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in reply to Frankie ✅

The image shows a person speaking into a microphone, wearing a black polo shirt and headphones. The individual is gesturing with their hands, palms facing up, as if emphasizing a point. The background features a red curtain, suggesting an indoor setting, possibly a studio or a podcast environment. The person appears to be engaged in a discussion or presentation.

Text overlay on the image reads: "The elites don't want you to know this but GAME MECHANICS CANNOT BE COPYRIGHTED. YOU CAN RECONSTRUCT THE ENTIRETY OF D&D USING DIFFERENT LABELS AND NAMES AND CALL IT FURRIES & FEMBOYS AND THERE IS NOTHING HASBRO CAN DO ABOUT IT." The text is in white and yellow font, with the word "GAME MECHANICS" highlighted in yellow, drawing attention to the key message.

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in reply to Frankie ✅

Not copyrighted, but at least the Nemesis mechanic from Shadows of Mordor is literally patented. :<


Looks like a ship full of Chinese made mini excavators has docked, everything is back in stock, including one that ticks all my boxes and comes with two extra buckets (trench and wide).

Hope to go look at it soon!

Decided on the Briggs & Stratton XR2100 petrol engine as the Koop 192F (Yanmar 1 cyl air-cooled clone) has too many defects and doesn't like starting in cold weather.

Then the digging can begin.

#Excavator #MiniExcavator #Digging

in reply to Y⃒̸̷̝̜̙ͥͥͥngmar

uhm, wondering if the metal detectorists found some strange signal and you want to investigate DEEPER 😄
in reply to Z@b0\/\/

@zabow Still gotta find the rest of that bulldozer and the other 11 window grilles! 😁


As you can tell by our elections, much of the u.s. populace has always been a bit shitty.

Now the president's tariffs are going to make usians even shittier.

Quite literally.

universeodon.com/@TomWellborn/…

in reply to timberwraith

Maybe we can start calling Trump "president stinkbutt" because of the impact of his tariffs on the toilet paper tissue supply.

thedailybeast.com/trumps-new-c…

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Google announces Maps screenshot analysis, AI itineraries to help you plan trips
Google wants to help you get away this summer with, you guessed it, AI.
arstechnica.com/gadgets/2025/0…




A mythical spike in organized retail theft led states to OK a taxpayer-funded police shopping spree for electronic surveillance technology - mission creep at its worst, EFF’s Matthew Guariglia told The Appeal. theappeal.org/shoplifting-pani…

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Not good for morale if people think the boss is being careless with their lives. nytimes.com/2025/03/27/us/poli…
in reply to Matt Blaze

I was about to look this stuff up, but fortunately Jeffrey Goldberg has already done the heavy lifting for me. theatlantic.com/politics/archi…
in reply to Matt Blaze

They ( GOP, republicans, conservatives) are being careless with every bodies life. Think about the people in the apartment building they bombed, the kids getting measles in the midwest, the people expecting our food to be safe and inspected. Students expecting to get an education.


It appears #CosplayKristi may have worn a $58,495 Rolex watch during her visit to #ElSalvador's CECOT mega prison (source: meidas)

maybe she bought it with El Salvador's official currency (bitcoin)

#kristinoem #uspol #ICE #deportation #immigration #MAGA #DHS #Bukele #NayibBukele

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in reply to ⚯ Michel de Cryptadamus ⚯

Of course she's free to wear whatever watch she cares to but talk about tone deaf and being unable to read the room.
in reply to Wm.son

oh she's reading the room alright, just not the room you think she should be reading



Why Letting Kids Find Loopholes in Rules May Help Their Social Development

A new study finds that when young kids find loopholes, or sneaky work-arounds, for instructions, they must apply advanced social and language skills

scientificamerican.com/article…

#news #science #health #development #children #psychology

in reply to Frankie ✅

...kiddos are most likely to naturally see through, and call out bs...but NPCs have kept #children silenced to hide the truth they clearly see. i say we sit down, listen up, and let the kiddos speak.🚸 👑


This is kinda how I felt when I first learned that everything I was taught about America as a child was a fucking lie.


