Okay, I'm new to this, but I've put GiclĂŠe prints of 3 of my photos up on a little shop. I chose three that I think would look good hanging on a wall, and one of them actually does hang in my parents' living room. I'm using The Print Space for this if you need to check the trustworthiness of the store.
Lucy is very touching, affectionate and friendly. She reaches out to people to be petted, but if something is not to her liking, she may show her personal boundaries.
#CatsOfMastodon #Cats
The clock tower, Ăvreux.
Richard Parkes Bonington, from "Voyages pittoresques et romantiques dans l'ancienne France. Ancienne Normandie," vol. 2 by A. de Cailleux, C. Nodier, J. Taylor, Paris: 1825 #illustration #art https://www.oldbookillustrations.com/illustrations/gros-horloge-evreux/
It might be helpful to understand the current tech-capitalist industry like a hostile alien occupier that is terraforming earth for their survival rather than ours.
Traitors to the human race.
Quite windy out there today.
I have a question: If, in theory, I were to offer physical prints of my work, which of the photos would you be most interested in buying?
I hope this email finds you, in this world full of betrayal and misery.
Words cannot express how much I love this chonky little gnome.
Blocked a disabled Tech Bro that unironically said with his full chest in another thread not by me that LLMs are amazing, and that humans deserve to lose their jobs, and then equated his justification by saying no one cried when washing machines were invented to replace people that washed clothes and otherwise by hand. I'm here to remind you that disabled people do not think alike, and it is OK to not listen to every single disabled person with the same velocity that you would not listen to, for example, a gay Nazi. Disabled people can be Tech Bros too. Obviously, hear them out before assuming but I'm here to remind you it's okay to block the minute they crossed that line with your morals.
Wolves roam into Finnish villages after Google destroys 1,300 acres of forest for AI data centers â forest where wolf packs used to live is now an expanse of mud https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/data-centers/wolves-roam-into-finnish-villages-after-google-destroys-1-300-acres-of-forest-for-ai-data-centers-forest-where-wolf-packs-used-to-live-are-now-an-expanse-of-mud
One of the things that I resent most about AI is that it makes uncreative people think that THEY created something, so let's normalize reminding these people that they just used a dumb robot to steal someone else's creativity.
@mxchara Yes, I know Scott, he's been a voluntary advisor for Mastodon since sometime in 2024.