copper and steel

rust free

[kupferstahl]

if you start comparing suffering, youre the loser of the big game

[kupferstahl]

considering the mentalist

s5e5?

setdesign?

costumedesign?

lighting?

camera?

all the design departments, i mightve forgotten someone, exceptional.

exceptional.

[andremichaux]

PSYCH | 4.01

[kupferstahl]

watching the mentalist?

my favourite character is la roche

kiss you on the mouth my beloved internal investigation king

[depsidase]

[transfemme-shelterdog]

Fixed the transphobic/intersexism

[pudulogy]

same animal btw

[mossworm]

Just found out my favorite antique mall closed recently, and now I'm all bummed out. That was where I got my kettle, Chef Fishy. I'll miss you, huge antique mall...

[sacred-portal]

[peoplegettingkindamadatfood]

[gothredy]

[gaslit-dipshits]

Man at City Council Meeting Makes Devastating Case Against Proposed Local Data Center

A former programmer spoke up during a city council meeting in a small town in Ohio, making a well-articulated argument against data centers.

[sepdet]

here’s the viral video of his speech.

[brightlotusmoon]

Hollingsworth said that he used to rely on AI at his job overseeing video content production at a mattress company, making his point of view particularly noteworthy. He explained that he used to feed AI image generating app Midjourney “prompts to create the perfect commercial, training the very machine that would eventually replace me as three months later they would lay me off.” Now he’s become a foe of the tech, he said.

“They want us to trust a trillion dollar industry that tells us with a straight face that they can suck five million gallons of water out of our ground a day,” Hollingsworth argued, to “use it as a liquid heat sink, and return it to our rivers without a single consequence.”

Yet the water “does not stay in the loop,” he explained, but “evaporates into the sky by millions of gallons,” while AI companies downplay the amount of “forever chemical runoff” which is used to “bleed the lines to remove toxic sludge.”

“They say the water is filled once and recycled forever,” Hollingsworth said. “In a laboratory, that might be true. But we aren’t living in a laboratory. We’re living in Ohio.”

The content creator also pointed out how few jobs these data centers could offer, despite being a massive strain on resources.

[hometoursandotherstuff]

[succstosucculent]

@ominous-signs

[ominous-signs]

Official ominous sign

[ominous-signs]

We need to bring this back full swing so bad

[glamourcorpse]

[bedupolker]

This thing is like a mouse drawn by someone who hasnt ever seen a mouse

[ashstfu]

Are you insane girl?

new follower i assume

[circusheart]

If I keep practicing I might even be a person soon

[999888777999-deactivated2025100]

“Why is that?”