Years ago Google decided that the bigger a site was, the better. This is a ridiculous metric and has resulted in irrelevant bullshit, no offense, clogging the internet.

https://xkcd.com/144/

There’s been a DOS attack against the site and its database. The admins said they were going to move over to CloudFlare for DDoS protection and yeah, I just checked, they’re getting served by CloudFlare now. Instability issues should go away.

Knew a girl who would just stop whatever she was doing, find a table or some small place to hide, and proceed to have a seizure. Apparently the hiding was part of it because she was unresponsive and could never remember doing it.

There’s no method here. No plan. No goal. We are watching a grown man have a tantrum because no matter how much money he spends he can’t force people to like him.

I wish they’d do a remaster of the Splinter Cell series. I loved them but the gameplay is too clunky for me to enjoy going back. A few tweaks, especially to resolution, and a fresh coat of paint would be awesome.

I think Morbius is a great example. People enjoyed the he’ll out of that movie, they just didn’t enjoy watching it.

We haven’t begun to talk about it severe trauma that 2020 was for a lot of people. We turned the entire country into involuntary agoraphobiacs and told them they’d die if they didn’t comply. Then we blasted fear and anger into them for years.

GenZ is just broken, they’ll never be ‘normal’ again. Millenials have checked out, Gen A is basically feral. Strange things are afoot at the Circle K my friend.

All the bootlickers are still chillin with spez

There’s just more of us now, Covid caused a lot of trauma that has resulted in a lot of shut-ins. Remote work, instacart, Amazon prime, GrubHub, it’s easier than ever to never leave the comfort of your house. I’m betting there’s a subset of the population that hasn’t left their home in 3 years.

I used to get antsy if I didn’t get out, see people, but it doesn’t bother me anymore.

2014, from an art store, don’t know which one.

Ryan gosling won’t settle until we are all lost in his kind eyes

John Nash Ott (23 October 1909 – 6 April 2000[1]) was a photo-researcher, writer, photographer, and cinematographer who was an early adopter of many modern photographic practices, including time-lapse photography and full-spectrum lighting.

Illinois, but I don’t know about current ownership

Artists like Ott Lights, my mom has one. They’re apparently very accurate

Embarrassment is gone, cringe is gone.

Okay, this is sick.