

You love to see it


You love to see it
It’s certainly a photo


Translation: We may be shit, but we’re we, and being true to yourself in a system that tries to coerce you into conformity is punk AF. So queer up and fuck, and if not here, where?

“We have cybertruck at home”


Some Slavic languages apparently also have distinct masculine and feminine versions of verbs, which match the speaker if in the first person. Apparently so does Icelandic (to the point where an Icelandic modernist novel was titled “When I Got Pregnant”, though in the masculine form)


It serves the powers that be well, keeps the wildest of democratic impulses in check, and the tabloids have trained the British public to resent the kinds of people who object to iniquity more than the iniquity itself.


Does the text mean anything, or is it just a decoration that looks like kanji?


“sexual economy” sounds like something an incel would say when whining about Chads and Staceys whose superior facial symmetry gives them higher market value, which is why they must die


Tell that to the judge


There was a guy from the Cypherpunks community who set such a thing up (in the 90s/00s). IIRC, he was jailed after the courts rejected his defence that he was merely running an innocent betting site.


“Too far right for Queensland” is something


The artwork looks a bit Funhole


He can just pivot to anti-wokeness grift.


Construction is said to begin in 2 years. The train could be running as early as 2039, which means probably some time in the 2040s.
Then they can start thinking about a high-speed line to Canberra or Melbourne, which if we’re lucky will be operational by the 2060s. Until then, there’s the XPT, the Spanish trains that replace it (which hopefully someone will have ordered sleeper carriages for) and possibly a successor to that.


It’s a federal project not a NSW one.


Vibe coding. Not even once.

Titles and poster artwork by Saul Bass, I believe


There’s one thing he can never have, which is enough


Apparently the Russian military has advised its soldiers against using it because it’s not secure.
“The role of Wotan’s Wild Hunt during the Yuletide period has been theorized to have influenced the development of the Dutch Christmas figure Sinterklaas, and by extension his American counterpart Santa Claus, in a variety of facets. These include his long white beard and his gray horse for nightly rides.”