We can try to amplify the voices of the underrepresented.
Sometimes that might mean sitting with “let’s all take 5”.
We can try to amplify the voices of the underrepresented.
Sometimes that might mean sitting with “let’s all take 5”.


“Let it kill ten people. I’m still not eating mushed peas, Dad.”
“Someone may inconvenience you, today. Give yourself permission to knock things off of their desk.”
go south
The path south is blocked by lack of DM preparation trees.
slip between the trees
These are really packed in there. Roll dexterity.
20
Needed a 25, sorry.
“Anyway, Kevin - the kid your fiancé is pregnant with is mine, so it’s fine. We’re cool, right Kevin?”


Doesn’t outlook support imap?
Officially, it can. Many organizations turn IMAP off “for security reasons.”
Edit: Microsoft routinely turns off features for security reasons, so this comment may age poorly, if not already.
There’s an earthquake happening due to the ride behind them rumbling by between frames.


I’m working on adding to my vocabulary:
“Please be yourself.”
I’m excited about the day when these shop owners learn about Furry Porn.
“I found pictures online that looked like our two shop mascots. They seem to really love each-other, Bob.”
It’ll be glorious.
But maybe they’re all already aware and are just advertising their support for the Furry community.
Please fix the tabs thing.


So, “Star Wars: Starfighter” gets to find out how badly a modern sci-fi can get it’s ass handed to it by the original “Star Wars”. This should be entertaining.
But then - “Directed by Shawn Levy”, so I’m gonna see it.
Nice.
This duck is the new acceptable answer, when someone asks “what is art?”.
All philosophical answers need not apply. The answer is just this picture.
Any detailed philosophical arguments about art are still allowed to continue, but those discussions must now treat this “smoking duck stuck in traffic” as their shared first axiom.


Everybody says the data isn’t retained. It’s very stylish, today, to claim to delete unused data, at least until it get breached
And when it comes to number 2, they’re number 1!


Camera pans uncomfortably and refocuses on MoonRaven’s cat buying NFTs on an old laptop in the background.
You got my hopes up.
I don’t wish Alex anything but a long life after a hopefully complete rehabilitation of his sociopsthic habits.
But I do have a nice drink set aside for my own enjoyment on the day that I’m convinced Alex will stop harming others.
I don’t have any particularly strict rule about how I get convinced he is done hurting people. I suspect I’ll see it in the obituaries rather than an op-ed. But I’m open to either.
Alex doesn’t seem likely to fix his life, but he also looks like he doesn’t cares well for his health…so I do have that drink near the front of the cabinet.
Oh well. My nice drink can wait. Maybe I’ll open it to celebrate his reform yet. Like Alice, I try to believe six impossible things before breakfast.


It won’t be a problem, because companies are taking the risks of AI seriously, and compensating employees at every level well enough to ensure each employee takes proper precautions.


Free markets hurt capitalists.
It’s more that they want to say “AI Dangerous”. It’s step 2 in the oligopoly playbook: