Let me state this as politely as I can

Ugh.

An easy mistake. That's Steve. Green Arrow is Oliver Queen.

✍️ Writers of Bsky: Instead of “what IP do you want to write for” I have a better question — What NICHE IP do you want to write for? The IP that you’re sure no one cares about but you.

I have a list:
- Scarecrow and Mrs King
- The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh
- Doyle’s The Lost World
- JAG (not NCIS)

Oh man, I adored No Heroics.

I'm not familar with Bad Company, but I'm very curious how you'd do Pitch Perfect.

Are you fucking kidding me with this, Centrelink?!

Actually, yeah, you're right

Green Arrow deeply upset

Palantir manifesto described as ‘ramblings of a supervillain’ amid UK contract fears Alarm caused by posts of Alex Karp, tech firm’s CEO, championing US military dominance and of AI weapons

Did you know, by law a minimum of 10% of the score of any major government procurement must be based on how the proposal delivers Social Value? (Social Value Act plus PPN002/25)

It should be impossible for Palantir to win any UK government contract again.

www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

"The rise of extreme wealth is one of the clearest signs of this imbalance. In 1987, billionaires held wealth equal to 3% of global GDP. Today this tiny elite, just 0.0001% of the world population, owns the equivalent of *16%* of world GDP in wealth."

All boons, to be sure.

This Is Just To Say

I have turned off
the AI features
that were in
the update

and which
you were probably
hoping
to monetize

Fuck you
they were stupid
so unnecessary
and so annoying

I don't want him either. Let the ninjas have him.

The Jerusalem Cross is a symbol of the Crusades. Disingenuous people argue it’s “just a representation of Christianity and not bigoted”

But we all fucking know the Crusades was about massacring anyone that wasn’t Christian.

Pete Hegseth has a HUGE one tattooed on his chest

It’s a symbol of hate.

Palantir are about six months away from ordering their employees to leave audio logs scattered around their offices

crude drawing of a smiling anthrpomorphic dog with a word bubble reading i want them to pay for what they've done

🤗

"Tea. Earl Grey. NOT!"

-Wayne-Luc Picard

Me: I really thought that would work.

Vampire: (Dusting Sun Chips off his jacket) Why?

Okay, my curiosity is too strong: what's the stupid this time?

It's really only the getting away with it part that's shocking now

Trump administration begins refunding more than $166bn in tariffs Claims system launches months after supreme court ruled Trump had no legal authority to impose tariffs

So you and I and everyone else are in effect now refunding American corporations for import tariffs, although we paid for most of them in the form of higher prices — which they won’t now lower because they have monopoly power to keep prices high.

The Art of the Deal.

It does remain as true as it was in July: not true at all.

The "InfoWars" logo in rainbow colors with the Onion logo in place of the "O" with the legend "I support The Onion's hostile media takeover."

I am sat for the Onion's epic trolling of InfoWars.

Kaeyla can turn it over and hit it (ooh, la la la!)

It’s happening theonion.info

Trump and the IRS are in talks to resolve his $10 billion lawsuit over leaked tax records The president's lawsuit, filed this year, alleges that the IRS failed to take the necessary steps to prevent the unautho

Billions in foreign real estate deals while serving as head of state.

Billions in crypto deals while gutting regulation of the industry.

Suing his own government and negotiating a settlement funded by the taxpayers.

We're so numb to Trump grifting off the presidency that hardly anyone notices.

Screenshot of an AI summary of my books that says: Russel D. McLean is known for his crime novels, particularly the J. McNee series, with notable titles including "The Good Son" and "The Friday Girl." Notable Works The Good Son (J. McNee #1) - This is McLean's debut novel, which has received critical acclaim and is often regarded as a significant entry in Scottish crime fiction. The Lost Sister (J. McNee #2) - The second book in the J. McNee series, continuing the story of the private investigator. The Last of the Innocent (J. McNee #3) - The third installment in the series, further exploring McNee's character and cases. The Friday Girl - A standalone thriller set in 1970s Dundee, showcasing McLean's ability to weave gripping narratives outside of his series work. The Good Daughter - Another title that adds to his repertoire of engaging crime fiction.

Doing a quick search on myself for reasons (to find something I wrote online a while back) & notice of course the AI summary of me is the first thing brought up. Click to expand out of curiosity and of course, two of the five books it says I wrote don't even exist... AI IS NOT FIT FOR PURPOSE.