🐥Karl Ross ❤️🌈 SLSL

@MovementDetroit feeling the love ❤️🌈 Detroit Metro under the fold! metrotimes.com/detroit/everyt…

you float in hexy's hallway ❤️

@alexutopia As ever ❤️

The future won't be divided into people who use AI and people who don't. That's a temporary catchphrase. Everybody will use AI. The real divide will be between people who let the machine flatten their identity, and people who use it to amplify what was uniquely theirs.

Sasha Springs ❤️

You actually have to wait for it - LaserLew ❤️

@Griz the sun hittin different 🌈 ❤️

@vansycklenolyn Looks like you've been having a blast ❤️

Alright I'm finally ready to share! This is GRIND! It's what I've been working on the past couple of months :) If you guys wanna try it out it's officially in EARLY ACCESS for playtesting! Try it out I'd love to hear your thoughts!!!! rockslidestudios.itch.io/grind

@romestrach @mooseincrisis How it started 😂

@mooseincrisis just big boned

i’m not fat, right?

@Sizzleur @muheediva01 Remember Lancaster avenue 1995?. 4 br, west end - $450/mo split plus utils, between the 4 of us. Worked out to about $150/mo ❤️

@muheediva01 Year 2000. 2BR, living room w FP, Dining room, galley kitchen. Rent $650

Be Honest…How much rent were you paying in your very first apartment? I’m tryna see how cheap life used to be.

@ayojoestar Yeah. ❤️ On last-day detention they had us bad kids throw all of the books collected for recycling into the trash truck with the trash. This was 1996. Aluminum and glass make sense.

I recently found out recycling ♻️ was created not to help the planet but as an incentive to get people to use more plastic. I think they said it’s less than 13% of what we recycle actually is recycled. The rest CAN’T be due to whatever the plastic was used for. WTF 🤬

@TensorTantrum Hahah love it ❤️

Day 1 of me telling y'all all about my shader art until someone out there finds it as interesting as I do lol #generativeart #shaderslop #creativecoding #shaderslop #everydayshaders

@FranziaMom I do it. At restaurants. 1) my dick hands are cleaner than your hands 2) I don't like checking my phone at the table, so multitask. ❤️

Look, I don’t give a fuck about much, most things aren’t my business. But scrolling your phone at the urinal is fucking crazy.

Yohei on top ❤️

@sasha_flyer_art It IS delicate ❤️

The metal looks bolted and heavy, but the motion stays so smooth it feels almost delicate. 🌫️

@XCzsnx You're very special for taking the time to make that connection. Very special. Never change ❤️

Found a voicemail on my phone from 2019 that I never opened. Showed up in my recovered files after I did a backup restore last week. Unknown number. Forty-three seconds long. Hit play. Old man's voice. Shaky but clear. "This is Harold Busby. I'm trying to reach my grandson Terrence. I think I may have the wrong number. I'm sorry to bother you. I just wanted to tell him that I finished the birdhouse we started last summer and it has a cardinal living in it now and I thought he'd want to know. He loves cardinals. Always has since he was small. Anyway. If this isn't Terrence, I'm sorry for the trouble. I hope you're having a nice day. Goodbye." Forty-three seconds. Then silence. I listened to it twice. Tried calling the number back. Disconnected. Googled Harold Busby. Too common a name. Forty results, none that helped narrow it down. Tried searching with the area code. Small town in rural Kentucky. Found an obituary from November 2021. Harold Busby, 84. Survived by two children, four grandchildren, including Terrence Busby of Lexington. I sat there for a while with that. He'd called the wrong number. Terrence never knew about the cardinal. I found a Terrence Busby in Lexington on LinkedIn. Same age, right location. Sent a message explaining what I'd found. Wasn't sure he'd respond. He did. Same day. He said his grandfather always got numbers wrong. Said he'd driven three towns over once to apologize to a woman named Eunice who he'd accidentally hung up on in 1987. He asked if I could send the voicemail. I did. He replied an hour later with one line. "That's him completely." Then another message after a while. "We did build that birdhouse. I forgot about it. He never told me it worked." I didn't know what to say to that. So I just said I was glad the message found its way eventually. He said Harold would have loved that it took five years and a backup restore to get there. Said it sounded exactly like his grandfather's timing.

Techartist on the daily ❤️

Get lased ❤️

Sasha ❤️🌈

It looks sealed and heavy, but the clear crescent keeps slipping it back into something airy. ❄️

@millsalice144 Hahahaha TYSM I can quit the Internet for the day now ❤️

The opposite of alphabet soup is ramen numerals.

@fabworks_guy This is real ❤️

Still very early but making progress on our in-browser bending simulator. Our website already catches the obvious DFM issues. This catches the nuanced ones.