triquizzies
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never let a little nominalist hegemony get in the way of your necromancy time.
never let a little nominalist hegemony get in the way of your necromancy time.
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Everybody stop what you're doing and look at this cat I'm sitting
February 11, 2026 at 9:45 PM
Everybody stop what you're doing and look at this cat I'm sitting
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again this all makes so much more sense (derogatory) when you read the kickstarter and see that at no point did they have an actual ttrpg designer on this project
Sitting down to make an Official Neopets TRPG, taking out a copy of D&D5E and staring at it thoughtfully for 16 hours before crossing out "Gelatinous Cube" and writing "Blopple" next to it, I make 100 billion neopoints and get a card that says I can now legally duplicate items
the neopets ttrpg kickstarter is going great
February 6, 2026 at 8:39 PM
again this all makes so much more sense (derogatory) when you read the kickstarter and see that at no point did they have an actual ttrpg designer on this project
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This AI/LLM bullshit is going to take Native representation backwards by centuries.
This TikTok star sharing Australian animal stories doesn’t exist – it’s AI Blakface
theconversation.com/this-tiktok-...
It forms a new type of cultural appropriation, one that Indigenous peoples are increasingly concerned about.
theconversation.com/this-tiktok-...
It forms a new type of cultural appropriation, one that Indigenous peoples are increasingly concerned about.
This TikTok star sharing Australian animal stories doesn’t exist – it’s AI Blakface
The ‘Bush Legend’ is bringing us short videos of an Aboriginal person teaching us about native animals. But he isn’t real.
theconversation.com
February 5, 2026 at 12:31 AM
This AI/LLM bullshit is going to take Native representation backwards by centuries.
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Man goes to Borges. Says he likes hourglasses, maps, eighteenth-century typography, the taste of coffee, Stevenson. Borges says 'great writer Borges shares these preferences.' Man bursts into tears, says 'but in a vain way like attributes of an actor'
January 22, 2026 at 1:06 PM
Man goes to Borges. Says he likes hourglasses, maps, eighteenth-century typography, the taste of coffee, Stevenson. Borges says 'great writer Borges shares these preferences.' Man bursts into tears, says 'but in a vain way like attributes of an actor'
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Secure your own squid first before helping others.
(I'm disproportionately proud of this drawing.)
(I'm disproportionately proud of this drawing.)
February 2, 2026 at 3:58 PM
Secure your own squid first before helping others.
(I'm disproportionately proud of this drawing.)
(I'm disproportionately proud of this drawing.)
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To those who advise me to use chatgpt to generate the lore, you are forgetting how cool it is to be handwriting it in a cafe
February 1, 2026 at 3:37 PM
To those who advise me to use chatgpt to generate the lore, you are forgetting how cool it is to be handwriting it in a cafe
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what impressed me most today was that a huge crowd of people who mostly had never been tear gassed managed to retreat without running or trampling each other. under a cloud of gas that was not moving (zero wind), people held onto each other and walked blind down a street packed tight as sardines
Just got gassed pretty good at the labor union anti-ICE protest in Portland. Massive march, 5-10k strong. Vibes were very much liberal rather than radical. Lots of kids and older folks.
They gassed the whole crowd as soon as it marched on ICE, in broad daylight.
They gassed the whole crowd as soon as it marched on ICE, in broad daylight.
February 1, 2026 at 8:56 AM
what impressed me most today was that a huge crowd of people who mostly had never been tear gassed managed to retreat without running or trampling each other. under a cloud of gas that was not moving (zero wind), people held onto each other and walked blind down a street packed tight as sardines
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Nevermind huge battle simulators with realistic formations, I want Mechabellum set in the mid 19th century.
January 30, 2026 at 8:59 PM
Nevermind huge battle simulators with realistic formations, I want Mechabellum set in the mid 19th century.
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Cafe at The Portland art museum has Rothko no. 5 cakes. Something intellectually meaty about seeing the painting in person, and then eating a cake copy. The complete experience. Full spectrum.
January 28, 2026 at 11:35 PM
Cafe at The Portland art museum has Rothko no. 5 cakes. Something intellectually meaty about seeing the painting in person, and then eating a cake copy. The complete experience. Full spectrum.
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Just talked a student through the bitter disappointment of realizing they probably won’t be able toaccess state archives in India for their dissertation. Some thoughts on how to handle this. 1) as an Indian, I have been hustling my way into archives my whole career so relativize the experience.
January 27, 2026 at 9:22 PM
Just talked a student through the bitter disappointment of realizing they probably won’t be able toaccess state archives in India for their dissertation. Some thoughts on how to handle this. 1) as an Indian, I have been hustling my way into archives my whole career so relativize the experience.
