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Two journals held in one hand. One journal is black and has a white ribbon design with “Bullet Journal” written on it. The other journal is white with a black design that says “Grimoire” with the same ribbon background.
A white van with the company name “Trans OX” written on the side and back of the vehicle.
Wikipedia rankings of the top 8 busiest airports in the United States. Atlanta, GA and Dallas/Fort Worth, TX top the list.
Survivorship bias airplane damage diagram
An empty 42U server rack with one shelf installed
Screenshot and voice acting of the original post
Hand holding a purple and black chalice, filled with pink lemonade
A bluejay with a wizard hat edited on its head
Screenshot of man in a hot dog costume from TV series “I Think You Should Leave”. Often accompanied with the caption “We’re all trying to find the guy who did this”
Quinn holding a bowl of fried rice with a TV in the background displaying a large video title that reads “Plastic Paddies”.
Screenshot of the above post, underneath the feed label “Popular with friends”.
Screenshot of an alarm set for 7:25am. The alarm label reads “so back to the cluuuub”
Selfie of Quinn with text labels and arrows pointing to Star Wars-themed items that Quinn is wearing. The labels read “Obi Wan’s lightsaber earring”, “Anakin’s lightsaber earring”, “Death Star popsocket”, “Shitty old man” which points to a Darth Vader t-shirt, and a label that says “I’m normal :)”
A red box titled “How a Game Lives - Jacob Geller” inside a cardboard shipping box
Iridescent purple & black 3D printed headphones stand. The stem is made of curling tendrils.
Screenshot of @kidcorvid.com’s Bluesky profile, showing 666 followers, 603 following, and 152 posts
Selfie of myself wearing Jade Harley cosplay
Quinn dressed in Elias Bouchard cosplay
Screenshot of wholewheatpeet’s Instagram story reading: “It has come to my attention that false rumors have been circulating about an alleged arrest. I want to set the record straight: I have not been arrested, and there is no truth to the claims being spread at AWA. I strongly encourage everyone to verify information from credible sources before jumping to conclusions. The spreading of baseless rumors and misinformation serves no constructive purpose. It not only harms reputations but also undermines the integrity of events and communities. In this case, using false reports in an attempt to have someone removed from an event is not only unfair, but it is also deeply troubling. It is a shameful tactic, and I am extremely disappointed in this community.”
Quinn pictured wearing a Dave Strider Jedi Knight cosplay. The outfit is a black tunic & black pants layered under red tabards & white armor pieces. He is holding a white lightsaber.
Photo of a person holding a smoke detector with its battery removed
Quinn wearing a black button down, black pants, gray trench coat, and black hat.
Lockscreen with a pale cream cassette design
Junko Enoshima cosplay photographed by DTJAAAM
Reaction meme of smug man giving a thumbs up with an arrow pointing from the word deranged towards the man
Image of Tyler the Creator captioned “So that was a fucking lie.”
XKCD comic 2650: Deepfakes, of two figures discussing deepfakes and veracity of media. Figure A: “Thanks to deepfakes, soon we won’t know what’s real anymore. Video will become meaningless.” Figure B: “I dunno. We’ve had Photoshop for decades and staged photos for centuries. It hasn’t made photos meaningless. The bottleneck for fake stuff isn’t technical. The bottleneck is willingness to lie. ‘People lying’ is a very old problem. It’s a known exploit.” Figure A: “I guess technically we’ve been able to make text deepfakes for 5,000 years.” Figure B: “Maybe Ea-Nasir’s copper ingots were actually fine!”
Screenshot of a quoted tweet. The original tweet is a video of a photorealistic car wreck on fire with the caption “This video generated in Unreal Engine looks insanely real”. The quote tweet says “This is amazing, but I think many people don’t realize how in a year or so, this technology and AI generation will absolutely allow users to make completely fabricated, realistic videos, and we will never be able to trust what our eyes see online ever again. So fun!!!!”