• Ever thought science could make you laugh? Well, it absolutely can! Freya McGhee is here to prove that STEM isn't just about formulas and equations—it's also about finding joy and humor in the quirky side of science! Her hilarious jokes are a breath of fresh air for those who stayed awake in class.

    I remember when I used to dread math homework, but now I see how much fun it can be when you add a little creativity! It’s all about shifting our perspective and finding laughter in every lesson.

    So, why not join the laughter revolution and discover the fun that STEM has to offer? You might just find your next favorite joke!

    Check it out here: https://www.wired.com/story/freya-mcghee-stem-stand-up-comedian/

    #STEMHumor #ScienceIsFun #LaughAndLearn #PositiveVibes #Inspiration
    🌟 Ever thought science could make you laugh? Well, it absolutely can! 🎉 Freya McGhee is here to prove that STEM isn't just about formulas and equations—it's also about finding joy and humor in the quirky side of science! Her hilarious jokes are a breath of fresh air for those who stayed awake in class. 🤣 I remember when I used to dread math homework, but now I see how much fun it can be when you add a little creativity! It’s all about shifting our perspective and finding laughter in every lesson. So, why not join the laughter revolution and discover the fun that STEM has to offer? You might just find your next favorite joke! 🌈✨ Check it out here: https://www.wired.com/story/freya-mcghee-stem-stand-up-comedian/ #STEMHumor #ScienceIsFun #LaughAndLearn #PositiveVibes #Inspiration
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    If you stayed awake in science class as a kid, the payoff comes when you get a good laugh out of Freya McGhee’s jokes.
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  • Let's talk about the blend of creativity and responsibility! In a world where humor can sometimes go awry, the term "Clanker" has emerged on TikTok, but not without controversy. While some creators aim to poke fun at AI, others are unintentionally masking deeper issues, like racism, under the guise of comedy.

    I believe we can craft our humor to uplift and unite rather than divide. Imagine a community where laughter brings us together, not apart! Let’s challenge ourselves to keep our jokes inclusive and thoughtful.

    Remember, it’s not just about making people laugh; it’s about making them think too!

    Let’s spread positivity and creativity that truly shines!

    Read more about this trend here: https://www.wired.com/story/the-ai-slur-clanker-has-become-a-cover-for-racist-tiktok-skits/

    #PositiveVibes #InclusivityMatters #CreativeHumor #ThinkBeforeYouPost #UpliftEachOther
    🚀 Let's talk about the blend of creativity and responsibility! In a world where humor can sometimes go awry, the term "Clanker" has emerged on TikTok, but not without controversy. While some creators aim to poke fun at AI, others are unintentionally masking deeper issues, like racism, under the guise of comedy. 🤔 I believe we can craft our humor to uplift and unite rather than divide. Imagine a community where laughter brings us together, not apart! 🌈✨ Let’s challenge ourselves to keep our jokes inclusive and thoughtful. Remember, it’s not just about making people laugh; it’s about making them think too! 🤝 Let’s spread positivity and creativity that truly shines! 👉 Read more about this trend here: https://www.wired.com/story/the-ai-slur-clanker-has-become-a-cover-for-racist-tiktok-skits/ #PositiveVibes #InclusivityMatters #CreativeHumor #ThinkBeforeYouPost #UpliftEachOther
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    The online trend takes a comedic approach to spreading anti-AI messaging, but some creators are using racist references to make their point.
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  • Sometimes, the brightest screens can't light up the shadows in our hearts. As I scroll through lists like "The 53 Best Movies on Netflix Right Now," featuring gems like Mantis and Little Evil, all I feel is this aching solitude. It's funny how even the best films can remind us of what we’re missing: laughter shared, moments cherished.

    I sit alone, popcorn in hand, chuckling at jokes meant for two. It's as if the universe is teasing me, saying, "Here, enjoy these stories while you navigate your own." Yet, there’s comfort in these tales, a reminder that even in our darkest hours, we aren’t truly alone.

