Dust

pictures, duh.

[allelitewrestlings]

Twin Peaks: The Return 3.04 // AEW Dynamite: June 3, 2026

[spaceshipsandpurpledrank]

TLDR: this white queer person tried to hold other white queer people accountable for their racism and they DID NOT LIKE THAT

[questionableadvice]

~ Etiquette, Jr., by Mary Elizabeth Clark and Margery Closey Quigley, 1965

[gotankgo]

vintage black light posters

[gotankgo]

Moon Castle, early 1970s, black light and

[smooth]

[oneheadtoanother]

[word-for-today]

Word for today: gadgetbahn

[enchantedbook]

Illustration: Virgil Finlay (1941) for the horror and science fiction story "The Colour Out of Space" by H. P. Lovecraft.

Originally published in the October 1941 issue of Famous Fantastic Mysteries.

[straightpeoplereceipts]

This is Captain Kirk of the USS Enterprise speaking. We’ve entered the orbit of a planet not terribly unlike our own… save that it is exclusively populated by petty old queens.

[straightpeoplereceipts]

They seem to have accepted Commander Spock as one of their own.

[katelyn-danger]

It is morally correct to be horny on main.

If we really want to fight against this puritanical culture that seems to be hell-bent on running sex workers off the internet and banning pornography wherever they can find it, you have a moral duty to post hole on main. Doesn't have to be your own hole but you got to post it.

[katelyn-danger]

New copypasta just dropped

[tamamita]

Same guy

[beelko]

Reblog hole to destroy bloodlines and oppress Christians

[hometoursandotherstuff]

[quasi-normalcy]

wow if only everyone warned you about AI hallucination.

[thepl-ace-icallhome]

Maybe it would help people stop making these kinds of mistakes (and falling for AI advertising that claims that it can handle this sort of thing) if we explain that generative AI actually never “hallucinates,” because that would require it to have a mind that can perceive and believe.

Instead, it’s doing exactly what it was designed to do, as a Large Language Model: it’s stringing a whole bunch of sentences and paragraphs together as an ultra-sophisticated autocomplete.

Sometimes those ultra-sophisticated autocompleted sentences, when interpreted by humans, will appear to be true. Other times, they will appear to be false. The AI itself has no idea whether its outputs are true or false—in fact, it has no idea what “true” and “false” mean, or what anything means. It’s just a pattern-recognition algorithm going “This word often follows that word in this context” a few dozen or hundred times in sequence until it finally goes “This word often ends things in this context” and stops.

Let’s all stop using and expecting fancy autocomplete to do anything except fancily autocomplete—especially when the people trying to sell it to us claim it can do so much more.

[razielim]

that's it that's the nutshell genai is in

[jukebarks]

reminder

[ducissatenebrarum]

Coral tree with “serpent tongues” (aka shark teeth) 🪸🦈, before 1562, Germany.

Guests could pick one of the dangling objects to test food or drink for toxic contamination. The Middle Ages are the best, truly.

Vienna, Treasury and Museum of the Teutonic Order

[ladythatsmyskull]

Fossil Sharks’ Teeth: A Medieval Safeguard Against Poisoning

[only70sgifs]

Zardoz - 1974

[omercifulheaves]

John Boorman’s Michael Moorcock’s Brave New World of The Apes.

Not surprising to learn that Boorman was frequently high off his ass making this, which is a shame because there’s a fascinating sci-fi film in there amongst all the New Age hophead nonsense.

[nerdreamer]

[alwayswiselight]

It would sure as hell make me happy.