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Norrin Radd, relatable as always.

The US Copyright Office has declared that generative AI art and text generated by prompts cannot be copyright protected.

(Read more: The Verge)

Here's a poster version of the DIY Web Archiving zine's front cover, with some added text if you want to print copies for some space where people can take them—you can hang this poster above or nearby:

Get ready for a possible big influx of new users here due to the TikTok ban and the inauguration. And also a big influx of bots and scammers. Some possibly helpful reminders/tips: gregpak.net/2024/12/20/b...

MTA just announced they are phasing out all 1,700 remaining 1980s era subway cars with the iconic orange seats.

Not gonna lie. I’ll miss them.

My most pretentious opinion is that the language of Shakespeare actually slaps, and is pretty accessible if you find a decent audio drama or screen adaptation. If you invite a few friends over for drinks and a Shakespeare-reading, you will have the time of your life.

A box of these beauties just showed up! I can’t wait for you, yes you, to read it. Publisher will later send out some of these with a fancy slipcase. Anyway, pre-order pretty please?