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'YOU WOULDN'T OPEN FOR ED SHEERAN'
source: fyneqock
BennyTheIcepick
Years later your “source” variations still crack me up
Computer Rage
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Sign for "Computer Rage Electronics"
Complete Diagnostics & Repair
715-732-1700
Complete Diagnostics & Repair
715-732-1700
How often was Computer Age misheard before they decided to just go with it?
source: https://bsky.app/profile...
source: https://bsky.app/profile...
On the counter at Chez Wells
me right now
Second batch first loaf(two day cold ferment)
selfie in The Glade
🌼
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Some flowers I saw on a walk yesterday
Stunning!
I can’t get enough of this! Wish it was a painting!
I love this.
whip of the week
This guy..
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This guy, Tony Rogers, is a helluva musician. He's also a member of my science-fiction book club. He and his band(s) performed for his 60th birthday at Martyr's the other night. highly suggest checking him out.
https://tonyrogers.bandcamp.com/
https://tonyrogers.bandcamp.com/
I was playing sax on the last song at that show.
Inside Glasgow City Chambers
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The lavish interior of Glasgow City Chambers.
....the set for the movie "Baroque Backrooms"
M.C. Escher on acid.
Foggy
cobra fern
Passive aggressively FREE Wi-fi
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Picture of a laminated sheet with bilingual instructions. At the bottom there are instructions for free WiFi that requires a long random string of letters for the password
That’s a wicked password for free WiFi.
Oh, and Hi! I’m in Mt Fuji area to go for a long bike ride
Oh, and Hi! I’m in Mt Fuji area to go for a long bike ride
At least make a QR code for that wifi login, sheesh!
If you make me work for it, you should expect me to use the shit out of it.
No but literally
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Photo of a poster in a Guitar Center: Open for Legends / You Could Open for Ed Sheeran! With a photo of Sheehan singing and holding his guitar against a pink background.
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Guitar Center is sponsoring a contest that has become very, very funny.
Guitar Center is sponsoring a contest that has become very, very funny.
holy shit NOT ai:
https://openforlegends.guitarc...
https://openforlegends.guitarc...
@ardgedee Nope, this was a preexisting contest that current events have waved a magic wand at.
Forwarded this to a friend and he said, "Kid Rock’s not doing anything…"
One more thing…
Peter Max
new pressure unlocked
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: now i feel like i have to know the name of everything and they're all long latin names and i'm brain damaged....vegetable farming is what I know. annuals and perennials and houseplants, oh my!
I see there are a ton of different digital and physical botany flashcards out there, and those might be helpful, though the printed ones are spendy. However, what (very) little I know about the scientific names of plants comes almost entirely from watching videos from https://www.crimepaysbutbotanydoesnt.com/. The thickest Chicago accent in the world makes it a lot of fun.
@jer : thank u!
Hey, I've had to memorize latin names for literally thousands of species for my job . . . along with being able to recall pertinent info about each one, which I imagine would also be a useful skill for you. If you would like some tips on how I did that I'd be happy to pass them along. (When I was taking my native plant & master gardener etc. certifications those skills enabled me to learn dozens of species in half a day during field trips and classes, so I feel confident those tips would apply.) Let me know if you're interested!
my first day
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: after 15 years in ABA, i decided to save myself and quit my job. now i work in a greenhouse and plant shop. my nervous system thanks me.
cheers to new beginnings!
cheers to new beginnings!
I can smell this photo. And I love that you get to live it.
Aw nice! 🪴🌱😊
I am jealous. I need to add 'work at greenhouse' to my list of careers to consider once AI kills this one...
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Fav time of day is going to the dog park near me to watch other people’s dogs. It’s super chill (and cute).
There's a dog park directly across the road from my place. I love hanging on the fence to watch them. For months I was hearing this loud dog bark around 4pm every day, sounded like it had to be a Great Dane with such a loud deep bark. Popped over to see it and it turned out to be a Bassett Hound. I had no idea they barked like that
Anyways, visit dog parks gang, its good therapy
Anyways, visit dog parks gang, its good therapy
Graffit-HO
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A color photograph of a person's hand holding up a model train car; behind them is the full-size train its based on. The train has some colorful bubbly letter grafitti, in purples; the model train has a scaled-down approximation of same, in similar colors.
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A lovely little thread (with photos) about taggers, trains, and model train builders.
A lovely little thread (with photos) about taggers, trains, and model train builders.
a kid I used to work with does this too! maybe it's him??
RIP Catherine Ringer
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Coloured pencil drawing of a woman with long hair, a striped French boat neck shirt and red lips singing into a microphone. She has her right hand raised in a dramatic gesture. The background is dark, but in the back you can still see the small figure of a guitar player with dark glasses and a moustache.
Catherine Ringer, iconic singer of French rockers Les Rita Mitsouko, dies aged 68
I don't know how well their music crossed the ocean, but for me it was a huge part of growing up in my 20s here in Europe and I've loved them ever since. Their best work was filled with abandon, humor, poetry, sadness and hooks that stayed with you for decades. Her partner Fred Chichin died in 2007.