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40k is a deeply unserious setting
(archon plays with a colony like it’s a game of Stellaris , then gets bored)
(archon plays with a colony like it’s a game of Stellaris , then gets bored)
January 20, 2026 at 7:47 PM
40k is a deeply unserious setting
(archon plays with a colony like it’s a game of Stellaris , then gets bored)
(archon plays with a colony like it’s a game of Stellaris , then gets bored)
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neolithic guys get pissed if you tell them their cultures are organized by the type of pots and jewelry they made. "we called ourselves the blood hunters" "we conquered villages far beyond this horizon" sorry bud you're the western linear pottery culture now
January 17, 2026 at 2:52 PM
neolithic guys get pissed if you tell them their cultures are organized by the type of pots and jewelry they made. "we called ourselves the blood hunters" "we conquered villages far beyond this horizon" sorry bud you're the western linear pottery culture now
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With french explanation from @chlowski.bsky.social, trivium = latin accusative singular of "trivia", bourge = french slang for bourgeois, formatting like "town on river". Loosely approximates: St Know-It-All-Town on the River Snooty-Rich lmfao
January 15, 2026 at 7:51 PM
With french explanation from @chlowski.bsky.social, trivium = latin accusative singular of "trivia", bourge = french slang for bourgeois, formatting like "town on river". Loosely approximates: St Know-It-All-Town on the River Snooty-Rich lmfao
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Here is a comic about the aforementioned creative collaboration with @qsy.bsky.social
we are both very cool and professional you should support us
we are both very cool and professional you should support us
January 15, 2026 at 6:56 PM
Here is a comic about the aforementioned creative collaboration with @qsy.bsky.social
we are both very cool and professional you should support us
we are both very cool and professional you should support us
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The first general strike to occur in the US was in Saint Louis 1877 and it was, by no mistake, multi-racial in its solidarity in the face of federal occupiers and deputized state police.
Quoted post unrelated.
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Last night, The Minneapolis Federation of Educators Local 59 signed on to the call for a Jan 23 shutdown. That brings total labor support to: the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) Local 1005, SEIU Local 26, UNITE HERE Local 17, CWA Local 7250, St. Paul Federation of Educators Local 28, and the MFE 59
Unions and community orgs are calling for a Minnesota-wide shutdown in 10 days to protest the ferocious assault by federal immigration agents. They're saying on Jan 23, no work, no school, no shopping. SEIU Local 26, UNITE HERE Local 17, & others are supporting, w/ more to join. By me, Amie Stager
January 15, 2026 at 3:35 PM
The first general strike to occur in the US was in Saint Louis 1877 and it was, by no mistake, multi-racial in its solidarity in the face of federal occupiers and deputized state police.
Quoted post unrelated.
Quoted post unrelated.
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ALSO btw, you can use whatever cheese you have on hand, not just parmesan. It will be delicious pretty much no matter what.
Eating lunch, and somehow I am randomly inspired to tell you all that A) You can make risotto in the instant pot it's super easy and quick and B) you can totally use whatever cheap short grain rice your grocery store sells in that recipe, it will come out great.
www.allrecipes.com/recipe/25945...
www.allrecipes.com/recipe/25945...
Instant Pot Mushroom Risotto
This creamy Instant Pot risotto is easy to make in your pressure cooker with little effort and minimal stirring required for a delicious meal anytime!
www.allrecipes.com
January 13, 2026 at 7:09 PM
ALSO btw, you can use whatever cheese you have on hand, not just parmesan. It will be delicious pretty much no matter what.
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A short but sweet post this week. Next week's article is a semi-sequel to my 1 HP Dragon post from last year.
www.explorersdesign.com/top-5-newsle...
www.explorersdesign.com/top-5-newsle...
My 5 Favorite RPG Newsletters
Forget the algorithms. We've got people to show us the rpg blogosphere.
www.explorersdesign.com
January 13, 2026 at 3:32 PM
A short but sweet post this week. Next week's article is a semi-sequel to my 1 HP Dragon post from last year.
www.explorersdesign.com/top-5-newsle...
www.explorersdesign.com/top-5-newsle...
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no context notes from our fomoria session tonight
January 12, 2026 at 2:24 AM
no context notes from our fomoria session tonight
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Some PRIDE AND PREJUDICE characters, for you Austen fans
January 10, 2026 at 7:11 PM
Some PRIDE AND PREJUDICE characters, for you Austen fans
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i can draw anything
January 8, 2026 at 12:01 AM
i can draw anything
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ONE TOUCH OF THE PICKELHAUBE
January 4, 2026 at 9:07 PM
ONE TOUCH OF THE PICKELHAUBE
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if personnel is policy, then the most fundamental questions about an institution is not "what are the policy directives" but rather "what will get you promoted" vs. "what will get you fired"
January 4, 2026 at 3:46 PM
if personnel is policy, then the most fundamental questions about an institution is not "what are the policy directives" but rather "what will get you promoted" vs. "what will get you fired"