emi–rose:

snailfish-enthusiast:

The wonderful Glass Octopus. Living at depths of around 3000 ft and only being about a foot long, these strange little creatures are rarely seen by scientists.

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@mxmollusca

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quasi-normalcy:

You know what, fuck it, I don’t *want* some frivolous, artisanal, lighter-than-air computer with no customizability, no upgradeability, no reparability, no ports, and a lifetime of *maybe* 3 years if you’re lucky. I want a fucking great BEAST of a computer that’s designed to last a minimum of 50 years, with ports up the wazoo and optional drives for every kind of media! I want modular components that you can drop in a bog for a year, dry them off, and have them still work fine! I want them to make a noise like “ker-chunk!” when you slide them into place! I want a switch that you pull to turn it on! And I don’t want software that constantly forces you to get a pointless, cosmetic “upgrade” every few months either! I want durability! I want longevity! I want satisfying haptics! I want Silicon Valley to go fuck itself!

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remythelad:

remythelad:

remythelad:

gh0stlychances:

so some news about AI. It seems Discord is apparently just. going to unconsentually add Clyde AI to servers in a slow roll out. The way they are doing this is rather than how we initially suspected he would show up as an option via the integrations tab on server settings, it appears that he is apparently being added into servers as a user who is part of the server that the admin would have to manually kick. He cannot be banned, but we can kick him repeatedly. The issue is it’s unclear if there will be a greeting message for when Clyde arrives into servers and he will attempt to infiltrate again and again. Small servers this is easy to spot, big servers this is an obvious issue of sifting through who is in your server.

if you see this man in your server kill him

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Important to note this has only been seen so far in a friend server and I have only seen it in one server so far. Community servers might be different it is simply something we do not know yet.

Here is an article from Discord about this thag updated about an hour ago

Aside from that I was able to go into permissions and make it so nobody in my server could interact with Clyde. I still do not know what information Clyde and by extension OpenAI has from what it might have taken from my server to “make Clyde better” there was no warning and no message despite how discord had pitched this. It says in this article that it will notify users but Discord did not do that at all.

Fuck AI

Another update! You can only kick Clyde in mobile if you are a server mod and you have to go through server settings and then members and click on clyde and then block!

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dreamingdeadly:

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dont get blood on the sari

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jasffy:

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jasffy:

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derinthescarletpescatarian:

thewelllitweenie:

luckybyrdrobyn:

thewelllitweenie:

luckybyrdrobyn:

grandpasmachine:

I fucking hate this guy

It’s the little things

No

The no shoes, the wrong looking saw blades, too many coals, the grater still having plastic. So many many little things together in a horrid tapestry.

Reblog to give your occ health and safety guy a stroke

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newtypezaku:

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SIS NO

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bogleech:

heroineimages:

theoutcastrogue:

jaubaius:

Ancient lock mechanism

Oh that’s great! There are many pictures of this type of lock around, but when it comes to locks, you need a video/gif to illustrate how it works, right?

This is ye olde pin tumbler lock, an Egyptian (c.2000 BCE) improvement of an older Assyrian (c.4000 BCE) design:

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It spread out from Egypt and it was used for thousands of years. The modern ubiquitous Yale lock is also called a pin tumbler, since it’s an elaborate (and tubular) version of the same basic concept.

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Originally posted by viejospellejos

Cool!

I’d seen the last gif, but I get it so much better after seeing the simpler larger and older version first.

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headspace-hotel:

animentality:

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They were also a significant share of religious ascetics, monks, hermits, and mystics, known for things like “speaks strangely and screams randomly” “lives in a cave alone eating only a few specific types of food” “very complex and precise daily rituals” “makes erratic body movements and odd behaviors” “engages in incredibly time consuming and detailed artistic endeavors”

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catboybiologist:

variablejabberwocky:

obtusecrimes:

literallymechanical:

slimegargoyle:

pro tip if you start saying hewwo as a joke it will eventually come to be your standard greeting for all loved ones 

Or, in a more generalized form, beware what thou do ironically, lest thou begin to do it ronically.

Started out as a bit, how did it end up like this

it was only a bit IT WAS ONLY A BIT

#beware of the running joke#because someday it will catch you

I started saying “poggers” ironically to make my students cringe

Now I can’t stop

It’ll happen to you too

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lesbinewren:

don’t let anyone on this website call you cringe they literally have a tumblr account

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cumaeansibyl:

feeshies:

feeshies:

Guys I’m going to make a hot take

The whole “I wish I could be with a woman, but instead I’m stuck with my stupid, gross husband/boyfriend” sentiment I see repeated in bi circles is just the “progressive” queer version of the boomer “I hate my wife” jokes

if he’s stupid and gross you should leave him and if he isn’t you’re just being cruel for internet points and he should leave you

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myoxisbroken:

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starlightshadowsworld:

literally21:

Felt that it’s important to share videos like this too.

The world wants us to forget that they are people.

People who dance and play and smile just like you and I.

And it’s important to share things like this, to remind them the world that they are human.

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