The AI bubble will finally pop when someone convinces investors that they can teach rats to code.

Landlords suck.

if you want to connect with young men, use an umbilical cord like a normal person, gosh

Good use of this comm.

A deadly laser, you say?

How recently did you watch Porco Rosso?

"What was this based on and how did I change it" is a great start to an alternative to copyright.

"Bee movie but it speeds up every time they say 'bee' " is the gold standard for artistic attribution.

Racism against most groups fluctuates based on the needs of nationalism. Anti-black racism and antisemitism are the only really constant ones.

Africa has a zillion ethnicities and people are still racist against Africans.

The stagnation in all forms of professional software is mind-boggling. We have the same basic categories of applications as we did in the early 2000s, sometimes with more bells and whistles. These applications are highly profitable, yet there's still a bizarre gap in investment in new ones. A bias inflicted by a system where investment is directed not by tool-users, but by people who own things for a living.

It makes me wonder whether other tools I'm less close to, like construction equipment, have such stagnation as well.

There were a lot of these notes in RPG books in the 90s. I remember also seeing alternating between he and she every paragraph (this sucked btw) and a convention where the players are he/him and the GM is she/her (sounds almost reasonable until they try to use it instead of specifying which player).