Waking up to prime time scheduled genocide.
Posts by karsh
Once Colbert's Late Show ends, Byron Allen is filling that time with his own content.
variety.com/2026/tv/news...
Baked chickpeas with tomatoes, but I used Boursin instead of feta. Superior choice.
A low-angle, cinematic shot of a mature woman with wavy silver hair looking downward with a stern, authoritative expression. She is dressed in a professional navy blue blazer over a white pussy-bow blouse, positioned against a stark, white cinderblock wall that suggests an institutional or industrial setting. The framing is tight and slightly obscured by a dark foreground element, likely a railing or doorframe, which enhances the sense of observation or confrontation. The lighting is cool and somewhat flat, contributing to a cold, high-stakes, or suspenseful mood that emphasizes the character's formidable presence.
๐ on Karsh Writes: Sunday Asides #89 - https://karsh.weblog.lol/2026/04/sunday-asides-89
And it's featured on the homepage today!
Rabbit rabbit. ๐ฐ
In layman's terms, don't get attached to this shit.
"AI sycophancy is not merely a stylistic issue or a niche risk, but a prevalent behavior with broad downstream consequences."
techcrunch.com/2026/03/28/s...
Yet we still can't get decent GIF uploads #onhere.
techcrunch.com/2026/03/28/b...
(This is the series I'm talkin' about.)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=suvi...
I am not gonna pop for a Paramount+ subscription, but I also really wanna see that Ben Johnson series that just premiered earlier this week.
A medium close-up of a young woman with dark hair and a tan, pearl-studded headband shows her with a deeply distressed and pained facial expression. She wears a cream-colored ribbed quarter-zip sweater and small gold hoop earrings, looking slightly off-camera with furrowed brows and her mouth parted in a grimace of concern or sadness. The background features warm wood paneling and a red leather booth, with a framed photograph of a person in a turquoise dress partially visible behind her. The cinematic lighting is soft yet focused, emphasizing her emotional vulnerability and creating a dramatic, high-stakes atmosphere typical of a reality television or soap opera scene.
๐ on Karsh Writes: Sunday Asides #88 - https://karsh.weblog.lol/2026/03/sunday-asides-88
I was hearing them over West End yesterday evening!
Listening to The Daily, and Iโm hearing this Black woman in Florida who voted for Trump blubbering about gas prices and struggling.
It was rural Alabama! In the 80s!
So yeah...kinda. ๐
A vintage, one-piece mid-century school desk sits on a neutral carpet against a plain wall, illuminated by soft, natural sunlight from the side. The desk features a pale sage green metal frame with visible scuffs and wear, an integrated wooden seat, and a wrap-around wooden desktop supported by a single metal arm. A hollow storage cubby is built into the base directly beneath the seat, while the backrest consists of two horizontal wooden slats. The overall style is nostalgic and utilitarian, capturing a sense of retro classroom history through its worn textures and classic industrial design.
Showed this desk to my goddaughters tonight because me and her father were talking about desks in grade school. I had this kind up until 4th or 5th grade, and then we got those plastic and metal ones.
Youngest GD: "Did you go to school during The Color Purple?"
The way he scoops the local stations is crazy. I'm tuned in.
Hood Anchor Ye doing MOTS interviews in the ATL airport while being wheeled around in a chair by a TSA agent.
Only in Atlanta.
It'll never happen. That is, unless the U.S. government finds some way to strip the moon of resources needed on Earth. But even then...nah. That's wartime money.
www.theverge.com/science/8998...
That stretching sound you hear is the AI bubble about to burst.
Other countries are already starting to scale back to COVID-level lockdown procedures. Not sure if the U.S. will follow suit.