DressToKILT
dresstokilt@mastodon.social
<p>He/him. Occasionally kilted. Typically geeky.</p>
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@georgetakei@universeodon.com Of all the souls I have encountered in my travels, his was the most... human.
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NPR doing the most hilarious investigative work on whether Kash Patel used AI to rip off the Beastie Boy&#39;s video for Sabotage in a promo for combat ting &quot;massive fraud.&quot; Don&#39;t even notice the most glaring AI errors, treating it like it&#39;s possible the FBI spent some order of millions to actually produce this video and not even queati9ning that possibility. The fact that the video exists at all and Patel advertised it should be grounds for termination and...
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I would love some major news outlet, when reporting on the war against Iran, to refer to the US as an &quot;Israeli client-state.&quot;
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Just a reminder that the Supreme Court has ruled that it&#39;s legal to force kids to be gay and trans.
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The United States is just three systems for extracting and concentrating wealth in a trenchcoat. The American Dream is to be on the food side of the Live in luxury/Die in poverty divide.
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Bowser wearing a spiked leather choker raises a lot of questions.
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For a state that produces so much end-user technology, everything in California has the WORST fucking UI design.
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@rrb@infosec.exchange @26aafa19@mastodon.social @ravenbait@mastodon.scot @cstross@wandering.shop @nathanael@exquisite.social @ploum@mamot.fr I love how they will say something despicable and then claim "you're taking my words out of context!" but then you read their entire remarks and the quote sounds *even worse* in context. An example of a quote taken out of context is "you didn't build that" from Barack Obama. This chud calling the poor "stray animals"...
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@cstross@wandering.shop @timnitGebru@dair-community.social @emilymbender@dair-community.social @alex@dair-community.social I'm familiar with this marketing buzzword overuse. I distinctly remember in the early 2000s encountering bottled water that loudly advertised being zero-calorie.