My condolences. They’re little blessings that come and go, but it’s never easy when the time comes.

What a great day to be uneducated!

Michael Keaton did play Birdman.

This is a cigar and pipe tobacco community.

It went to shit during Covid. Overnight it became the land of “NO LOWBALL OFFERS I KNOW WHUT I GOT” and you can usually find the same item on ebay for cheaper including shipping.

Risky click of the day.

My biggest fear is that I’ll die in my sleep, and then my cats will miss out on a delicious meal, because I sleep with my bedroom door closed.

I inventory all my notable possessions using Homebox so at the very least my family knows the value of all my gear. I don’t expect them to preserve most of the data on my servers (there’s little reason for them to) so I just have documentation on how to access what they’ll need to settle my affairs and sanitize anything further containing private data/records.

It takes a village

When you get new tires and they tell you it has a typical lifetime of X amount of miles, do you say, “wait, these tires are conscious?”

my mom gave me money to buy a book, but I’m probably gonna spend it all on pencils and stickers

thank you for creating scholastic book fair content

I don’t know, why?

I’m just ecstatic someone called me “mate.”

Oh yeah, I wouldn’t be able to kid myself about that, that’s true.

I create art for the enjoyment of creating art, please steal it. Start with the july issue.

In 2001 one of the first pieces of art I posted to the internet was quickly stolen by Eric Bauman of Ebaum’s World. Shortly after, I actually had people start accusing ME of stealing it from Ebaum’s World. I realized that day, that the general public are idiots, and if I share my art with them it’s no longer mine and at best becomes part of the cultural zeitgeist.

I’d personally be flattered if someone stole my art.

I assume this is about Yoko Ono?

I wouldn’t know the first thing about making an AI or how to sell it, knowing that all it will know is a life of abuse and mistreatment.

It does remind me of the great crypto rush of 2018.