Palace Doors

Palace Doors

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this happened 14 minutes ago but unfortunately due to my personality "Proplem in elvator" has immediately become a load-bearing part of my vocabulary

I scoffed in Punxsutawney Phil's face this February during those days of warm sun after he proclaimed 6 more weeks of winter. I mocked him to everyone who would listen. "This guy doesn't know what he's talking about, what an idiot! What a scumbag." Now? I'll say it. He was right and I was wrong.

My headphone splitter is a cursed relic that only exists when I'm not looking for it. In fact, I can't recall with any clarity using it even a single time. Yet once every 4 months I search, confident I know where it is. I may not even have a headphone splitter at all. But I believe I do.

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i bought the domain ohhh.lol a while back just because and the other night i noticed it gets like 100-150 unique hits a day from people typing it in their posts and group chats where it tries to load the url preview. so i hope this annoys some people while they're trying to get their mack on

Long-awaited follow-up to Rhode Island 💙 finally

Ed Zitron@edzitron.com

At first I thought GPT 5 had got this right then I saw things like "Tonnessee," "Mississipo" and my personal favourite "West Wigina." Please do not respond just saying the different typos to me we can all read the joke, we all know about "Distrricke"

Given our track record so far, we can expect that if Moore's law continues apace the computers of tomorrow will be marginally slower.

Technology Connections@techconnectify.bsky.social

When I worked in the hotel industry, the big chains were using ancient-ass property management software (Hilton's OnQ was from 2004 and Marriott's FOSSE is literally MS-DOS based with no mouse input) and I've been thinking about this more and more lately. Because it worked fine.

AI images usually look real at a glance and then reveal themselves under scrutiny, photos like these are interesting because they do the opposite. I mean unless I'm wrong. But I'd bet $20 on it (which is a lot for me (financially insolvent)).

Bodega Cats@bodegacats.bsky.social

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