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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 25/08/2026

Will that make the two shots suddenly similar? Every other row in the table is showing visual similarities, not just thematic content. You might as well say this shot of creator and creation in shot together was inspired by Metropolis.

Shot from Blade Runner showing Tyrell and Roy

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 12/08/2026

There are almost infinite proofs that the Earth is not flat, but one of my favourites is "on a flat Earth, how can clouds be lit from below?"

Photo of clouds at sunrise being lit from below.

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 08/08/2026

Who could have predicted that Ricky Gervais would be so desperate for attention that he would sell out to produce mediocre comedy just to get a paycheck? Oh right, Ricky Gervais predicted that.

Ricky Gervais in his Extras bad comedy character

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 22/07/2026

The reporter confirmed his version of events in the very article you linked...

Screenshot of a tweet in the linked article reads: Sharon Waxman: I endorse Matt Damon's statement. He called me briefly,wasn't informed - nor shld he have been - abt investigative aspect of piece.

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 17/07/2026

Unfortunately, SCOTUS has declared such a law unconstitutional. But if we *change* the constitution...

Screenshot from The Simpsons "Amendment to Be" song

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 10/07/2026

In honour of Mitch McConnell's (possible) death, I will repost probably my favourite thing I have ever made.

Picture of Mitch McConnell photoshopped so his mouth is a duplicate of his double chin

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 05/06/2026

I'm old enough to remember when the spellchecker could actually spell.

Autocomplete suggesting words "available" "avaliable" (misspelled) and "abandoned"

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 01/05/2026

I guess it could just be overexposed. Now I'm doubting myself! I need @captaindisillusion.bsky.social

Close up of a CNC cutter. The shadow appears to go under the trail the cutter is leaving on the floor.

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 05/04/2026

I didn't know Artemis 2 was happening, and I have to say it's been a pleasant distraction from everything else.

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 20/03/2026

I feel like something got lost in translation. I'm not saying it's great, but you can at least see what they were going for.

Sketches showing the design process of Lumo

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 17/01/2026

Remember, folks, sleeping with your fans can have unintended consequences!

Screenshot of medical advice for dry eyes:
Common Causes & Solutions

Dry Eyes: Tear film dries out overnight; blink to refresh.
Fix: Drink water, use artificial tears, avoid sleeping with fans.

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 09/11/2025

I cannot, because my cat has two personalities.

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 07/11/2025

Elon Musk told to put up or shut up.

The goals include the company delivering 20 million vehicles, having 1 million robotaxis in operation, selling 1 million robots and earning as much as $400bn in core profit.

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 28/10/2025

Checked a bit of the article on New Zealand - it's basically as expected for AI. More or less correct in broad strokes, but with subtle errors and sources that don't even contain the facts claimed. e.g. Grokpedia vs cited source

New Zealand maintains a nuclear-free policy since 1987 and pioneered women's suffrage in 1893, alongside early social reforms.[1]

Beginning in 1984, New Zealand began to adopt nuclear-free policies, contributing to a dispute with the US over naval ship visits that led the US to suspend its defense obligations to New Zealand in 1986

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 27/10/2025

Cat went missing for the whole day. Waltzed in at 2am demanding to be fed, then went straight back outside. Anyway, here’s the photo I was going to use for the missing poster.

Tabby cat sitting on a window sill, looking at the camera as if to say “what?”

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 23/10/2025

It’s different, but I like it!

Castle Greyskull from Masters of the Universe

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 19/10/2025

My cat does this. It’s adorable.

Tabby cat sitting between my legs with her face right up in the camera

Tabby cat sitting between my legs looking sleepy

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 01/10/2025

I haven’t caught up on the latest Jedi Council drama, but the Snail life secrets are too intriguing.

Screenshot from YouTube app:
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The Majority Report with Sam Seder
Metalworking and machining
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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 12/09/2025

Bill Maher, famously, said exactly that. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politic...

On September 17, 2001, Maher criticized United States foreign policy on the show and argued that the perpetrators of the September 11 terrorist attacks, "although terrible people," were not cowards. "What was cowardly," he argued, "was America's relationship with the rest of the world." The comments were widely condemned, and while Maher later apologized and clarified the meaning behind his comments, major advertisers stopped advertising with the show. As a result, the show was canceled in June 2002.

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 04/09/2025

Ladies and gentlemen, New Zealand

1 News:
Live: PM speaks to media after IKEA visit.

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 04/08/2025

The framing of this is ridiculous. A couple of anti-trans lesbian groups are not representatives of lesbians. Why do they never talk to the vast majority of lesbians who disagree with this view?

Screenshot of a YouTube video from The Australian. Titled Lesbians vs trans activists: A federal showdown

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 22/07/2025

Connor supports Francisco Franco, and is therefore a person who supports physical violence (like all fascists). www.givesendgo.com/terms-of-ser...

