pronounstheclown:

nat-20s:

nat-20s:

I love u narrative songs 💖💖💖

Too many generic love songs not enough songs about one specific ass situation

tag the first song you think of

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lastvalyrian:

One important thing that you should do as a queer person is to find another queer person whose brain works just like yours (romantically or not) and then adopt a cat together and then finally steal that fucking Pikachu and make it big

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anxiety-thyme:

thefingerfuckingfemalefury:

HAVE THE BEST PRIDE MONTH!

Happy Pride to the Aces!

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jeanjauthor:

lemonsharks:

just-another-cat-blog:

pride month!!!

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Is that a miette?

Pride for you!  Pride for a thousand years!!

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theprofessional-amateur:

knitmeapony:

scribblecate:

ifellinlovewithjaneway:

witchofprose:

This is the FUNNIEST SHIT I HAVE EVER SEEN

Reblogging for cultural enrichment

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bout time I brought back the Laurel and Hardy flex tape-

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From The Killers, 1946. A Film Noir Classic

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I’m an archivist, behold my growing collection was of old photos mirroring timeless memes I’ve come across at various places I’ve worked.

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umpireofpopculture:

peopledontalwayssuck:

thefutureisbroken:

poetry-protest-pornography:

naughtbutstars:

Hopping on the Vine compilation bandwagon, part 1/?

Oh god, I lost it at the Tim Hortons one.

I never saw the cheating test questions sequel before now and it did not disappoint.

It was a simpler time

This comp is a perfect mix of classics and hilarious ones that somehow I’ve never seen before

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blackteachangeling:

desperate-acts-of-capitalism:

archibaldtuttle:

archibaldtuttle:

Throwback to when I took painkillers and woke up with Photoshop open on my computer to this image I had made

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Hi this currently has 37 thousand notes and I just want to ask - why?

Big Things Are Coming

💷🥄🥔 BIG THINGS ARE COMING🥔🥄💷

✨ Abundance Spell✨ 

Wealth, weal, and plentiful spoons are coming to me 👏

✨💰🪙🥄🥔💰🌟💰🥄🥔🪙 💰✨

Like to charge Reblog to cast

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aquilacalvitium:

humanjeff:

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humanjeff:

turing-tested:

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D:

this is a legitimate problem in robotics.

like, if you’re a bomb disposal guy and your team has a cool bomb-disposal robot which you’ve given a cutesy name to, you may hesitate to put that robot in harm’s way, which is NOT OPTIMAL in the bomb-disposing field.

it also doesn’t help if you hold funerals for the robots after they get exploded (this happens pretty regularly).

anyway nobody has worked out how to stop humans from pack-bonding with literally inanimate objects and they probably never will. (like even knowing it’s a problem, I *still* think those EOD robots deserve funerals).

In 2007, the US military rejected a multi-limbed anti-mine robot because it’s demise was too inhumane.

Bots on The Ground In the Field of Battle (Or Even Above It), Robots Are a Soldier's Best Friend  By Joel Garreau Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, May 6, 2007  The most effective way to find and destroy a land mine is to step on it.  This has bad results, of course, if you're a human. But not so much if you're a robot and have as many legs as a centipede sticking out from your body. That's why Mark Tilden, a robotics physicist at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, built something like that. At the Yuma Test Grounds in Arizona, the autonomous robot, 5 feet long and modeled on a stick-insect, strutted out for a live-fire test and worked beautifully, he says. Every time it found a mine, blew it up and lost a limb, it picked itself up and readjusted to move forward on its remaining legs, continuing to clear a path through the minefield.  Finally it was down to one leg. Still, it pulled itself forward. Tilden was ecstatic. The machine was working splendidly.  The human in command of the exercise, however -- an Army colonel -- blew a fuse.  The colonel ordered the test stopped.  Why? asked Tilden. What's wrong?  The colonel just could not stand the pathos of watching the burned, scarred and crippled machine drag itself forward on its last leg.  This test, he charged, was inhumane.ALT

oh perfect, this is EXACTLY what I was talking about

Scientists in films: this alien/AI is not human and therefore undeserving of any kindness or sympathy

Scientists irl: This is my friend Robob he’s five feet long, has ten legs and was built to explode mines and if anybody hurts him I will tear apart time and space to get revenge

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nerroart:

kitty:

*dry food crunches* Ridiculously small kitten: “Myam myam myam. Njam njam njam njam njam njam njam! Myam myam myam nyam nyam myam. Mmmam. Mrrrrram. Meep!”

Oh here it is again. The best video ever

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tinylongwing:

etakeh:

Tweet from amber bain gatekeeper @keldotlauren adobe has been using everything you’ve been making in their programs to train their new ai. it is on by default, they are using your art without your consent.   turn this off by opening your CC app > adobe account > account and security > privacy and personal dataALT
screenshot of adobe privacy and data section, showing how to turn content analysis offALT

You know, every so often I think I should update my pirated copy of CS2.

Then I see things like this, and remember that I don’t need it more than I need it, you know?

Dated 3/22/23

Heads up, folks. I haven’t seen this going around tumblr yet, but it’s all over my twitter feed. If you’re using a current version of photoshop, make sure this is switched off - it’s opted in by default.

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