Nana
@rigg3nbachi.bsky.social
one of those asexual they/thems | anarchic 🏴 | mostly nocturnal | jojo posting til further notice
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Very good advice for when you really wanna do a thing, but are afraid. <3
February 17, 2026 at 5:49 PM
Very good advice for when you really wanna do a thing, but are afraid. <3
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Still thinking about this quote.
"Our standing rule is: If one of us brings up using GenAI in any of our work, then it's safe to assume we've been assimilated by The Thing and should be burned alive by Kurt Russell," said a game design consultant in the US.
Over 50% of game developers now think generative AI is bad for the industry, a dramatic increase from just 2 years ago: 'I'd rather quit the industry than use generative AI'
The latest GDC survey also found that managers are more likely to use generative AI than their employees.
www.pcgamer.com
February 16, 2026 at 1:37 AM
Still thinking about this quote.
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From Hamdan Ballal, co-director of last year’s Oscar-winning documentary “No Other Land.” This is happening now.
February 16, 2026 at 1:26 AM
From Hamdan Ballal, co-director of last year’s Oscar-winning documentary “No Other Land.” This is happening now.
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John Leguizamo is one of those people I forget exists for a couple years and then I see him and remember he exists and it makes me happy
February 16, 2026 at 2:22 AM
John Leguizamo is one of those people I forget exists for a couple years and then I see him and remember he exists and it makes me happy
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Jaywalking in the United States is a made up "crime" that was literally a psyop campaign....
funded by automakers
because their cars were killing pedestrians
So they turned it back around on the victims. "Jay" was a negative slang at the time for someone who was a gullible rural person.
funded by automakers
because their cars were killing pedestrians
So they turned it back around on the victims. "Jay" was a negative slang at the time for someone who was a gullible rural person.
I'm not especially opposed to driverless cabs, but I'm fucked if I'm giving up my ancestral British right to cross the road anywhere if it's safe for me to do so. "Jaywalking" isn't a thing or a crime here, techbros, so your magic cars will have to learn to deal with that.
Politics London discussing driverless taxis casually referring to “jaywalking pedestrians”.
Jaywalking is not a thing in UK law.
Transport for London and Government had better not be asleep at the wheel on this.
Jaywalking is not a thing in UK law.
Transport for London and Government had better not be asleep at the wheel on this.
February 15, 2026 at 1:53 PM
Jaywalking in the United States is a made up "crime" that was literally a psyop campaign....
funded by automakers
because their cars were killing pedestrians
So they turned it back around on the victims. "Jay" was a negative slang at the time for someone who was a gullible rural person.
funded by automakers
because their cars were killing pedestrians
So they turned it back around on the victims. "Jay" was a negative slang at the time for someone who was a gullible rural person.
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> uk parliament pushes legal and extralegal exclusion of trans women from public life
> women's groups start closing en masse
masterful gambit keir and joanne. surely this will protect women
> women's groups start closing en masse
masterful gambit keir and joanne. surely this will protect women
At least 12 WI groups are closing or considering closure after the organisation barred transgender women from membership.
Members say more groups are likely to close, and that the federation’s decision has opened up a toxic, traditionalist culture that will deter younger women from joining.
Members say more groups are likely to close, and that the federation’s decision has opened up a toxic, traditionalist culture that will deter younger women from joining.
‘Carnage of concern and upset’: Women’s Institute groups close after transgender ban
Members warn NFWI decision has opened up toxic culture that deters younger women from joining
www.theguardian.com
February 14, 2026 at 3:20 PM
> uk parliament pushes legal and extralegal exclusion of trans women from public life
> women's groups start closing en masse
masterful gambit keir and joanne. surely this will protect women
> women's groups start closing en masse
masterful gambit keir and joanne. surely this will protect women
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you’re the frog to my toad :) ❤️
February 14, 2026 at 4:11 PM
you’re the frog to my toad :) ❤️
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give 👏 knives 👏 to birds 👏
February 13, 2026 at 5:02 PM
give 👏 knives 👏 to birds 👏
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Over 1,000 Ubisoft workers around the world have walked off the job.
