It’s also an important trauma processing technique. If you had a shitty childhood like us, it’s called reparenting instead.

If abortion is banned because a cell cluster is human, this should be banned too

Nice try, they’re just going to hand them all over to law enforcement

Oh no they remembered that us grandfathered in google music subscribers exist, so we’re getting a $4/mo price increase

Only fools take the lump sum

Those are just 1980s NFTs. You don’t own anything other than the certificate

Run off and never be seen again. Maybe live in a bunker idk

There’s nothing we can do as individuals unless you own a multinational corporation, and we’re all going to die in a few decades, so just have fun now

That was never a thing, log out of YouTube and touch grass

I haven’t looked in a few years, does jellyfin have seeded shuffling where you pick a song and it builds a playlist around it?

No, it’s entirely for people with personal collections. Or I guess if you use Tidal idk.

He lost so many times on Iron Chef that he started Beat Bobby Flay so he could challenge amateurs for a chance to win

I’ve been doing birds. So far I just have Cardinal, Bluebird, and Sparrow

If you already have a Nextcloud, theirs is solid

I’m enjoying worrying people with my vanity domain. My instance is essentially single user (me and a couple selected friends)

And the swatch beat changed how we tell time

It’s often a commentary on the art industry.

AI art has no commentary, it doesn’t invoke any emotions. It’s just “haha I made a visual pun” or “I have such terminal brain rot I think making 4k remasters of classic paintings improves them”

1. It’s not art
2. Modern art made by people who actually have marketable skills isn’t low effort

No. It’s like microwaving a TV dinner and saying you cooked.

I love my Google Home and how it’s connected to my Phillips Hue bulbs. I love being able to just yell “hey Google, nightlight” when I stumble home after a long night out, no need to fight with switches and too-bright lights after drinking