Kory

@quarrygo.bsky.social

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App developer. React. Hobbyist. He/Him. 🇨🇦

A circular infographic titled “The Martian Scam Cycle” describes a fictional scam involving a fake Mars colony. At the center is a circle labeled “Martian Scam.” Surrounding it are six colored segments arranged in a cycle, each with a title, description, and icon: 1. Announce Martian Colony (orange) – “Hype up the idea of a Martian colony to attract investors.” 2. Sell Tickets (yellow) – “Offer expensive tickets to potential colonists.” 3. Launch Colonists (pink) – “Send colonists into space, trapping them on Mars.” 4. Create Fake Videos (purple) – “Produce AI-generated videos to reassure investors.” 5. Maintain Ticket Sales (blue) – “Use the videos to continue selling tickets.” 6. The cycle then loops back to the start, emphasizing a continuous scam process. Each segment includes an icon relevant to the stage (e.g., rocket, ticket, people). The design uses bright, contrasting colors against a dark background.
A two pane comic strip. Each pane has a caption underneath. Frame one: the image is a classic hacker with multiple monitors typing commands into a matrix like console. The caption reads: “What people outside of tech think hackers do” Frame two: the image is a basic guy on his laptop with a speech bubble that says “oh they’re using a 17 year old version of PHP”. The caption reads: “what 99% of hacking actually is.”
A screenshot of the OpenAI status page showing a major outage
A random gif in an attempt to test if GIFs work.
An image of "Bluey", the tv show.
A screenshot of the Bluesky setting that you can turn on to require adding alt text on your images.