kevincureton.bsky.social
Who me? You want to know about me? Well shucks, I’m just a simple guy who grew up Northern Arizona, was fascinated with engineering, especially electricity, is good with those computer things, loves superheroes and dogs, especially superhero dogs.
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All that said, I appreciate your anger on this.
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As for Florida, they’ve been the meme joke of the US for ages because they consistently vote for criminals. Ron DeSantis is the embodiment of that and he’s doing what criminals do.
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When you have that level of office, measured responses are the correct thing to do. Otherwise they risk escalation, which is already a problem.
I’m sure there is a flurry of behind the scenes activity as every blue state prepares for more of the same.
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He’s the Governor of another state. Be realistic. There is only so much he can do for another state.
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You can fully block people. That’s it. Period.
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Sentient mouth farts. I so ❤️ this!
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Studios, why are you leaving so much money in the table?
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Hollywood Studio are sitting on an archive of decades of content they own that could be legally used to train AI. While contracts might bar them from using AI in certain ways, I doubt there were limits on customer facing products. Hollywood could do legally what the Valley is stealing.
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Jesus fucking Christ, they are all stupider than each other in a perpetual idiot competition. We should be weaponizing that against them.
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I’m a gay man. I’ve been dealing with this shit since I was a kid. Maybe instead of being divisive, we should be finding common ground.
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He’s everyone’s problem now.
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I think they are a customer service company. They’ve been advertising in San Francisco for the past year. Disgusting.
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He should have written a fucking excel spreadsheet. That’s the proper tool for that task.
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Children of Ruin by Adrian Tchaikovsky.
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Firearms are in our society and aren’t going anywhere. In light of that, I take the perspective we should all be educated on them. Not everyone needs to own one, but everyone should understand how guns function and what do to when confronted by one.
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If the dog is being neglected, I’d report it to animal care and control.
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You can do this with Nuke, a compositing tool written the old school way.
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I think it’s a product of fear mixed with active ignorance and topped off with a healthy layer of culturally indoctrinated disgust.
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My husband refused to read it because I jokingly referred to it as “spiders in space”. I love being horrified by spiders and this was a whole new experience for me, rooting for them. Nicely done.
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It wasn’t halfway. He was serious and not lying in that case. It’s underdeveloped land on the Mediterranean. Of course they want it. That kind of land, beachfront property, is more and more rare. Consider how US states like CA and HI have laws requiring beach access. They hate those laws.
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You can’t undo that Nazi salute. He’s not coming back from this.
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As for the data centers, ship them into space and move all that development out there. Let the billionaires take their competition off planet and out of our faces. I’m only half joking.
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California’s solution is make it all expensive, which is also not a solution. I’d love for us all to be far better educated so we could make informed decision about where to build cities.
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People are so stupid as to think water is a solved problem and blindly move to Phoenix. It’s not a solved problem. It’s an ugly problem made worse by unchecked growth. When it comes to the environment, nobody seems to be able to challenge the American “right” to live wherever you want.
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I grew up in Flagstaff and remember when Phoenix was tiny. Everyone laughed about people moving to the desert. There’s no water. Decades later Phoenix is trying to tax my sister’s well water hundreds of miles away because it takes away from the flow from the north to Phoenix.
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This happens to my husband’s packages as well and has been for months.
It’s almost like someone (GOP is my guess) is making the USPS service worse to justify taking it private.
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Wow! I love the Star Trek LEGO models! They look amazing. I can’t wait to try them out.
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For me replace BG3 with my attempt at Oblivion Remastered.
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She’s fucking stupid. They all are. We need to get over the shock that high charisma can get you elected more easily the high intelligence or wisdom.
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Stupidity is their weakness and we should not be afraid to exploit it in every way.
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They are predatory.
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Oh look, it’s the Beatles! I loved their Sgt. Pepper album! 😉
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Require them to take and pass an etiquette class before they are allowed to access the brothel. Violations result in immediate expulsion and brothels share those lists. Our fear of sex as work is hindering our entire society.
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I’ve long felt we need a return of brothels. There is an expectation of proper behavior from the clientele if you are running a brothel with the correct approach. That might actually help young people who have zero idea how to interact with others in a sexual way.
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I grew up in rural Arizona. The refusal to learn goes back long before we had “AI”.
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They both have the moon in them. That’s pretty much where any comparison ends for me.
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My players now do this in our table top games. Very effective.
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I tried playing Oblivion remastered. After BG3, I just couldn’t. The story was awful, just long scenes of exposition and the emotional beat of the guards after the king was killed completely took me out of the game. BG3 set the bar much higher.
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Vegas carpet vibes.
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I landed on hated. I was afraid the Antichrist would come when people stopped caring about each other. Now, as an adult, I look out on the world and that fear came true. Pope Leo is right. Trump isn’t the Antichrist, but he sure is testing our love for one another.
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Digging the new Pope!
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That pulls me right into that San Diego feeling. The colors of the sunset just keep coming at me in all the warmest ways!
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I once suggested we interview non-white, non-male candidates first. Given some snowflakes responses you’d think I’d murdered a baby seal. Reordering wouldn’t give their friends first interviewer bias.
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The crypto transactions are trackable. People using it for crime do not understand the tech.
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Clearly you’ve suffered a lot of your life and chose to take your anger out on others. That won’t connect you to people.
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Yes, people should have been fighting the whole time. Be glad they are finally getting it and realizing when one of us doesn’t have due process, none of us do.
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We should be fighting for due process everywhere, all the time. And people have, in all those instances you mentioned. When we go from podunk sheriff doing this to the executive branch of the federal government, it’s scaled and it’s the scale that has woken people up overall.