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Meia posting (mainly reblogging) things and stuff. Meia poste (et surtout reblogue) des trucs. Des machins aussi. My other tumblr (disability a chronic illness): Mon second tumblr (maladie chronique & handicap) : Chroniques d'Anomalie

[theoppositeofadults]

paris 😍😍😍🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷

[theoppositeofadults]

ça fait 3 jours et je ne suis toujours pas sûre qu’ils sont au courant que l’armistice c’était en 1918

[meiati]

@scienceoftheidiot

Epic fail de ma part... heureusement que j’ai pas besoin de l’arithmétique dans la vie... oh wait...

[hijerking]

i hate wikipedia

[crownedcams]

[seekanewerworld-deactivated2018]

#2017 mood

[anexperimentallife]

[academicssay]

Greeting cards for scientists | @myjetpack

[vanillacoke-zero]

2016: fearing your favourite celebrity is dead when you see his name trending

2017: fearing your favourite celebrity is a rapist when you see his name trending

[welcometoyouredoom]

A book crystallized in the ocean

[blluish]

oh mood

[iguanamouth]

Can you draw a tiny lizard dragon that secretly hoards pennies?

[nightkunoichi-deactivated202111]

I will never not reblog this little cutie

[the-affectionate-boy]

This is pretty adorable, I wonder f this little bugger takes my socks too?.

[boo-ni]

He does take your socks. And he loves them. Very warm.

[gennin-moved-deactivated2018043]

fuck yall and your bad boys. wheres my bad girls. wheres my secretive and mysterious love interest. wheres my outcast gf. wheres my cat rescuing, leather wearing, motorcycle riding wife???

[luftnarp-writes-things]

[bellatorinmachina]

Tokyo by bTakashi Yasui

[lucyrosemarlowe]

!!!!

[bylillian]

That’s my buddy Mike. 

[tzikeh]

For those who need context, that’s Mike Godwin, who coined the first widespread “law” of the Internet (appropriately named Godwin’s Law). The law states, “As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Hitler approaches 1.” It was meant to point out how poorly discussions on Usenet threads tended to fare after they’d been going for a while because eventually someone invoked Hitler or the Nazis. The discussions could be about any topic: computer code, or types of cheese, or a television show–it didn’t matter; eventually, someone would say that the people on the other side of the discussion, or the subject of the discussion, was “just like Hitler.” At that point, thanks to The burgeoning fame of Mike’s new law, people could point out how ridiculous the argument had become (e.g. no, George Lucas was not a Nazi just because he didn’t want people to write Star Wars slash fiction), and once that happened, the argument was over, and the party or parties who had brought up Hitler lost by default.

Godwin’s Law has been the definitive “last word” on Internet discussions since it was coined in 1990. But here is Mike Godwin himself, pointing out that we now live in a world where contemporary global sociopolitical discussion is exempt from his law.

I wish I could laugh.

[vaporize-employers]

Journal accepts paper titled “Get me off your f*cking mailing list”

A paper titled “Get me off your f*cking mailing list” has been accepted by the International Journal of Advanced Computer Technology. But, as Joseph Stromberg reports for Vox , there’s more going on here than just a hilariously missing-in-action...

so i clicked the link to that last article i reblogged and found this and oh my god

this person is 1000% done

[afloweroutofstone]

“Despite how fancy the journal sounds, the International Journal of Advanced Computer Technology is actually an open-access publication that spams thousands of scientists every day with the offer of publishing their work - for a price, of course. Back in 2005, US computer scientists David Mazières and Eddie Kohler created this 10-page paper as a joke response they could send to annoying and unwanted conference invitations… The PDF went pretty viral in academic circles, and then recently an Australian scientist named Peter Vamplew sent it off to the pain-in-the-ass International Journal of Advanced Computer Technology in the hope that the editors would open it, read it and take him off their f*cking list. Instead, Scholarly Open Access reports that they took it as a real submission and said they’d publish it for $150. Apparently the journal even sent the paper to an anonymous reviewer who said it was ‘excellent’.”

[kasael-deactivated20250929]

[academicssay]

[humanoidhistory]

Planet Jupiter, observed by the Juno probe on September 1, 2017.

[just-shower-thoughts]

maybe aliens don’t talk to us because we’re creepy. i mean we send them weird mix tapes and we keep trying to find out where they live

[birdsy-purplefishes]

And we sent them some unsolicited nudes with directions to our house.

[skullsmuldon]

A little video we all should take a moment to watch and think about. 

Instead of thinking about what divides us we should think about what we have in common…

[cantgetanygayerthanthat]

I’ve reblogged this on every account I have.

[actuallyclintbarton]

This is simplistic and intended to tug on heartstrings and all that shit but guys I really needed to see something about people not being dicks so if you needed that too please watch this.

Thanks for this, Denmark.

[jumpingjacktrash]

i think maybe we could all use a little simple heartstring-tugging right about now. <3

[steelplatedhearts]

anyway this is the only theory I will accept now