In response to a return-to-office mandate, layoffs, and the cancellation of several games, workers launched a three-day strike.
The workers walked out in response to five French unions issuing the strike call.
In response to a return-to-office mandate, layoffs, and the cancellation of several games, workers launched a three-day strike.
The workers walked out in response to five French unions issuing the strike call.
Ubisoft workers are on strike: 'We are treated like children'
The strike comes after the publisher revealed plans to cut up to 200 jobs and ordered remote workers back into the office
www.polygon.com
February 12, 2026 at 4:43 PM
Over 1,000 Ubisoft workers around the world have walked off the job.
In response to a return-to-office mandate, layoffs, and the cancellation of several games, workers launched a three-day strike.
The workers walked out in response to five French unions issuing the strike call.
In response to a return-to-office mandate, layoffs, and the cancellation of several games, workers launched a three-day strike.
The workers walked out in response to five French unions issuing the strike call.
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my spoon
is too
big
is too
big
AI could never match this beauty...
REJECTED by DON HERTZFELDT (Blu-ray restoration)
YouTube video by don hertzfeldt
www.youtube.com
February 6, 2026 at 9:12 PM
my spoon
is too
big
is too
big
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"but we must have a way to deport illegal immigrants"
Hey, did you know the passport was invented in 1920? Like as a concept it's barely over 100 years old? I think about this a lot. It actually seems like humanity was managing fine without border control for the majority of our existence.
Hey, did you know the passport was invented in 1920? Like as a concept it's barely over 100 years old? I think about this a lot. It actually seems like humanity was managing fine without border control for the majority of our existence.
February 6, 2026 at 2:21 PM
"but we must have a way to deport illegal immigrants"
Hey, did you know the passport was invented in 1920? Like as a concept it's barely over 100 years old? I think about this a lot. It actually seems like humanity was managing fine without border control for the majority of our existence.
Hey, did you know the passport was invented in 1920? Like as a concept it's barely over 100 years old? I think about this a lot. It actually seems like humanity was managing fine without border control for the majority of our existence.
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it's also the "reality is whatever you decide it is" machine, and we are watching the fascists consistently use it to try and rewrite reality as they want it. it shapes an information environment in which people feel they can't trust what they see, the perfect soil for authoritarianism to thrive
AI is a tool of fascism. Full stop. It was created for the specific purpose of stealing the work of others, demoralizing artists, and eliminating middle class jobs to push creators out of art and into the lowest paying work. When you endorse AI slop, that’s what you’re endorsing.
February 6, 2026 at 7:17 PM
it's also the "reality is whatever you decide it is" machine, and we are watching the fascists consistently use it to try and rewrite reality as they want it. it shapes an information environment in which people feel they can't trust what they see, the perfect soil for authoritarianism to thrive
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noticing the personal interests of people you don't know that well only to randomly ask them about those interests like you're consulting a trusted expert and letting them gush about it is like doing drugs for me these days
February 6, 2026 at 6:02 PM
noticing the personal interests of people you don't know that well only to randomly ask them about those interests like you're consulting a trusted expert and letting them gush about it is like doing drugs for me these days
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"make OCs hot thats how you get people"
you fool I am asexual
my definition of "hot is monsters transforming covered in blood but sometimes theyre goofy weirdos"
you fool I am asexual
my definition of "hot is monsters transforming covered in blood but sometimes theyre goofy weirdos"
February 6, 2026 at 5:43 PM
"make OCs hot thats how you get people"
you fool I am asexual
my definition of "hot is monsters transforming covered in blood but sometimes theyre goofy weirdos"
you fool I am asexual
my definition of "hot is monsters transforming covered in blood but sometimes theyre goofy weirdos"
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Maybe the million and oneth study will be the one that convinces people
"By the end of the two-year period, 94% of participants reported they were housed."
A million pilot programs show the same thing: when people are given enough money to afford housing, homelessness ends.
Other supports matter, but housing comes first. Not policing. Not moralizing. Homes.
