I don't know if it's just the lighting, but his pupils look quite dialated. I'm wondering if this is a case of stimulant psychosis, or good old regular psychosis. Either way, I don't get the aside in the story to point out his stupid fucking tattoo.
Edit: Now that I think about it, isn't he at the age that schizophrenia tends to manifest?
The AI that made this is pretty interested in the knights Templar.
This is a very sensible change. It's an open secret that discord has been leveraged by hackers for quite some time. You can even search Github and find examples where exfiltration of data is done via discord. Discord is not a file host and should not be used as such. I'm just glad they're doing it in such a way to minimize the impact on users and devs.
Blahaj's expression is killing me lol.
I'm not too familiar with blahaj (I mean I'm just not from the instance so that makes sense) and only vaguely familiar with gardevoir. That being said, this is adorable and very well drawn op!
Oh wow. I love the everforest color palette. Every time I open vim or vscode at work I can hear sarias song playing in my head!
Yeah, they were probably fucking panicking.
Wow, you took the words right out of my mouth. This is just tragic in every way.
I feel bad for the pressure she must feel. She's absolutely beautiful, and it's almost like some weird dude had body dismorphia on her behalf. The edited photograph looks like a fucking cross eyed sex doll. There's no way this is AI. This was some chud with a pirated copy of Adobe Photoshop.
I've been using this for awhile as a self hosted homepage for my home network: https://gethomepage.dev/
Recent updates have been moving towards more the productivity space I think it seems. The widgets in particular might offer what you want, with room for customisation. It's largely configured through yaml. You can stand it up with a docker compose file.
I'm just waiting for someone to claim its because cannabis can potentially exacerbate underlying mental health issues. It's very clear that was not the intention of the article assuming the authors had even known about such a thing in the first place.