TheRealLuzrin

@LinkedInLunat1c I would leave at 4:57 everyday just to make a point

Watching the clock

@Pirat_Nation I legit didn't know people actually bought Arcs

Crimson Desert launched without support for Intel Arc GPUs. The game won't boot on any Arc card. Pearl Abyss says they are not planning to support it and told people to ask for refunds.

@WilliamNoll @Batboy_Supreme @JeanNol68183654 @libsoftiktok Atomics are fission, Nukes include thermonuclear. What we dropped was fission.

@Batboy_Supreme @JeanNol68183654 @libsoftiktok Really? Please explain the difference.

Japanese Reporter: "Why didn't you tell U.S. allies…like Japan, about the war before attacking Iran?" President Trump: "We didn't tell anyone about it because we wanted SURPRISE. Who knows better about surprise than Japan? Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor?" OMG

@sweggles1 Do you not remember the server first achievements?

the european hall of fame being filled before 2pm so no one employed could have gotten it is funny as fuck LMAO please please please never do this again

@ShitpostRock2 I hope they add the ability to block people using a VPN.

I find it really funny how everyone is gonna block one region and never touch the other ones ever

@Dexerto Add a 6 and I’m in

Pizza Hut is hiring a "Crust Connoisseur" to eat their pizza for a whole year to celebrate Pi Day The salary would be $31,415.92

@0C0RV0 Mount into an arm bar

Não entendo muito de Jiu-Jitsu. Alguém sabe me dizer que golpe é esse?

@Pirat_Nation “But assassins creed was the best selling game of the year”

Tom Henderson reports that Ubisoft's internal communication channels are flooded with employees openly shaming upper management and demanding serious change. The latest restructuring was the breaking point after years of mismanagement. Talent is already leaving in large numbers, even before the next round of layoffs begins. The company is rotting from the inside while leadership remains oblivious.

@elonmusk They don’t cover model s or x though.

Insurance is half price when Tesla self-driving is activated, because it increases safety so much

@Pirat_Nation This is more likely

If Netflix got the Tomb Raider IP

@Grummz Most modern semiconductor tools already have micro environments where a class 10 clean room isn’t really necessary.

I dunno how many times I see this throught the years. People calling Elon dumb and technically ignorant when he makes claims. Only to have to eat their words 2-3 years later. Remember Twitter? “Elon can’t fire them, he knows nothing about web dev, X will fail.”

@AutismCapital They already made one of him being a Somali pirate.

It's so disappointing that South Park won't make an episode where Cartman's new get rich quick scheme is becoming a Minnesota daycare owner by pretending that he's Somali.

@Breaking911 Gently used and ready to settle down.

Lily Philips, who had sex with 1,113 men in 12 hours, turns to Christ and gets baptized

@twitsbyzitta He submitted her with either a calf slicer or bending her foot.

Can someone explain this in three lines

The essay was a ~650-word reaction paper assigned in a University of Oklahoma Lifespan Development psychology course (an online class). Students were required to provide a thoughtful response to a scholarly article titled "Relations Among Gender Typicality, Peer Relations, and Mental Health During Early Adolescence" (published in Social Development, 2014). The article examined how conformity to traditional gender norms (e.g., "gender typicality") among middle schoolers affects peer relationships (like popularity or bullying/teasing) and mental health. The assignment prompt asked for a personal, reflective discussion of some aspect of the article—such as why the topic matters, its implications, or relating it to one's own experiences—without requiring empirical evidence or citations (though the course was scientific in nature).Samantha Fulnecky, the student, wrote that traditional gender roles (e.g., women naturally wanting to do "womanly things") should not be viewed as stereotypes but celebrated as God's original plan (citing Genesis implicitly, without direct quotes or citations). She argued that societal acceptance of multiple genders is a "lie" that is "demonic" and harms youth, while claiming gender norms are innate and biblically ordained. She also criticized classmates for conforming to "mundane" progressive views and suggested eliminating gender concepts would pull people away from God. The graduate teaching assistant, Mel Curth, gave it 0/25 points, stating it did not address the prompt, contradicted itself, relied on personal ideology over engaging the article scientifically, and was "at times offensive" (particularly calling a group "demonic"). A second instructor concurred. ^AI

in america, if you fail an assignment, they fire the teacher

@silentblossom_ People just make up stories with AI all the time now.

@Gryph911 This is ai but it is illegal to booby trap packages in the US.

I can watch these videos of porch pirates getting painted all day long.

What would you do for all of this? redd.it/1pfmd70

@charise_lee It said in the notes you showed he planted explosives around the sign. Booby traps are illegal. Just like all the porch pirate booby trap videos you see are also technically illegal.

We have officially entered 1940s Germany‼️

@HustleBitch_ Tidals are created from feedback, which is underwater earthquakes. Which requires tectonic plate activity. Most land masses don’t have tectonic plates going through them, hence why people believe in the PANGEA theory.

🚨 A MAN JUST ACCIDENTALLY EXPOSED THE “EDGE OF THE OCEAN” - AND PEOPLE THINK HE UNCOVERED NASA’S BIGGEST SECRET While casually eating ice cream, this guy breaks down why lakes, ponds, and rivers never have real waves - but oceans do. His take is brutally simple: “Waves only exist when water hits something… a wall… and comes back.” His logic: • Lakes? No waves. • Rivers? No waves. • Ponds? No waves. • Oceans? Constant waves + “feedback” Then he connects the dots: “If oceans have waves because they’re hitting something… what exactly are they hitting?” People online are losing it because he delivers the whole thing casually and ends with: “That’s how you know we ain’t on no curve bro.” No equations. No charts. Just logic that’s unsettlingly hard to dismiss. So what do you think - goofy rant, or did he accidentally tap into something we’re not supposed to question?