A million pilot programs show the same thing: when people are given enough money to afford housing, homelessness ends.
Other supports matter, but housing comes first. Not policing. Not moralizing. Homes.
Homeless Oregon youth got $1,000 a month for two years. Most found housing after • Oregon Capital Chronicle
Oregon is the second of its kind in the nation to implement the direct cash transfer program after New York City.
oregoncapitalchronicle.com
February 4, 2026 at 2:46 PM
Maybe the million and oneth study will be the one that convinces people
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Appreciate the credit, but also I think everyone who has been around with open eyes for a few decades could have anticipated it.
@sexabolition.blog called it. bsky.app/profile/sexa...
Pessimistic prediction, but:
At some point, being in the Epstein files a few times without direct evidence that you killed, fucked and ate a baby, is going to become a mark of prestige. Because enough powerful people are implicated that accepting it will be presented as realistic grown up politics.
At some point, being in the Epstein files a few times without direct evidence that you killed, fucked and ate a baby, is going to become a mark of prestige. Because enough powerful people are implicated that accepting it will be presented as realistic grown up politics.
February 5, 2026 at 3:58 PM
Appreciate the credit, but also I think everyone who has been around with open eyes for a few decades could have anticipated it.
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@sexabolition.blog called it. bsky.app/profile/sexa...
Pessimistic prediction, but:
At some point, being in the Epstein files a few times without direct evidence that you killed, fucked and ate a baby, is going to become a mark of prestige. Because enough powerful people are implicated that accepting it will be presented as realistic grown up politics.
At some point, being in the Epstein files a few times without direct evidence that you killed, fucked and ate a baby, is going to become a mark of prestige. Because enough powerful people are implicated that accepting it will be presented as realistic grown up politics.
February 5, 2026 at 2:12 PM
@sexabolition.blog called it. bsky.app/profile/sexa...
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February 5, 2026 at 5:20 PM
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I understand the reasons why it’s more jarring and consequential to see it happen among billionaires, but the kind of shrugging disinterest or impishly approving encouragement of sexual abuse among Epstein’s circle is the same dynamic that happens in less powerful milieus.
February 4, 2026 at 1:52 AM
I understand the reasons why it’s more jarring and consequential to see it happen among billionaires, but the kind of shrugging disinterest or impishly approving encouragement of sexual abuse among Epstein’s circle is the same dynamic that happens in less powerful milieus.
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"And I know there is a place, beautiful and alive like a meadow of flowers. There is a place beyond dungeons and far away from violence, where you and I are allowed to be humans living among humans."
February 4, 2026 at 9:26 PM
"And I know there is a place, beautiful and alive like a meadow of flowers. There is a place beyond dungeons and far away from violence, where you and I are allowed to be humans living among humans."
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It feels worth saying that the thing that unifies men as disparate as Noam Chomsky, Deepak Chopra and Trump is patriarchy. Patriarchy, hatred of women, and the need to dominate them, persists across race and class status. Left movements refuse a robust analysis of persisting gender violence.
February 4, 2026 at 11:24 PM
It feels worth saying that the thing that unifies men as disparate as Noam Chomsky, Deepak Chopra and Trump is patriarchy. Patriarchy, hatred of women, and the need to dominate them, persists across race and class status. Left movements refuse a robust analysis of persisting gender violence.
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Not to “I told you so” but there were plenty of women on the left who were told that speaking up about misogyny within anticapitalist spaces was playing “identity politics” and I am uninterested in entertaining that line of thought at this point.
It feels worth saying that the thing that unifies men as disparate as Noam Chomsky, Deepak Chopra and Trump is patriarchy. Patriarchy, hatred of women, and the need to dominate them, persists across race and class status. Left movements refuse a robust analysis of persisting gender violence.
February 5, 2026 at 1:18 AM
Not to “I told you so” but there were plenty of women on the left who were told that speaking up about misogyny within anticapitalist spaces was playing “identity politics” and I am uninterested in entertaining that line of thought at this point.