pj wolf

@pyrostinger.bsky.social

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he/him, late 30s, Icon by @donryu.bsky.social, banner by @bleatsy.bsky.social. I'm Black, so my existence is political. Black Lives Matter, of course. Find my writing here: https://sofurry.com/u/pyrostinger No kids, please. #furrywriting #RedEyeReviews

"AI" is in the center of a red circle. The circle is bisected diagonally by a red line. Around the edges of the circle are "Keep It Human"
A shot of mostly crowd from a No Kings protest
"You're on a 669 day streak"
The page for MyTipMe support, which followed me for some reason. I also found out I'd followed MyTipMe, an account that Bluesky marked as "spam". After this picture was taken, I have blocked both accounts
A screenshot of the Steam launch screen of Stardew Valley. Circled in blue is the play time of 1696.9 hours nicenice
Photo of pre-dawn over looking a wooden pier and the ocean, with lights from distant buildings in the background
A picture of a little sign found on public transit. It has a picture of a stylized frog holding a cartoon heart. It also has a poem. Roses are red Frogs are green Drink some water You dehydrated bean
A picture of an advertisement I found. The ad is selling a tan baseball cap, with a tattered or faux stitched on American flag. Under the flag is the word "Freedom". On the side of the hat is a black cross made up of, presumably, the same type of nails that were hammered into Christ's hands and feet to really sell how incredibly Christian the wearer is, since they have the merch. On the visible side of the brim along the edge are the words "Charlie Kirk", probably to sell that Charlie Kirk died for our sins when, if anybody's, he died for his own
Text of the depicted letter follows. To whom it may concern: You do business with my bank. No doubt part of a myriad of other banks that you do business with, providing them with debit cards. However, I am displeased to find out that you are caving to the whims of Australian prudes because they cannot handle interactive _fiction_ with themes they dislike. If I were to buy Game of Thrones, the first book in the series that was turned into an incredibly popular HBO show, will you block the purchase? After all, those books contain gratuitous violence & more importantly, a _major_ plot point is the _incestuous_ relationship between two characters. Why would that be different from HuniePop, which is Bejeweled but with _drawn_ pictures of women in scanty & no clothing as a reward? I do not want you over my shoulder, judging what I spend _my_ money on. I do not need or want your input on what I buy & if it fits the moral proclivities of Australians who cannot handle fiction. Process my payment or I will take my business elsewhere.
A picture of a Kindle lockscreen depicting four books. One of which is T Kingfisher's Hemlock and Silver, another clear as We Love You, Bunny by Mona Awad
A post by Tim Dawson, quoted as follows. Lot of negativity toward AI lately, but consider: Are the tools ethical or environmentally sustainable? No. *but* do they enable great things that people want? Also no. *but* are they being made by well meaning people for good reasons? Once again, no. Maybe you're not being negative *enough*
rando: Did I disturb you Wolf? :>) me: do i know you r: No, but we share some similar interests I think :) m: so why did you contact me r: Because you like yiff :) me: and? r: Horses :) m: so let me get this straight. you contacted me because you saw me... somewhere, thought i liked furry porn, and decided to... what strike up a conversation based on common interests r: yes r: sorry :>( r: If I knew you didn't like it, then I wouldn't have done it m: don't get me wrong, i do like furry porn. it's just that this is a really shitty way to go about trying to contact people who you seem to think share similar interests. this all comes off as sketchy as fuck and also there isn't really anywhere you're offering to take the conversation r: Oh ... sorry r: I understand r: Just wanna make some friends that's all. But I understand you :) I blocked this person shortly after this
A headline of a news article on news aggregation service MSN. The baffling headline reads "Intersectional Communist Zohran Mamdani Shows Democrats Can't Quit Obamaism" which sure is a collection of words. It's over a picture of NYC Dem mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani smiling. I haven't read this article yet but I'm guessing it's going to be a very stupid hit piece
Highlighted text: During the livestream release event for Grok 4 last week, Musk said he's been "at times kind of worried" about Ai's intelligence far surpassing that of humans, and whether it will be "bad or good for humanity."
An attempted follower whose handle I have obscured. Their first post was a Bible verse about everyone sinning, like they have by attempting to follow me. The verse is Romans 3:23‐24 for the curious. I have blocked this account, and will continue to do so for accounts I do not like the vibe of
Some random account's description with the words "Elevating Brands to New Heights" circled. The only important things to know is the handle (@oliviamcdonaldd231.bsky.social.com) and the fact that this probable bot tried to follow me. I don't need followers.
An advertisement where one can apparently buy a Brookline Police Pride Patch for $5 and a lot of your dignity! Though evidently the patch sales benefit the Trevor Project but why not just donate to the Trevor Project and not get a tasteless rainbow flavored cop patch?
