BoxofShards
@boxofshards.bsky.social
I like fish, trading cards, software and business.
Breakdown by species.
Cherry barb:🍽
Angelfish:🤔
Skirt tetra:😴
Kuhli loach: 🍽
Betta:😴
Ocellaris:🍽
Royal gramma:🍽
Firefish:🍽
Mandarinfish:😴
Cherry barb:🍽
Angelfish:🤔
Skirt tetra:😴
Kuhli loach: 🍽
Betta:😴
Ocellaris:🍽
Royal gramma:🍽
Firefish:🍽
Mandarinfish:😴
November 10, 2025 at 3:24 PM
Breakdown by species.
Cherry barb:🍽
Angelfish:🤔
Skirt tetra:😴
Kuhli loach: 🍽
Betta:😴
Ocellaris:🍽
Royal gramma:🍽
Firefish:🍽
Mandarinfish:😴
Cherry barb:🍽
Angelfish:🤔
Skirt tetra:😴
Kuhli loach: 🍽
Betta:😴
Ocellaris:🍽
Royal gramma:🍽
Firefish:🍽
Mandarinfish:😴
I found that hairy crab in reef tank one night. I had to rehome it.
November 9, 2025 at 4:43 PM
I found that hairy crab in reef tank one night. I had to rehome it.
This is because (at least) americans are conditioned to expect zero accountability for the consumer. Meaning, if somebody buys something that's spicy and they dont like it, they complain. The result of this is removing choice and agency from other consumers.
October 23, 2025 at 5:00 PM
This is because (at least) americans are conditioned to expect zero accountability for the consumer. Meaning, if somebody buys something that's spicy and they dont like it, they complain. The result of this is removing choice and agency from other consumers.
I'm out of whatever drama this is, but isn't "unable to be relied upon." just a stupid way of typing "unreliable"?
July 29, 2025 at 1:08 PM
I'm out of whatever drama this is, but isn't "unable to be relied upon." just a stupid way of typing "unreliable"?
The melee community is ridiculous. They act like the GameCube controller has a self evident sacred right to be the optimal input device, but then turn around and add 15 mods to the game that all copy rare manufacturer's defects.
February 8, 2025 at 7:45 PM
The melee community is ridiculous. They act like the GameCube controller has a self evident sacred right to be the optimal input device, but then turn around and add 15 mods to the game that all copy rare manufacturer's defects.
In any question of "where do we draw the line." The answer is always "somewhere." If you throw up your hands and give up the moment you don't have something objective, you're not ready to protect people's rights.
I will not flatter further sealioning. Good day.
I will not flatter further sealioning. Good day.
January 20, 2025 at 9:22 PM
In any question of "where do we draw the line." The answer is always "somewhere." If you throw up your hands and give up the moment you don't have something objective, you're not ready to protect people's rights.
I will not flatter further sealioning. Good day.
I will not flatter further sealioning. Good day.
It depends on the subjectivity of ownership and honesty. Which need to be evaluated as new ethics concerns and technology emerges. We had to decide if musicians would be free targets for theft as early as the invention of the sound recorder.
January 20, 2025 at 7:28 PM
It depends on the subjectivity of ownership and honesty. Which need to be evaluated as new ethics concerns and technology emerges. We had to decide if musicians would be free targets for theft as early as the invention of the sound recorder.
All definitions are simplifications. That said, I would use it to describe a case where a person dishonestly presents work as if it were their own.
January 20, 2025 at 4:15 PM
All definitions are simplifications. That said, I would use it to describe a case where a person dishonestly presents work as if it were their own.
You could say the same thing about cgi, green screens, digital extras, etc. The complaint with ai slop isn't that it saves work. This angle is not a good argument against it.
The issue is that lawmakers are saying plagiarism is okay as long as you obsfuscate it through a neural network.
The issue is that lawmakers are saying plagiarism is okay as long as you obsfuscate it through a neural network.
January 20, 2025 at 1:09 PM
You could say the same thing about cgi, green screens, digital extras, etc. The complaint with ai slop isn't that it saves work. This angle is not a good argument against it.
The issue is that lawmakers are saying plagiarism is okay as long as you obsfuscate it through a neural network.
The issue is that lawmakers are saying plagiarism is okay as long as you obsfuscate it through a neural network.
I remember sort of the opposite. The whole "atheism plus" thing where many of them tried to make it a privilege repenting affair before the whole thing ate itself.
December 22, 2024 at 2:33 AM
I remember sort of the opposite. The whole "atheism plus" thing where many of them tried to make it a privilege repenting affair before the whole thing ate itself.
I don't think it's beneficial to stereotype here. There are country folk capable of kindness and brotherhood toward different walks of life.
This is not a meaningful commentary on how bad american politics have gotten since the far right took power.
This is not a meaningful commentary on how bad american politics have gotten since the far right took power.
December 21, 2024 at 7:51 PM
I don't think it's beneficial to stereotype here. There are country folk capable of kindness and brotherhood toward different walks of life.
This is not a meaningful commentary on how bad american politics have gotten since the far right took power.
This is not a meaningful commentary on how bad american politics have gotten since the far right took power.
Samus is kind of a counter example, really. Earlier depictions of her more resembled an athletic build, realistic for her lifestyle. Her design gradually got pushed into generic fanservice waifu.
December 15, 2024 at 3:08 PM
Samus is kind of a counter example, really. Earlier depictions of her more resembled an athletic build, realistic for her lifestyle. Her design gradually got pushed into generic fanservice waifu.