Simone de Rochefort
@doomquasar.bsky.social
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aftermath.site
On today's stream, we're joined by @ckunzelman.bsky.social, author of a book about Assassin's Creed coming out next month, to discuss all things AC, including Ubisoft's recently canceled Reconstruction-era game. Also, the Discord hack. We go live at 4 PM ET

www.twitch.tv/aftermathdot...
yasuke and naoe from assassin's creed shadows
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egarcmol.bsky.social
I hate gay Halloween, what do you mean you’re Ancient Greek particles used in conjunction to denote correlative clauses.
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frogandtoadbot.bsky.social
“I saw the sun coming out,” said Frog. “I saw birds sitting and singing in a tree. I saw my mother and father working in their garden. I saw flowers in the garden.”
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zohrankmamdani.bsky.social
TONIGHT (and especially for followers outside of NYC who want to get involved):

Join @brennanleemulligan.bsky.social on a special phonebank at 6pm!

Sign up: volunteer.zohranfornyc.com/phonebank-fo...
A graphic with a photo of Brennan Lee Mulligan that says "Phone Bank with Zohran, Wednesday, October 8th at 6pm."
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stephentotilo.bsky.social
SCOOP: Last year, Ubisoft cancelled an Assassin's Creed game set during Reconstruction. Was to feature a Black Assassin who, among other things, fought the rise of the Klan

Sources: Leadership nixed it over concerns re: U.S. political climate, backlash to Yasuke

www.gamefile.news/p/scoop-ubis...
Scoop: Ubisoft cancelled a post-Civil War Assassin’s Creed last year
Company leadership deemed the project too controversial for the moment, sources tell Game File
www.gamefile.news
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priscillapage.bsky.social
have been desperately looking for this old erotic Spanish comic I stumbled on almost 10 years ago called "El secreto de Frankenstein" and I'm so happy to report I finally found it
black & white comic panel depicting a sexy, thicc Frankenstein's monster disrobing in 3 different poses - pulling his shirt of his shoulder, seen at an angle; from the front, shirtless, beginning to take his pants off; then almost totally nude as seen from behind. the words at the top read "Strip-tease de Frankenstein..."
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bijan.bsky.social
grocery stores where they play a thunder noise while spraying the produce with water >>>>>
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fansince09.bsky.social
If Philadelphia did an Omelas situation for sports success there’d be people calling WIP like “Yo we’re going too easy on that kid. Gotta torture that kid more” whenever there’s a loss
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equifax.bsky.social
i appreciate how much attention this review gives to my main gripe with the album: its overreliance on stock internet phrases. stuff like “girlbossed too close to the sun” and the eldest daughter meme are such lazy references, made for people to point and go “ooh i know that tiktok!”
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aaron.mn
Everyone's focusing on copyright, but I wish there were more conversation about how vapid Sora is. It's the lifeless conclusion of tech companies pounding our brains to pudding. Evil, evil, evil software in the most literal sense.
doomquasar.bsky.social
I have not enjoyed The Barefoot Contessa at all, an even dumber scenario of a guy whose junk doesn't work because of war than The Sun Also Rises
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impossible.bsky.social
This quote...

What people want to replace you with is what they think you already are. If companies, bosses, and boyfriends want to replace you with a robot or an AI model, that’s because they already see you and what you do as simply the workings of a machine with far too many bugs.
doomquasar.bsky.social
A Rachel Handler Instant Classic
owensports.bsky.social
"it commits the cardinal sin of heterosexuality: Don’t ever tell a man he’s stacked *and* his podcast is good. This line may singlehandedly fast-track the downfall of civilization."

www.vulture.com/article/tayl...
I Didn’t Need to Know All of That About Travis Kelce
On Taylor Swift’s “Wood.”
www.vulture.com
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fraying.bsky.social
Fuck apps - build websites.
josephcox.bsky.social
New from 404 Media: Google removed an ICE-spotting app too. Called Red Dot, an immigration support group on the ground in Chicago told me it was using it. Google now removed, just like Apple did with ICEBlock after DOJ pressure. Google calls ICE vulnerable group
www.404media.co/google-calls...
Google Calls ICE Agents a Vulnerable Group, Removes ICE-Spotting App ‘Red Dot’
The move comes as Apple removed ICEBlock after direct pressure from U.S. Department of Justice officials and signals a broader crackdown on ICE-spotting apps.
www.404media.co
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ztul.bsky.social
If the people in charge here insist on being cringey memelords desperate for rightwing approval they should at least hire a Yaccarino who posts like "Thanks to the bountiful oxygen filling our global town square, the sky is bluer than ever! Now everyone can log in and breathe through their mouths 😎"
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laurenhallden.com
Yet again, someone who stays up for multiple nights in a row, slipping into mania while the chatbot does nothing to disengage. The easiest safeguard to add, and it seems none of these companies have cared enough to try.
milesklee.bsky.social
This is the biggest, toughest article I’ve done about so-called “AI psychosis.” It’s the story of a man who committed a horrific crime in his youth but served his time and against all odds found love and a new life—one that completely unraveled after he started talking to Google’s Gemini chatbot.
He Grew Obsessed With an AI Chatbot. Then He Vanished in the Ozarks
Jon Ganz committed a terrible crime in his youth, but he survived prison, fell in love, and started over. His new life unraveled in a way nobody could have predicted.
www.rollingstone.com