A video of some progress on the game I started writing when I was 19. I think I should subtitle it 'Dying Is A Way Of Life'



In case of emergency: A map of every capybara in the UK and France

google.com/maps/@/data=!4m3!11…

in reply to Simon Willison

@simon TIL there aren't any Capybaras at Marwell! (I'm sure there used to be! Fairly sure. Vaguely.)

marwell.org.uk/animals/

in reply to Simon Willison

@simon I found the creators post on reddit while trying to figure out the distance to my nearest capybara: reddit.com/r/capybara/comments…



in reply to Low Quality Facts

well shit, there’s goes another future career for me down the drain!


Mercury News: San Jose is latest city to institute first responder fee for medical calls

"...San Jose city officials have signed off on a first responder fee program, joining 23 other cities across the state as it looks to generate millions of dollars for its fire department in response to the growing number of medical calls in the community. Through the new $427 fee that will go into effect Jan. 1,..."

(paywall)

mercurynews.com/2025/03/26/san…

#ems

#ems
in reply to AI6YR Ben

Sac county charges for medical calls - tax money is for fire only.


"Researchers detected short clicking noises from rig sharks during handling in the lab, though they’re not sure why or how the sound is produced"
#weirdnews #weird #offbeat #odd #news smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/…
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Your Badminton Racket Needs Restringing? There’s a DIY Machine for That

hackaday.com/2025/03/27/your-b…



I look at a lot of space images, but this one made my eyes bug out like a cartoon character.

What you see here isn't a spiral galaxy, exactly. It's a spiral galaxy whose image was bent into a circle by the gravity of an elliptical galaxy visible at the center.

Warped space, right before your eyes!

esawebb.org/images/potm2503a/ #space #science #art #nasa #esa

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in reply to Corey S Powell

You never know for sure where the light you see came from when gravitational lensing is involved.

You can not always trust your eyes.

#Physics


in reply to Ars Technica

Anything that an IPO touches turns to shit over time. *mic drop and leaves the room*



3DP Show and Tell meetup tonight. Come along and show off a project you are working on just pop on for a chin wag. Just use the link below to sign up. Starts 20:00 GMT and will last an hour. @nhengist and @notjannet will be there. Just after #makershour 😉


in reply to Frankie ✅

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dishwasher container looks like cool 80s device


Will Bunch: "It’s time to stop talking about 'the threat of creeping authoritarianism,' because tyranny is already here, spreading fear on the streets of Greater Boston and elsewhere."

inquirer.com/opinion/rumeysa-o…

Glyn Moody reshared this.




There is a really good privacy feature on Mastodon and the rest of the Fediverse:

When you post a link on Mastodon etc, it remains exactly as you posted it. There is no analytics or tracking going on, no one is monitoring clicks on links.

By contrast, on Twitter/X and Bluesky the links people post are redirected so clicks can be monitored. We don't know exactly what Musk or Bluesky do with this info, but they do it by redirecting all links to sites they control (t.co & go.bsky.app).

#FediTips

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in reply to Fedi.Tips

I didn’t mean that direct links don’t show your profile to websites, of course that would happen if following a link from someone’s profile (at least on the web).

Looking at Google analytics for Facebook referrals in the past, I only saw a redirect URL as the referrer, not the URL of anyone’s profile (same with Twitter). Facebook offered a more private experience by default, so it seemed to make sense to me that way. But it’s quite obvious now that they have nefarious uses for that data with tendrils that spread across the web to collect an entire profile about you.

in reply to Cecelia

Ahhh gotcha, now I understand what you mean 🙂 Thanks!
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A scary zero-day attack against Google’s Chrome browser also works on Firefox, Mozilla warns. pcmag.com/news/chrome-zero-day…


TRUMP ANNOUNCES LOTS MORE INFLATION nytimes.com/live/2025/03/26/bu…

in reply to George Takei 🏳️‍🌈🖖🏽

They can jus FUCK-OFF along with PIMP-putins Daughter Fuckin Child Molester-tRUMP-n-the GOP.
Fuckin FILTHY FUCKING SAVAGES want reparations fer Killin cops, assaulting cops, Trashing the Legislature building, Shit-n-Pissed in there also
I reckon PIMP-putins TRAITOR tRUMP
is Hard Karma fer America fer what we been a-doing these 240 years plus?


Signal is not the place for top secret communications, but it might be the right choice for you – a cybersecurity expert on what to look for in a secure messaging app buff.ly/WiKTrue