Everyone’s lonely sometimes
but it’s very rare to have zero options to not be lonely sometimes
and there is no mental illness, loneliness, or other ailment or grief that can be cured by the endless submission and selflessness of another human being
Runcible Spork
@runciblespork.bsky.social
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A gentle wiseass, kind soul, and flaneur. Curious & versatile utensil with tines AND a bowl. I support sexworkers and critcal thinkers. Same name in the dark place. Better living through tasteful tchotchkes.
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Just to add to my earlier post, we also don't need AI to show us how Edward Hopper would have depicted a darkened nighttime street because Hopper did actually do just that, for instance in his remarkable 1921 etching Night Shadows www.metmuseum.org/art/collecti...
Art historian weighing in to say instead of using AI to make sh*t up about Hopper's work, you could instead look at the actual sketches he made for a painting like Nighthawks—freely available online—& use your own brain to get real insight into his artistic process whitney.org/collection/w...
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Down by Law (I think it's B&W, it feels like it) Bringing Up Baby any of the older Kurosawa films. (Rashomon?)
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I might need to go see this today.
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Words to live by
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I woke up with the phrase, "Busby Berkeley's Boston Beans" in my head.
It's an omen.
I'm going to have to get a can of those magical legumes in order to see if there are synchronized dancers inside.
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If you want to start taking steps to enhance your digital security, it can be hard to know where to start. Here are some simple concepts and tips.
Want a security starter pack?
Start from the beginning with a selection of simple steps. Surveillance impacts all of us, no matter where we live or what we do. While some of us might be directly affected, others may simply want t...
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Have you hugged your glitter chickens today?
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"Blame the Jews, not us" is quite literally the oldest trick in the book
The Antisemitism Post (tm)
Gotta get the history to know where the tropes live in the discourse today.
