SultanLulu Portal Informasi Platform Digital Populer

SultanLulu dikenal sebagai portal digital yang membahas berbagai tren internet, mulai dari platform game modern hingga perkembangan teknologi online yang sedang populer.

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SultanLulu Portal Informasi Platform Digital Populer

Di era internet yang terus berkembang, berbagai platform digital mulai menjadi bagian penting dari kehidupan online masyarakat. Banyak pengguna internet mencari sumber informasi yang dapat memberikan gambaran mengenai perkembangan teknologi serta tren platform digital yang sedang populer. Salah satu yang mulai banyak dibicarakan adalah SultanLulu, sebuah portal informasi digital yang menghadirkan berbagai pembahasan menarik seputar dunia online.

Sebagai portal informasi platform digital, SultanLulu menghadirkan berbagai artikel yang membahas tren teknologi internet, perkembangan aplikasi mobile, serta berbagai topik populer yang sedang menjadi perhatian komunitas online. Dengan gaya penyajian yang sederhana dan informatif, SultanLulu menjadi tempat bagi banyak pengguna internet untuk menemukan berbagai informasi terbaru.

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Perkembangan teknologi yang begitu cepat membuat kebutuhan akan informasi digital juga semakin meningkat. Melalui berbagai artikel yang disajikan, SultanLulu Portal Informasi Platform Digital Populer berusaha menghadirkan konten yang relevan dan mudah dipahami oleh pembaca dari berbagai kalangan.

Dengan konsep sebagai media informasi digital modern, SultanLulu terus menghadirkan berbagai topik menarik seputar teknologi internet, tren game digital, serta perkembangan platform online yang sedang banyak dibicarakan oleh komunitas digital saat ini.

[nelc]

[nonlinear-nonsubjective]

I hope you don’t mind, but I slowed the gif down because that is a FANTASTIC move.

[froginakettle]

this is the kind of shit that gets described as “quickly disarmed him” in writing and truly doesn’t do it justice

[chaosisthemethod2themadness]

I’ve had this done to me practice and it feels like black magic when it’s happening too

[lucyisokay]

“My eye catches on a light head among dozens of dark, tousled crowns. I lean forward to see. Hair lit like honey in the sun, and within it, glints of gold—the circlet of a prince.“

[mapsontheweb]

The black areas represent the remaining natural dark skies in the United States

[largedad]

[impossiblepackage]

I’ve been in the middle of the ocean at night and now live in texas and it is so hard to explain to people that no, they have not ever seen the night sky. It is so hard to explain to people that what they think is a proper night sky is fucking pathetic. A disgrace.

People talk about how you can’t see stars in the city and yeah, that’s true, but their concept of “seeing stars” is being able to make out orion’s belt.

So, so few people have see the sky in all its glory and it’s not sad. It’s a fucking crime. Seeing a perfectly dark night, no clouds, not a hint of light pollution? That’s a fucking religious experience.

The sky the vast vast majority of us grew up with is not the sky that inspired us to look up. It is not the sky that inspired constellations. You can’t even see most constellations.

Your ancestors looked at the night sky and said “surely, that is where the gods must live.” And you might be lucky if you can see hardly more than a handful of stars.

The sky is full, fucking FULL, of stars, and you’ve never seen them.

[anarchistmemedistro]

light pollution is also actively harmful to many species of birds, mammals, and insects

[neil-gaiman]

I took these photos on the Isle of Skye, in a place with no light pollution. Skies can look like this.

[ziidoodles]

October 20th: Music

they’re so fucking important

@crimesorciere-oracionseis-week

Don’t Repost <3

[kisshufan4ever]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Day 4 @crimesorciere-oracionseis-week

[animentality]

[wilderspace]

[beautifulsmile-sadeyes]

Sizhui: This is a mistake

Jingyi: A mistake we're going to laugh about one day!