'Catherine Ringer has died at 68 after a battle with cancer. A defining figure in French rock and half of the iconic duo Les Rita Mitsouko alongside Fred Chichin, the singer leaves behind more than four decades of music, from Marcia Baïla to C’est comme ça, and a prolific solo career.'
https://www.sortiraparis.com/en...
Drawing by Benjamin Chaud (I love his work)
https://www.instagram.com/p...==
I don't know how well their music crossed the ocean, but for me it was a huge part of growing up in my 20s here in Europe and I've loved them ever since. Their best work was filled with abandon, humor, poetry, sadness and hooks that stayed with you for decades. Her partner Fred Chichin died in 2007.
'Catherine Ringer has died at 68 after a battle with cancer. A defining figure in French rock and half of the iconic duo Les Rita Mitsouko alongside Fred Chichin, the singer leaves behind more than four decades of music, from Marcia Baïla to C’est comme ça, and a prolific solo career.'
https://www.sortiraparis.com/en...
Drawing by Benjamin Chaud (I love his work)
https://www.instagram.com/p...==
I don't know their music well any more but decades ago it was part of my college radio experience.
It was big on the dance floor for certain clubs in the US, and of course the videos!
I saw them live, pretty sure it was at Starck Club.
I saw them live, pretty sure it was at Starck Club.
Aww. Les Rita Mitsoukou. So very weird in a good way
Cool deer mom introduces kid to the cemetery neighbours
what's this?
M'LADY
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HATS COLLECTED BY THE YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK GEOLOGY TEAM AND OTHER PARK STAFF FROM HYDROTHERMAL AREAS DURING THE SUMMER 2026 SEASON (TRUCK FOR SCALE).
MARGERY PRICE/NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
MARGERY PRICE/NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
HATS COLLECTED BY THE YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK GEOLOGY TEAM AND OTHER PARK STAFF FROM HYDROTHERMAL AREAS DURING THE SUMMER 2026 SEASON (TRUCK FOR SCALE).
MARGERY PRICE/NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
MARGERY PRICE/NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
“Flames! Flames shooting up the side of my face!” Kinda mad about the assholes who ruin parks for everyone else because they cannot or will not follow the rules.
Seeing the footsteps that you have taken off trail in the hydrothermal beds is what starts me off.
Seeing the footsteps that you have taken off trail in the hydrothermal beds is what starts me off.
In defense of the owners of the hats pictured here, @m3moellering, these people probably DIDN'T trample where they shouldn't have and that's why their hats were picked up by the Park Service. I've watched plenty of hats blow off someone's head and into a thermal area in Yellowstone and rather than walk out there and pick it up (risking both their own safety and the fragile ecosystem) the hat gets left where it lands.
Yeah hats blow off, they collected a bunch of other stuff that shouldn't have been brought into the area to begin with.
I think he likes it here.
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A brown dog with a white nose lays on a fuzzy dark gray dog bed. He has one eye open as the other side of his face rests smushed against the bed. The photo is taken close to his face and his head takes up most of the space.
It’s been about a month with Titan in the house. He’s very well settled in. He’s also a very good boy.
When folks talk about how nice it would be to win the lottery, I think of how lucky I am with the smaller things in life working out.
When folks talk about how nice it would be to win the lottery, I think of how lucky I am with the smaller things in life working out.
We built the library, someone else started charging admission
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Screenshot of a tweet from Suraj Sharma saying, "Bro I'm so sick of pretending this isn't weird. The internet spent 20 years creating tutorials, open-source projects, blog posts & answers for free. Al companies turned all of it into products worth billions. And now the same people who created that knowledge are being told they're replaceable. We built the library. Someone else started charging admission." To which another person "fractally" replied (on Tumblr), "This has been my main argument against "Al" from the very beginning. OpenAl scraped the entire web. All of which had been a labor of love from humans. Wikipedia is the backbone of a lot of LLMs, and that was volunteer human labor. They stole it and now they're selling it back to us. And worse, they're trying to destroy the free sources that they stole from. It's destruction of human knowledge on an unprecedented scale. The burning of the library of Alexandria has nothing on this."
Insert a comment here about my personal dislike of screenshots of screenshots of social media posts on other social media sites, but I thought this was a lucid point worth sharing.
The machines and processes of the industrial revolution were powered by the forests and swamps of the Carboniferous period, which left deposits of coal for later exploitation. LLMs are powered by deposits of human ingenuity and ordered knowledge, and presently run in a way that inhibits and contaminates the renewal of those resources.
The worthless business assets must be converted into valuable capital for discretionary bonuses as quickly as possible.
The MBA was the worst thing to happen to business.
The MBA was the worst thing to happen to business.
@urlnotfound
As someone who earned an mba, I agree. By the end of the program I hated my peers, my profs, and the discipline itself.
As someone who earned an mba, I agree. By the end of the program I hated my peers, my profs, and the discipline itself.
Zap, you've fallen over at a turn again
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Red Zap three-wheeled vehicle
Zap three-wheeled vehicle. In response to https://mltshp.com/p/1RW2U Picture from 2013 in University Heights, San Diego. More info on the car https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
