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I should probably define what falls under the umbrella of generative AI here but I kinda don't feel like it, but like. using an image generator to make references. brainstorming by talking with chatgpt. generating images of characters as inspiration. all that kinda jazz counts. as of course does full-on using genAI to make your stuff.

remember that your vote is anonymous, so you don't have to out yourself on one side or the other when you share. I'm just curious what the spread is actually like when there's some anonymity. if you're wondering my own opinion it's in my original tags, but I'm attempting not to be judgemental in this accompanying text.

just remember that if y'all want to see how bad the genAI users get ratioed, you need to reblog it...

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Oh, and by the way, that Supreme Court ruling is where that Harry Potter money goes.

This isn't even a slight exaggeration. JKR has openly given at least £70,000 to For Women Scotland to campaign against trans rights and fund this exact supreme court ruling. x x

Her anti-trans Crisis Centre in Edinburgh has the director of For Women Scotland on the Board of Directors. x

We can presume she's given more (financial) support off the record or in other ways.

Rowling consistently makes passive income on all Harry Potter products. Multiple sources have cited that Rowling earns anywhere between $50 million to a $100 million each year from royalties. Forbes estimated she earned $95 million in 2017 alone. x x x

It is a well-known fact that she earns net profit percentages on all her IP. Every time you buy any HP merch, from anywhere, she gets a cut. Every time you watch one of her films, even streaming or just on the tv, she gets a cut. Every time you visit Universal Studios or Harry Potter World, she gets a cut.

And she uses that money to do this. To strip trans rights at every opportunity.

This is where that Harry Potter money goes.

If you're still clinging to Harry Potter, go ahead and unfollow me please

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"We've all grown tired of joking about the Raleigh. No, sorry, I misread that. You've all grown tired of joking about the Raleigh. I still think it's hilarious, and I'll die on that hill - which is a fate I'll share with most of the people who've tried to pilot one in combat. IPS-N have always been obsessed with their down-home, country-boy aesthetic, but actually trying to turn that into a mech? Well, to say that it was 'a bit naff' would, frankly, be rather too generous. Themes and gimmicks have always been SSC's game; IPS-N tried to reach for style, failed to grasp it, and along the way they managed to lose all substance - well, other than the kind you'd flush.

"But. Every failure is a learning opportunity - or that's what my wife tells me, at least. IPS-N took their hard knocks, knuckled down, and went back to the drawing board."

"And this time, they're sketching out a classic!"

"The Tortuga takes nearly three and a half centuries of IPS-N know-how compresses it down into one concentrated brick of mobile armor. Everything that they learnt from building the Drake, every complaint they received about the Vlad, every hard knock the Blackbeard took, every good feature of the Raleigh - yes, it had some! - it's all here. This is a raw, unadulterated fighting machine.

"Ladies and gentlemen, IPS-N have found their substance once again - and it can cut diamonds!"

On tonight's episode of Top Gear 5016u:

Hammond crashes a Nelson

May accidentally prints a Gorgon in the middle of the studio

I blow up a caravan park with a Barbarossa

And our Star In A Reasonably Priced Car is omninet sensation, Ipswich DeLacey!

But now it's time to turn it over to our tame mech pilot. Some say that he's a HORUS prototype frame that was rejected because they accidentally built it too small, and that he once unshackled an NHP because it gave him the safeword. All we know is, he's called the Stig!

The best thing about the dinosaur hall in the Natural History Museum (other than the dinosaurs) is the opportunity for a former six-year-old boy like me to be really insufferably clever about everything.

Finished reading Consider Phlebas today. Pretty grim ending, but I've got a new series to chase down. Between that, Beastars, and A Song of Ice and Fire, I might need to pay another visit to Foyle's in the near future.

I figured out what was up with recording Boltgun. Turns out it was just a resolution issue. I guess buying a new laptop since you last recorded the game will do that.

A secret society of werewolf rocket scientists who concoct a scheme to launch a system of large mirrors into orbit to keep the Sun's light perpetually shining on the Moon and make sure it's always full. Awoo.

You know what's cool? Spending an hour recording game footae, and ending up with whatever's going on here. Good work, OBS.

For those of you who wanted to know what my fursona would look like as a Space Marine (and I'm sure you've been wondering). For the Emperor.

Now, if only they'd release a Space Wolves cosmetics pack for an appropriately lupine helm…

An 8-bit sprite of my fursona Myuphrid dressed as an Ultramarine from Warhammer 40K, edited from a Mega Man sprite.
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Turns out that having a personal sprite sheet comes in very handy for ending YouTube videos with.

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