Some fuckass genAI user "artist" has watermarked their picture of who cares, it's a picture generated by a large language model and therefore stolen and can be thrown out. However, this person in posting it to Bluesky,has put a watermark of their screen name, FossyCat, on there. I guess to try and proclaim that they are, too, a real artist. Sorry, but using Stable Diffusion or any other LLM image generator invalidates any artistic effort you probably didn't make anyway, so trying to claim like you own it is hilarious and sad. Pick up a pencil next time, FossyCat
Some absolute idiot who tried to follow me. I've highlighted how they call themselves an "AI artist" which is the epitome of contradictions if I ever saw one
A stylized image of the umbra (deepest part of a shadow) of a planet, as thrown by a sun.
Some fucking rando who decided to come out of nowhere since I made the mistake of asking for a logo on a public social media site faving the post where I said I'd block people who I don't like the vibes of. They have failed reading comprehension forever
A rare picture of my fursona, pj wolf, with a big toothy grin full of socialist teeth. There picture is side on, so you can see a bit of the pentacle tattoo over the muzzle and all the floofy gray fur
New text document, and centered is 860 words, 4,753 characters
Lower left corner of a laptop screen and this time the word count reads "2,033 words, 10,561 characters".
1,493 words, 7,838 characters
A perhaps slightly blurry picture of the lower left corner of a laptop screen. Centered is "1,141 words, 5,977 characters". One can also see sentence fragments, such as "And you" "I will give" "tilted it's head" "My eyes flick" "loincloth, but" and "there." What is this mystery story about, oh no?
A brand new text document, with 520 words, 2,794 characters on it already
The point of this picture? The centered portion, or 4,107 words, 22,782 characters. In a hint, there's also the word "groaning" followed by--in another paragraph--"the demon" and then "split". Lots of teases, but no complete sentences, oh how exciting!
Yet another snapshot of the lower left corner of a laptop. Centered are 3,066 words, 17,142 characters. More progress! Also there are hints of the story to come... but carefully not in any way that might reveal the story. No hints!
2,632 words, 14,717 characters, and a slowly growing document. The words must flow
Not as much progress as before. But the word count, at 2,421 words and 13,645 characters is still larger than before
The perhaps final word count of this story is 1,839 words, 10,161 characters and this picture of the lower left corner of a laptop screen with a word processor open cements it
As usual, this is a picture of the lower left corner of a laptop, mostly to show off the "2,213 words, 12,439 characters" which shows the story grows... it grows!!!
Once more, the lower left of a laptop screen. A very out of context part of a story lies in the upper right corner. More or less centered -- and the reason this is being posted -- is the word count of the word processor, which reads "1,117 words, 6,611 characters"
Once again, the lower left corner of a laptop screen. The word count now stands at 1,185 words, 6,589 characters. There is also a somewhat intentionally cropped section of text, where one could see part of the paragraph that inspired the story, along with part of the story
Cropped screenshot of some chud who's name I've forgotten because I've purposefully crossed out his name. Follows 22 people, is followed by 16, has 142 posts
As normal, a lower left corner of a laptop screen, and centered is 649 words, 3,586 characters. There is also snippets of purposefully cropped writing to tantalize
The possible final word count of the story sits at 4,815 words, 26,006 characters
From a different computer this time. But the lower left corner of an apparently dusty computer screen is shown, and centered is "4,228 words, 22,901 characters".
Cropped screenshot showing That Art Doe (@thatartdoe.bsky.com) with the 69 follower count circled. Nice.
A landscape shot this time of the lower right corner of a laptop, showing "3,418 words, 18,484 characters". The story has grown by approximately 700 words, which is something
A picture of the lower right of a laptop screen, showing "2,748 words, 14,752 characters" Going by the pics on my phone, this is about 700 words over last time I wrote, so go me
Another picture of the lowe corner of a laptop screen. Centered is "2034 words, 10859 characters". Following on from the previous two pictures, over 1200 words have been added today in total
Close up of a laptop screen, showing "1630 words, 8677 characters". The story grows.
Centered in the picture is "5,739 words, 31,217 characters", indicating that maybe I'm actually done editing this story
The final word count, centered as with all the other pictures, stands at 5,525 words, 30,127 characters
Centered in the picture is the final unedited word count: 5,256 words, 28,607 characters
Another picture of the lower left corner of a computer screen. Centered is "4,990 words, 27,111 characters".
The story grows. Now the picture, still of the lower left of a computer screen, centers "4,297 words, 23,331 characters."
Same as before, but the word count now reads 3,328 words, 17,915 characters
As before, the lower left corner of a computer screen. Centered, mostly, is the word processor word count. It reads "3,062 words, 16,476 characters".
The lower left corner of the LibreOffice word processor. Centered in the picture is the word count: 2,638 words, 14,156 characters. Progress still continues.
It's a picture of the lower left corner of a laptop screen. More-or-less centered is "2,088 words, 11,210 characters", implying progress on this story is continuing