enigmasystem03.bsky.social
18+ only, please. German anarchist, probably a median system, polyam robotkin disaster and pan lesbian demigirl mess. Interested in naval history, sci-fi, and lego/lego knockoffs. Friends can ask me for my Discord. She/they/fae/it
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It isn't just the French, either! Some dialects of German call them Erdäpfel/Erdäppel, which, yes, meand earth apple.
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Potatoes also don't grow on vines! Like, every single bit of this is just nonsense lol.
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I don't know if there's a script, but my suggestion would be to explicitly mention the lack of notification or explanation for the suspension, because they are very much supposed to give a reason for that.
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Yeah, understandable. If I had any sort of decent skill at being diplomatic, I'd offer to help, but, yeah.
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Huh. It might honestly be worth contacting bsky support to ask what the hell is going on, because that's very much not supposed to happen, to my knowledge.
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They didn't send any sort of email indicating a reason for the suspension? That's very strange, ngl.
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Definitionally (in so far as there can be a reasonable definition of art), yes.
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Well, I think you could look good with those, yeah.
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Yes, but I'm skeptical that Disney (and the other plaintiffs) actually give much of a damn about the problems of AI. They just want to get their cut, y'know?
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Well, of course. There is normal, and there is crazy. And AI is supported by massive hype and various corporations, so it must be normal. Whereas us? We deviate from the norms, therefore we *must* be crazy. (/s)
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And the fact that people *have* to take this field seriously, because it's threatening their livelihoods and because it's becoming such a massive part of the tech industry, is just. What the fuck are we doing here?
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What a mood, tbh. But yeah, there are some utterly absurd predictions about AI development, and even more absurd conspiracy theories about how it's secretly already sentient and trying to manipulate things, and, yeah. It's just such utter bullshit, y'know?
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Oh god. That sounds like somebody falling for some of the more unhinged AIbro stuff where sufficiently-advanced AI will eventually become a god of sorts. Which, obviously, is Some Bullshit.
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Yeah, I mean, it's perfectly reasonable to say that the way the bots are designed is irresponsible and leads to responses that worsen people's mental states. It's negligent behavior on the part of the designers that needs to be shut down. But the bots are literally incapable of being responsible.
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Yeah, like, what some people are calling siloing or echo chambers or whatever is literally just 'smaller communities exist, and not everyone fits in every community'. Frankly, we need *more* silos out there. Bring back weird obscure shitty forums, damn it!
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No matter what, I am going to have to find more options to show off my thighs, because they look too damn good to hide away lmao.
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Looks like it started at 21:33 over here, not sure where to find dusk times, though.
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Yeah, fair. Although presumably it'll be light out for even longer for you, given relative latitudes.
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Wow, truly this is a surprise! /j, but also, god same.
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Which would pretty much be directly comparable to how ships are built IRL, of course, and could lead to interesting adjacent stuff like borrowing christening and commissioning traditions from history.
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Oh shit, actually, yeah. The Riverside shipyard is more of a slipway, creating the structural hull of a ship until it can hold its pressure while in space, at which point you launch it and send it to one of the drydocks for fitting out, which would add all the crucial parts to make the ship work.
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Yep, that makes perfect sense, frankly. As much as I do love the space drydocks that we see throughout the franchise, the practicality is pretty questionable.
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Honestly, like, how is *that* your complaint about the Abrams movies anyway, and not the, y'know weird 9/11 trutherism coming out in Into Darkness, for example.
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I mean, as long as you make it vaguely fit the Trek aesthetic, no one *will* notice that it doesn't fit the themes or similar of Trek. Just look at SNW. (/s)
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(not saying I agree with the original take, for clarity's sake, but yeh)
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I guess it's the distinction between christ-like (fulfilling the mythological role christ does) and Christ-like (actually comparable to what the scriptural jesus is like), but yeah, very fair.
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Also, crucially, he'll do that either way. Which means your options are fight back and have a chance of winning, preventing him from killing everyone, or not fighting and just dying anyway. That is the choice that exists under fascism.
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Oh, makes sense, really. Discussing something is always far easier than listening to someone else's discussion, at least for me.
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Well, lucky for me I don't have the attention span for podcasts, so my life is safe from ruination (for this specific reason). /lh
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Ope, I've gotten blocked lmao.
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Damn, is your automated script broken? You might want to get that checked.