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i’m one of those weirdos who uses an ipad pro as my primary computer and one of the things i’m excited for in the next OS update is proper audio control slatepad.org/2025/06/19/h...

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I read it and I love it so much

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ICYMI: I’m doing my first book tour and I appreciate everyone who spreads the word and grabs up those tickets. Dates announced earlier today. Leigh Bardugo and I can’t wait to see you this summer.✊🏽 #TheInvisibleParade #kidlit #goth #diademuertos #dayofthedead

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Steve Ditko: pencils to the printed page. When you're inking your own pencils you don't need to pencil every line that ends up on the printed page.

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Been a busy few months of pet portraits. Never sure how theyll come out, so always a surprise to see the finished piece. Commissions are open again as i am on the last couple on my list! 😁✨️ #petportraits #colouredpencil

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Publishers don’t pay for nonfiction books to be fact-checked, the author does out of their advance.

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My longtime friend and colleague Jay Rosen is retiring as a professor at NYU. Jay, thanks for all your contributions to understanding news and new technology. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with in the years to come! :-)

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SAILOR ON THE SEAS OF FATE (1976) Acrylic on Illustration Board - 30" X 20" Over the years, I've illustrated 7 covers featuring Michael Moorcock's doomed anti-hero Elric of Melniboné. 1/5

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you guys are being very cynical about this but the real explanation is that bears and Bigfoot are buddies. They like to hang out and do stuff together

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Some of the most powerful AI models today have exhibited behaviors that mimic a will to survive by sabotaging shutdown commands, blackmailing engineers or copying themselves to external servers without permission.

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check out Lexi's movie y'all! must see pure martial arts action!!!

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Someone figured out we’re traveling. This is not going to end well.

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My librarian friend sent me the best book cover you will ever see.

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To honor the memory of all veterans, we on E Street remember this live performance of "The Wall" — filmed in 2014 and dedicated to veterans, friends, inspirations and a bandmate lost too soon: Ray and Walter Cichon as well as The Castiles' drummer, Bart Haynes.

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The color of the sky on my world

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Peter David's wife is reporting that he passed away last night. A versatile writer of comics and prose who adapted well to many characters, he had been having severe health issues for a while. I am glad that he was around, and wish the best to those who knew him.

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Long Live Evil by @sarahreesbrennan.bsky.social is so so good I want to finish it immediately and also make it last as long as possible!

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It’s been raining all morning, leaving Lilybean no choice but to form the Burrito of Refusal

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This week's Philosophy for the People essay is up--a guest post by the excellent @mattpolprof.bsky.social reviewing Christoph Shuringa's "A Social History of Analytical Philosophy":

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Happy Mother’s Day to all of us “dog moms” too! 🥰

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Oscar & Fiona timeline cleanser.

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I’m not a huge fan of eggplant but I’ll eat it and I just want us all to agree that no matter where you stand on it “eggplant” is a truly gross name

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A male Scarlet Tanager in his breeding plumage brings a brilliant pop of color whenever he goes.

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Alan Moore interviewed on Long London and the Future of Humanity. alanmooreworld.blogspot.com/2025/05/long...

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Is A River Alive? is published today, 1 May. It’s about the lives, deaths & rights of rivers—& how our fate flows with that of water & always has. To the people, places & rivers whose ideas run through its pages, thank you so much. I think it’s the book I’ve been learning to write all these years.

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I really need to get some work done here.

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Ok. So. It's pub day. My book GANDOLFINI: JIM, TONY, AND THE LIFE OF A LEGEND is out today. And as I'm sure you've heard from other authors, first week sales really do matter so much! So I'm gonna sell a bit. www.abramsbooks.com/product/gand...

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It’s profoundly reassuring to see #MarkCarney triumph in the #FederalElection here in #Canada. But in many ways, the challenges for our country are just beginning, as I wrote in this piece posted before the election. doncurren.blogspot.com/2025/04/on-t... #ElbowsUp #Never51stState

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I can't spend all day complaining about Google's AI maligning us, so I'll take this moment to handle some overdue marketing. Subscribe to Clarkesworld here: clarkesworldmagazine.com/subscribe/ Only human art and writing. (No matter what Google tries to claim.)

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