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@pandybird.bsky.social
Queer AF Xennial that loves board games, tabletop rpgs, and game development.
It "Just Works" more or less nowadays. And that's what I want. An OS that "just works" and gets out of my way
December 25, 2025 at 7:48 AM
It "Just Works" more or less nowadays. And that's what I want. An OS that "just works" and gets out of my way
Since I've installed the thing, I've spent maybe an hour or two in Windows and many many times more than that in Linux. I really just... don't seem to need Windows much anymore.
December 25, 2025 at 4:39 AM
Since I've installed the thing, I've spent maybe an hour or two in Windows and many many times more than that in Linux. I really just... don't seem to need Windows much anymore.
He believes so strongly in his invulnerability that everyone around him believes the same
December 24, 2025 at 5:22 PM
He believes so strongly in his invulnerability that everyone around him believes the same
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And now someone has uploaded a version that wasn't filmed off a TV.
There's also the torrent link there, which is probably the fastest way to download the 60 Minutes segment on CECOT if you want to save the file locally to your computer.
There's also the torrent link there, which is probably the fastest way to download the 60 Minutes segment on CECOT if you want to save the file locally to your computer.
Pulled 60 Minutes segment on CECOT : CBS : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
This is a screen recording of a 60 Minutes segment about the Centro de Confinamiento del Terrorismo (CECOT) prison in El Salvador, which was intended to be...
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December 22, 2025 at 11:51 PM
And now someone has uploaded a version that wasn't filmed off a TV.
There's also the torrent link there, which is probably the fastest way to download the 60 Minutes segment on CECOT if you want to save the file locally to your computer.
There's also the torrent link there, which is probably the fastest way to download the 60 Minutes segment on CECOT if you want to save the file locally to your computer.
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Friendly reminder that the last folks to send others to concentration camps ended up hanging by their necks in short drop gallows. the short drop doesn't break the neck so the condemned suffocated for 14-28 minutes.
which is STILL less torture than what the CECOT victims suffered.
which is STILL less torture than what the CECOT victims suffered.
December 23, 2025 at 1:43 AM
Friendly reminder that the last folks to send others to concentration camps ended up hanging by their necks in short drop gallows. the short drop doesn't break the neck so the condemned suffocated for 14-28 minutes.
which is STILL less torture than what the CECOT victims suffered.
which is STILL less torture than what the CECOT victims suffered.
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Now that aside, CAN you use a chatbot to knock you out of a creative rut?
Yes
But you're going to be handed the most generic fucking idea, and if you follow that line of thinking, you're going to stonewall yourself out of ever making anything remotely good
Ask literally anyone else, ANYONE. ELSE.
Yes
But you're going to be handed the most generic fucking idea, and if you follow that line of thinking, you're going to stonewall yourself out of ever making anything remotely good
Ask literally anyone else, ANYONE. ELSE.
December 22, 2025 at 4:29 AM
Now that aside, CAN you use a chatbot to knock you out of a creative rut?
Yes
But you're going to be handed the most generic fucking idea, and if you follow that line of thinking, you're going to stonewall yourself out of ever making anything remotely good
Ask literally anyone else, ANYONE. ELSE.
Yes
But you're going to be handed the most generic fucking idea, and if you follow that line of thinking, you're going to stonewall yourself out of ever making anything remotely good
Ask literally anyone else, ANYONE. ELSE.
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What you're doing is the equivalent of asking a StarWars addled 10 year old for design ideas on your scifi game
I'm not joking that's literally how these models work
Can you argue him off StarWars? Sure. But do you know enough Extended Universe lore to catch when he sneaks back into it? You don't.
I'm not joking that's literally how these models work
Can you argue him off StarWars? Sure. But do you know enough Extended Universe lore to catch when he sneaks back into it? You don't.
December 22, 2025 at 4:22 AM
What you're doing is the equivalent of asking a StarWars addled 10 year old for design ideas on your scifi game
I'm not joking that's literally how these models work
Can you argue him off StarWars? Sure. But do you know enough Extended Universe lore to catch when he sneaks back into it? You don't.
I'm not joking that's literally how these models work
Can you argue him off StarWars? Sure. But do you know enough Extended Universe lore to catch when he sneaks back into it? You don't.
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Unlike many of Flock’s cameras, Flock’s Condor cameras track people, not vehicles.
The exposure highlights the fact that Flock is not just surveilling cars—it is surveilling people, and in some cases it is doing so in an insecure way.
LINK: www.404media.co/flock-expose...
The exposure highlights the fact that Flock is not just surveilling cars—it is surveilling people, and in some cases it is doing so in an insecure way.
LINK: www.404media.co/flock-expose...
December 22, 2025 at 4:45 PM
Unlike many of Flock’s cameras, Flock’s Condor cameras track people, not vehicles.
The exposure highlights the fact that Flock is not just surveilling cars—it is surveilling people, and in some cases it is doing so in an insecure way.
LINK: www.404media.co/flock-expose...
The exposure highlights the fact that Flock is not just surveilling cars—it is surveilling people, and in some cases it is doing so in an insecure way.
LINK: www.404media.co/flock-expose...