It is against our beliefs to charge any monies for doing any spiritual healing works. If you meet folks who try to charge you monies for spiritual healing works - they're grifting charlatans. My peoples believe we go to demonic dungeons, if we ever charge monies to help people suffer less. We will accept foods. If we have to travel far to deliver our spiritual ceremonies services, we'd like to not be out of pocket for providing free spiritual healing services. We will sleep on your floor.
@msquebanh
You are like the modern day spiritual healer. Well, I suppose they never went away, so you're just a day spiritual healer. Good on you, someone's gotta look after us sorry lot.
I received a request tonight, for a deep heart & longtime resentments clearing ceremony.
I do all requested heart & resentments cleansing ceremonies by running creeks or rivers. I choose ceremonial locations - based upon the request of spiritual healing needs.
I always choose running fresh water sources - specifically for cleansing of heart & heart related hurts/pains. It's very powerful & meaningful energies. I explain more on this, during offline spiritual ceremonies.
You know, if we ever detect a SETI signal with an LLM as its payload, I'd totally get behind any proposal to RSVP the asswipe fuckers who sent such a jack-in-the-box with a Nicoll-Dyson laser, because those things LIE (and can't actually be made truthful):
Oh YEAH. On top of the baby goats, the stupid committees, the student talk judging, the teaching, and the conference wrangling I'm supposed to do today, the switchover of my university email to microsoft has left me emailless. I made a first attempt to get it to work with Thunderbird (and failed), but managed to get in to the web version so I'll see if there's anything really urgent. But maybe it's a good thing I don't even have time to worry about email today...
Yesterday I had one person say I'm too so pro-tech pro-capitalist and one person say I was trying to force a leftist ideology, and both were responding to A City on Mars. All I can say is I wish people would stop trying to find the hidden motive and just read the words as plainly written!
@danirabbit
If you did, what would you work on? I could use some neural network tools on my system, like a chat bot that has been fed all the linux wikis to help me troubleshoot stuff or locate configs or something. Or a bot that sorts my photos based on the people in it. Just spitballing.
It's nice and warm out, and the 2 new baby goats are really healthy, so they got to go out and meet their herdmates. (Their herdmates were EXTREMELY interested in meeting them, hilariously, especially the llama)
I wish all the speculative capital being pumped into hyping AI and cryptocurrency could go somewhere useful instead—like grid-scale backup batteries, photovoltaic power farms, desalination plants, high speed passenger rail, and building car-optional cities. (With a portion reserved for maintenance and infrastructure, which are always neglected by cultists who worship economic "efficiency".)
@cstross
They are scared Charlie, they think they see the end coming. The lower rung hucksters are latching onto the AI investor teat, they see a way to finally cut the pesky humans out of the balance sheets. Charlie, the silicon valley gestalt sees the final human advantage replicated in silicon. It doesn't want to be a chump standing when the music stops. Some want to improve the human advantage with neural links. Most want to be the last Thiel standing. Last game Charlie, winner takes all.
For our anniversary my girlfriend got me a preserved sheep heart and I got her a vintage lobotomy pick.
We're less Romeo & Juliet and more Gomez & Morticia. 😛
The commander who gave the order to fire on the WCK convoy, Colonel (res.) Nohi Mendel, was a graduate of Ateret Kohanim, an extremist religious organization. His reasoning for ordering the attack: "if they've already delivered food, they're no longer under humanitarian protection." John Brown/Sebastian ben Daniel's point that the war criminals all turn out to be right-wing and religious strikes true again. https://www.ynet.co.il/news/article/hypzdd3ya
@Alon
"if they've already delivered food, they're no longer under humanitarian protection."
Holy shit! I thought it was a case of a nebulous order that was executed with malice, you know when everyone in the organisation hates someone everyone does their little part in nudging everything to fuck them over.
I didn't think Mr. Skeletor Hitler was running the show! God damn, at least try to lie and appear like a human.
XKCD comic pointing out that that the difference between 91% (or even a 99%) eclipse and a total eclipse is extremely dramatic. An almost total eclipse is barely noticeable, while a total eclipse is a visual phenomenon unlike any other.
@AkaSci
EDIT: Oh wow, so much egg on my face. This is not the Dragon Lady, but the Canberra bomber. I confused it with the ER2 that looks kinda similar and flies high. I swear! I'm good at planes, I'm a certified nerd!!
Regardless of your beliefs about Twitter/X... I've seen (and now am a victim of) content farming accounts that just repost other people's TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube video clips, then other accounts with millions of followers (and billions of monetized tweet views) repost the content and earn money off the original content.
The hot dog radio video clip is being posted and reposted on Twitter—I called someone out on it, then got blocked by that user :P
@geerlingguy
This is an old trick. Youtube used to allow Family Guy and other tv show clips knowingly until they were sued. The idea is to have a lot of content quickly to attract an audience, or in case of xitter, keep the audience.
It is against the law, but by the time someone sues them and forces them to correct this behavior, they would have grown and the fine would just be the cost of business.
😏 shit my potnas ask me ' nigga why u stressing alltime '
Whattf 🤦🏾
Me ' jus open yall eyes nigga ' ' fking 1000 things to stress on ' .
Shit istg these nggs living on another planet no fk cap period 🤦🏾
I don’t understand why people who send me emails to promote their software or products expect me to answer them, even just to tell them I’m not interested.
They sent me something, without any invitation. They want to sell me something, or get me to promote their product. Why would they feel I have an obligation to let them know I don’t want to? Just accept that no answer after a few weeks means « no », and stop wasting time and energy on emails.
#WritersCoffeeClub Jan 26
How do you ensure that you don't infringe copyright in your work?
As I write fiction it's not hard to ensure it's all my own words. When I want to directly reference or allude to someone else's work, I try to make it clear that's happening. If I quote someone verbatim, e. song lyrics, I flag it for my editors to confirm I'm covered by Fair Dealing under UK copyright law (which is more restrictive than US law).
@blaft
Hah! The way we talk about twitter is like out of some fantasy novel!
"Child! We were not of this world! Refugees from a world torn asunder by a Demon King, we shelter here. This world is not as powerful or enticing as the original, but it is peaceful and bountiful. Live your life here full and beware to always protect this place from the demons of that other world! Beware the demons and the Demon Lords!"