasonkoebler.bsky.social · 2mo ago

New: Regretful cities are literally covering their Flock cameras with black trash bags because they cannot figure out how to immediately exit their surveillance contracts or get the cameras taken down: www.404media.co/cities-are-c...

Since Google revealed its plans for an AI search overhaul, visits to our "No AI" search page have tripled…and they’re still rising! Want to make it your default on Chrome or Firefox? Grab our No-AI extensions and banish AI-assisted answers, chat, and AI images. (1/3)

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For the record, this proposal specifically targets gender identity. You have until May 22nd to submit a comment

In a Public Notice released on April 22,2026, the FCC is asking Americans to submit comments
about whether the TV Oversight Management Board (TVOMB)
should create new TV ratings to alert viewers to "transgender and gender non-binary programming" and "the discussion or promotion
of gender identity themes."
Masterpiece of Turkey Cleverness@turkeycleverness.bsky.social · 3mo ago

glaad.org/fcc/ I decided if they could use the slippery slope argument, so could I. What's next, a label for content that includes POC? Women? Thank you, @authorkaraj.bsky.social, for teaching me about the Comstock laws because I threw those in my comment too.