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GSV(e) A Suffusion Of Diggity

@brainiac256

[ Sex pos | kink pos | cat pos | human pos | he/him ] Will you swear on the Bible? / I will not, said he / For the Truth is more holy / than a book to me

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GSV(e) A Suffusion Of Diggity
Welp this platform has officially cacked it. Anybody still working for X/Twitter in 2026 will have to answer for why they thought it was a good idea to work at the kiddy p*rn factory.
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Darren Rovell@darrenrovell·
When the house you are over realizes that their cord cutting has compromised your timing. We said “Happy New Year” at 12:01:26.
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GSV(e) A Suffusion Of Diggity@brainiac256·
@kiiroi_jacket Same attitude as the people who get outraged about a private taxi for their burrito costing twenty bucks So much has been done to make stuff available for you, you really refuse to put in the last mile of effort or pay somebody to do it for you? Then you get no burrito lol
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GSV(e) A Suffusion Of Diggity@brainiac256·
@Nishi_199 @kiiroi_jacket It's not supposed to be "easy", it's just supposed to be complex enough to make sure that idiots don't shoot themselves in the foot and blame the developer for handing them a loaded gun
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Nishi Yuuma 🦊❄️ Lazy Arctic Foxo
@kiiroi_jacket If I just wanna do something like downloading a video from YT, I'm not downloading python, docker and whatever else million dependencies for that If it's "so easy" to compile something from github, why so little people compile it and give you a working exe instead?
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GSV(e) A Suffusion Of Diggity@brainiac256·
@_SatanWatch This would have been right after Eternal September started, so plenty of Americans would have become recently familiar with the concept of somebody online screaming at them for usenetting badly
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SatanWatch 👿
SatanWatch 👿@_SatanWatch·
It still amazes me that the concept of the Reddit mod or 'soyjak' was already recognizable enough to feature in an Animaniacs episode in 1995. Barely anyone was online in 1990 but within five years it was a fully-formed archetype (and a clear break from the 1980s nerd archetype).
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Bill Hada
Bill Hada@HadaWillia91578·
@SandyofCthulhu Hahahaha thats awesome. Although.... if they were edible, and if they could process organic matter inedible by most of the fictional sentients in ST...... farming them for food in a storyline wouldnt the worst idea 😅
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Sandy Petersen 🪔@SandyofCthulhu·
I helped organize, write, and run a science fiction LARP in which we secretly placed tribbles all over the hotel (where we held it). One player’s character had to go around and harvest the tribbles (among other things) to make food. We refused to serve (real) food to the players unless we’d been provided with various “ingredients” by the players. All the food, though it was just hotel buffet slop, was labeled with science fiction names, like serpent worms, Melange, Tribbles had other effects- like if one was visible when a Klingon was in combat, the Klingon’s battle power dropped to 1. So the Klingons tried to get rid of the tribbles while the restaurant “owner” tried to harvest them, and anti-Klingons tried to collect them. A high point of the LARP was when the other players found out the tribbles were being harvested for food and one ran screaming down the hall “Soylent Green is tribbles!!” Did this back in about 1992.
RetroNewsNow@RetroNewsNow

📺NBC Primetime, December 29, 1967: — On ‘Star Trek,’ Captain Kirk must cope with a creature known as a tribble, which reproduces at amazing speed

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GSV(e) A Suffusion Of Diggity@brainiac256·
@stavridisj Do you know the way to San Jose? Millions of people do, so why not you or the AI you used to generate these grossly incorrect maps
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GSV(e) A Suffusion Of Diggity@brainiac256·
@LeahLibresco I mean, who's going to know? Maybe it just happened to fall overboard and you just happened to have to stop in another port for provisions before you returned to the US...
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GSV(e) A Suffusion Of Diggity@brainiac256·
@asmah2107 Take it down and when the bot operator complains offer to sell him the code for enough money to retire to become a goat herder in the Hebrides
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Ashutosh Maheshwari@asmah2107·
Your API is being abused by bots. A simple rate limit blocks legitimate users. Fraudsters are adapting, using distributed IPs. Havoc 🤯 How do you fix this ?
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GSV(e) A Suffusion Of Diggity@brainiac256·
@i2cjak Honey is famously antibacterial but can *preserve* spores which infant digestive/immune systems aren't yet prepared to handle.
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i2ch(a|u)djak
i2ch(a|u)djak@i2cjak·
infants can’t have honey??? What the fuck?
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Nalin@nalinrajput23·
Which one do you prefer ? - userID - user_ID - UserID - userId - user-id
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tomie@tomieinlove·
To give you an idea of how far AI has advanced, this is when an early neural network tried to come up with new names for colors:
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@Rainwontmiss·
I dare you to mention a 10/10 non alcoholic drink
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