Usque ad Finem

Nemo vir est qui mundum non reddat meliorem

[thedreadpiratejames]

[panoramaaa-deactivated20250601]

[singerin]

Where's that omg not to be a lesbian thing when you need it. I'm too distracted by the hotness to google it.

The competence. The strength. The completely casual execution of skill. That leather belt and all of its compartments and whatnot. Mmmm.

[dee-the-red-witch]

Here you go because I am in such absolute agreement.

[sjorsdottir]

lol, the look of surprise on that guy's face is sending me. From the looks of it, this is very likely taken during the Oktoberfest in Munich, which means that woman very likely has been hauling hands full of Maßkrüge (beer mugs with a capacityof 1 litre each, see picture below) around all day and evening. So, aye mate, while you've been getting plastered on horribly overpriced beer, that lass doesn't only smartly use the laws of physics, she also got some phenomenal biceps and could steal all your wives and girls.

[memeuplift]

[madamewesker]

#I sit behind a desk all day looking at spreadsheets, making great money and ruining my eyes

#if burger flipper makes the same wages and benefits I have, I'd be thrilled for my comrades

[mrlovenstein]

Secret Panel HERE 💪 tinyview.com/mrlovenstein/2026/08/03/pain-and-gain

[noctumsolis]

Maybe film would be better if everyone who wants to become a director were expected to first produce a silent film. Without intertitles. A film where the only tool they have is the moving picture.

Maybe then they'd learn to make films where WE CAN SEE.

[noctumsolis]

It's not that I don't appreciate a bit of chiaroscuro, but there has to be enough chiar to o the scur.

[appendingfic]

love watching pre, idk, 2000 movies where there is "night lighting" that tells you it is dark but the director has paid lighting engineers enough that you can also clearly see everything

[northern-punk-lad]

Modern uk history is “the uk had this system that was really good and really benefited the people and then Margaret thatcher scrapped it”

[nerdyqueerandjewish]

My job had a training on AI and I was surprised how honest it was about AI’s limitations and problems, and we spent our activity time finding errors and issues with responses made by AI. But it did beg the question, why would I use this

[nerdyqueerandjewish]

The trainer was like, think of AI as an intern, student worker, or new coworker! They can do tasks for you, but be sure to carefully check their work.

We just established that this “new coworker” is racist, sexist, and can’t do math - why would I ask for their help??

[spaceshipsandpurpledrank]

[afloweroutofstone]

Google quietly added generative AI capabilities to Google Earth, allowing anyone to generate false images on top of real satellite imagery. It seems pretty rudimentary, but the potential for disinformation is sky-high.

Anyway, did y'all hear that they nuked the White House?

[afloweroutofstone]

Within the first few hours of its discovery, people on Twitter used this tool to generate an Epstein Island attraction at Disneyland, a mega-prison within Google’s headquarters, and a sequel to 9/11.

Google has already announced that they will be “rolling back” this feature because of screenshots like these:

The fact that they want to bring it back with “guardrails” is ridiculous. Screenshots like these are not the work of some malign actors, they’re instant proof that your idea is terrible on its face

[headspace-hotel]

What did they think was going to happen

[cosmogyros]

One day. This new feature lasted ONE DAY before they had to roll it back.

There are some more fun generated pics in the BBC article:

Google withdraws Earth AI tool after misinformation warnings

Experts told BBC Verify Google's new feature which let people generate fake satellite images could be misused.

[0rb-it-deactivated20231206]

hands up if you’re a total mess

[onlytiktoks]

Full meeting:

Immigration policy stakeholders testified on alleged abuses of U.S. immigration policy before the House Oversight and Government Reform Task

[polarcell]

I was just talking with a friend who hates cooking which is so wild to me bc I love cooking so much it is hard for me to understand people that don't like it, but i know many exist. my parents don't like cooking either, but my grandmothers both do, so i feel like it jumped a generation for us. and then i also wonder how much of it is learned and how much not. so! poll time

do you like cooking and were you taught to cook by your family?

i like cooking & i was taught

i feel neutral & i was taught

i don't like it & i was taught

i like it & i was not taught

i feel neutral & i was not taught

i dislike it & i was not taught

nuance

Voting ended on3h

[saywhat-politics]

Michigan reports 2 deaths in cyclosporiasis outbreak

More than 11,000 cases of the foodborne illness have been confirmed in the state and 193 people have been hospitalized since early May.

More than 11,000 cases of the foodborne illness have been confirmed in the state and 193 people have been hospitalized since early May.

By Berkeley Lovelace Jr.

Two people in Michigan who had contracted cyclosporiasis have died, the state Health and Human Services Department said Monday.

Both people — whose identities were not provided — had “significant underlying health conditions that may have been impacted by cyclosporiasis and dehydration,” according to a news release.

Cyclospora, the parasite found in human feces that causes cyclosporiasis, can lead to dehydration because of the loss of fluid through severe diarrhea and vomiting, said Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.

The illness is often treated with Bactrim, an antibiotic, although many people with healthy immune systems often recover on their own, he said.

State health officials said no additional information will be provided on the two cases.

[intothewildsstuff]

[sun-nomad]

[depsidase]

[segamascott]