Prohibited Campaigns:

GiveSendGo does not allow campaigns that;

1. Benefit groups that support physical violence of any kind.

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 06/07/2025

This sounds concerningly like a call to legalise collective punishment.

The main aim of the report is to call for justice, providing what Halperin-Kaddari describes as "a blueprint for how to secure justice in cases of mass atrocities when many of the victims are dead and it is impossible to point at a specific
perpetrator".

"We see October 7 as a test case," said Ben-Or, the retired judge. "Authorities are used to seeking justice on an individual case but here we have mass cases and most
victims were murdered or too traumatised to speak which creates profound challenges for establishing accountability so we needed to come up with a new legal framework and
new ways to prosecute."

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 01/07/2025

I saw it posted uncropped on Reddit the other day.

Photo showing both mainland semisoft and pams butter.

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 28/06/2025

How convenient that they just happened to decide the Alien Enemies Act cases could not be brought under the APA, and had to be brought in habeas instead.

Fourth, and finally, the Supreme Court left open the possibility that nationwide relief would still be available in lawsuits that challenge government action under the Administrative Procedure Act. As I explained for this magazine two years ago, "as nationwide injunctions get a bad odor, 'universal vacatur' under the APA is taking its place." The APA wasn't at issue in the birthright-citizenship case, but it's central to the large majority of lawsuits that challenge government policy. If nationwide injunctions are dead, but universal vacatur is alive, then Trump v. CASA will only rarely make a difference on the ground.

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 28/06/2025

Sotomayor’s dissent spends considerable time rebutting this assertion, yet you treat it as uncontroversially true?

Instead, the courts hewed to a more traditional conception of judicial power. They sat to resolve disputes among parties, nothing more.
That tradition held sway for more than 200 years. It only started to break down in the late 20th century as courts grew more comfortable with universal relief and became more
concerned about executive overreach. By the time President Barack Obama took office, nationwide injunctions had become commonplace.

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 28/06/2025

I haven't been reading legal opinions very long, but this is by far the rudest one I've read. www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/24p...

JUSTICE JACKSON would do well to heed her own admonition: “[E]veryone, from the President on down, is bound by law.” Ibid. That goes for judges too.

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 21/06/2025

AI bro thinks a rock rolling down a hill will continue forever. I'm less skeptical of AI than some, but this might be one of the most boneheaded things I've ever seen written on the internet.

Image of a YouTube comment:
Not really, it's just an extrapolation of the trajectory we're on. We've already seen instances where models like AlphaEvolve have meaningfully contributed to algorithmic improvements. I think the bigger assumption is that somehow, for no reason at all, these models will just stop improving and we'll stop making progress. If you see a rock rolling down a hill and there are no obvious barriers in the way, do you assume it's going to stop or keep rolling?

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 17/06/2025

I’d say my definition doesn’t substantially differ from the one in your linked article. Key word being ‘deliberate’.

Geoengineering broadly refers to any deliberate large-scale intervention in the Earth's natural systems to counteract climate change.

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 05/06/2025

Is it a good sign when the judge starts his opinion by citing Kafka?

Opinion in JGG v Trump begins:

One morning, Kafka’s Josef K. awakens to encounter two strange men outside his room.
As he gets his bearings, he realizes that he is under arrest. When he asks the strangers why, he receives no answer. “We weren’t sent to tell you that,” one says. “Proceedings are under way and you’ll learn everything in due course.” Franz Kafka, The Trial

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 05/06/2025

Mr uncontroversial strikes again

Matthew Yglesias post:
I sincerely cannot think of a less provocative, less trolly thinker than Yglesias whose whole thing is mostly just to insist that obviously true things are in fact true.
April 13, 2025 at 3:14 PM

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 03/06/2025

"I don't have time for your transphobia, there's too much racism to do!"

Camus let out a high-pitched giggle whenever Yarvin asked a particularly odd question, but he was baffled by his guest’s repeated inquiries about Brigitte Macron, the French First Lady, who Yarvin suspected was actually a man. “We are dealing with the most important thing in the history of the Continent,” Camus exclaimed, referring to the rise of nonwhite immigration to Europe. “What does it matter if Mrs. Macron is a man or woman?”

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 03/06/2025

The left's problem with liberalism is not gradualism, it's what it's gradually moving towards. The destination is the distinction, not the rate of change. Liberalism is capitalist, sometimes with strong constraints, sometimes laissez-faire, leftism is anti-capitalist.

In the past decade, liberalism has taken a beating from both sides of the political spectrum. Its critics to the left view its measured gradualism as incommensurate to the present’s multiple emergencies: climate change, inequality, the rise of an ethno-nationalist right.

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Scaredyfish 🐟🐡🐠 @scaredy.fish · 03/06/2025

I find the New Yorker's house style to be pretty irritating. Who puts an umlaut in re-engineer, and who still uses periods in initialisms?

reëngineer (with an umlaut over the second e)

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