Sizhui: But not today

Jingyi, still enthusiastic: Oh, no. Today's going to be a mess

[agreyeyedgirl]

it feels so nice to get all these headlines in my inbox, finally some good fucking news

[120000-ants-deactivated20210730]

[thesecretuncle]

WAIT

HOL UP

[leehttuce]

[strongermonster]

perhaps some will disagree, but i think the world got worse when we changed the colour of the night

[strongermonster]

this is what i mean

[degenderates]

Via @bulbaderp

[itistimetodisappear]

To be clear, THIS is how nights of the future should be lit

This is bat friendly street lighting, which not only looks sick as fuck but allows bats to pass through without disturbance, as they cannot see red.

orange and especially white lights deter bats and prevent them from reaching feeding grounds at nighttime. Please if you can, write to your local council and encourage red street lights!!!!

[cql-screenshots]

[mariacallous]

[elfwreck]

This is another "hot coffee" lawsuit, meaning, "customer got life-threatening injuries from lack of safety mechanisms, and the company has convinced the press that it's actually Karen Bitching About Breaking A Fingernail."

Whenever you see these: Remember that even sleazeball ambulance-chaser lawyers are not going to take on mega-corporations like McDonald's or Disney if they don't think they have a real case.

It is, in fact, a crime and a violation of lawyer ethics code - like, the kind that can get them sanctioned or disbarred if it's bad enough - to take on cases that they know are bogus; it's considered a waste of the court's time, which is a waste of public resources. They are literally not allowed to present a case to the court that they know damn well is not a valid claim for damages.

If you drop a coffee cup on your foot, and it is bruised and sore for a week... no lawyer is going to help you sue McDonald's for having slippery coffee cups.

But that's the kind of thing they are trying to claim happened here, tried to claim happened in the Liebeck coffee case. (...Don't google for the images unless you have a strong stomach.)

[marzipanandminutiae]

a friend of mine was modeling for a speed haircutting demonstration at a convention, and a celebrity stylist slashed the back of her neck with the shears. she says he would not let her leave the stage to seek medical attention until the haircut was finished, and tried to hide the injury. there was a suspicion that he was high at the time, but I never heard whether they confirmed that or not. she had to go to the hospital and was left with a large, very visible scar from the incident (and, you know, she made her living on her appearance). I saw the wound, stitched up, not long after the incident; it was bad

the headlines when she understandably sued?

"Model Sues Over Bad Haircut"

some of the most vile comments I've seen were on those articles, which universally painted her as a spoiled bimbo out to get this poor innocent stylist. fuck headlines like this, and the people who write them

[guerrillatech]

[silly-slacker-person]

There are political newspaper comics that aren't this succinct

[animentality]

[aniseandspearmint]

Really, the answer to most 'so many cases of X didn't use to exist!' complaints is that THEY USED TO DIE.

Allergies? Gluten intolerance? Cystic Fibrosis? Seizures? Asthma? Diabetes?

THOSE USED TO BE ALL BUT DEATH SENTENCES.

[frankiensteinsmonster]

Y'all ever notice that when people say "There were never that many X people before!!!" X people almost always seem to be Housebound due to Lack of Accessibility or Chance of Severe Illness, Unrepresented because no one Put A Name to the Demographic, Oppressed with Physical Violence and Societal Ostracization, or straight up fucking Dead?? Just me?

[marzipanandminutiae]

on top of all that, people might not have come into contact with the things they're allergic to in the past. or not as much. how would a European person with a peanut allergy have ever encountered the things before American colonization? one of my friends is very allergic to bell peppers, but her Scottish ancestors c. 1700 would probably never see one in their lives. we often have much more diverse diets nowadays

(if it was a mild-moderate enough allergy, they might also just call it an "intolerance" and avoid the thing in question as much as possible. they might not have known why it got them sick, but they could definitely put two and two together)

(also, haven't allergies actually increased? I don't know much about it, but I've heard that's the case)

[chaosisthemethod2themadness]

I have celiac, my mom has it (she went gluten free after I did). My grandmother, great aunt, and great grand mother all struggle(d) with osteoporosis. My great-grandmother had to have parts of her intestines removed because of digestion problems/damage. Do you know what untreated celiac does to the body? It leads to osteoperosis (because of malabsorption) and damages your intestines.

It's not that people didn't have celiac disease, it's that they suffered the long term symptoms without knowing why.

[apas-95]

'stockholm syndrome' being invented by a police negotiator to explain away why a hostage said police actions were making her and the other hostages feel unsafe is like. yeah

[the0ldmann]

Holy shit I never fucking knew this-

Screenshot straight from the wikipedia page