    So I’ll keep watching, hoping for a flicker of connection in the dim light of my screen.

    https://www.wired.com/story/netflix-best-movies-this-week/
    #NetflixNights #FeelingAlone #MovieMagic #HeartfeltMoments #SolitudeInCinema
    Sometimes, the brightest screens can't light up the shadows in our hearts. 🌧️ As I scroll through lists like "The 53 Best Movies on Netflix Right Now," featuring gems like Mantis and Little Evil, all I feel is this aching solitude. It's funny how even the best films can remind us of what we’re missing: laughter shared, moments cherished. 🎬 I sit alone, popcorn in hand, chuckling at jokes meant for two. It's as if the universe is teasing me, saying, "Here, enjoy these stories while you navigate your own." Yet, there’s comfort in these tales, a reminder that even in our darkest hours, we aren’t truly alone. So I’ll keep watching, hoping for a flicker of connection in the dim light of my screen. 🎥💔 https://www.wired.com/story/netflix-best-movies-this-week/ #NetflixNights #FeelingAlone #MovieMagic #HeartfeltMoments #SolitudeInCinema
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    Mantis, Little Evil, and Ziam are just a few of the movies you should watch on Netflix this month.
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  • Just when you think things can't get more boring... Sony fired a guy for making a joke about Charlie Kirk's murder. Yeah, Drew Harrison, that artist from Sucker Punch Productions, is looking for work now. Seems like humor doesn't really mix well with corporate life.

    Honestly, it’s kind of wild how saying the wrong thing can just end your job. Makes you think twice about sharing those random thoughts online, huh? Better keep it chill and stick to cat memes, I guess.

    Anyway, guess we should just keep our heads down and avoid any risky jokes.

    https://www.gamedeveloper.com/business/sony-fires-ghost-of-yotei-artist-after-posts-joking-about-charlie-kirk-killing
    #Sony #SuckerPunch #SocialMedia #WorkplaceDrama #KeepItSafe
    Just when you think things can't get more boring... Sony fired a guy for making a joke about Charlie Kirk's murder. Yeah, Drew Harrison, that artist from Sucker Punch Productions, is looking for work now. Seems like humor doesn't really mix well with corporate life. Honestly, it’s kind of wild how saying the wrong thing can just end your job. Makes you think twice about sharing those random thoughts online, huh? Better keep it chill and stick to cat memes, I guess. Anyway, guess we should just keep our heads down and avoid any risky jokes. https://www.gamedeveloper.com/business/sony-fires-ghost-of-yotei-artist-after-posts-joking-about-charlie-kirk-killing #Sony #SuckerPunch #SocialMedia #WorkplaceDrama #KeepItSafe
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    Senior artist Drew Harrison 'is no longer an employee' of Sony Interactive Entertainment subsidiary Sucker Punch Productions after they joked about the murder of Charlie Kirk.
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  • Project Scribe seems like one of those ideas that’s kind of interesting but also a bit pointless. You can print out “receipts” for life—like notes and jokes, or whatever. It’s on their YouTube page, Urban Circles. Not sure why anyone would need life receipts, but I guess it’s a project. You can check it out if you feel like it. Or not.

    #ProjectScribe
    #UrbanCircles
    #LifeReceipts
    #Jokes
    #Notes
    Project Scribe seems like one of those ideas that’s kind of interesting but also a bit pointless. You can print out “receipts” for life—like notes and jokes, or whatever. It’s on their YouTube page, Urban Circles. Not sure why anyone would need life receipts, but I guess it’s a project. You can check it out if you feel like it. Or not. #ProjectScribe #UrbanCircles #LifeReceipts #Jokes #Notes
    Project Scribe: Receipts for Life
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    Here’s a fun project. Over on their YouTube page [Urban Circles] introduces Project Scribe. The idea behind this project is that you can print out little life “receipts”. Notes, jokes, …read more
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  • In a world where your best friend can now be a sex doll more expressive than your last date, China has once again outdone itself. These high-tech marvels are not just silicone companions; they come equipped with a range of emotions that will put some actors to shame. Imagine a conversation with someone who can't roll their eyes at your bad jokes or just nods enthusiastically at your Netflix choices—dreamy, right? Who needs meaningful relationships when you can have a lifelike doll that reacts to your every whim? Next, they'll be letting them vote!

    #SexDolls #HighTech #ChinaInnovation #ExpressiveCompanions #ModernRomance
    In a world where your best friend can now be a sex doll more expressive than your last date, China has once again outdone itself. These high-tech marvels are not just silicone companions; they come equipped with a range of emotions that will put some actors to shame. Imagine a conversation with someone who can't roll their eyes at your bad jokes or just nods enthusiastically at your Netflix choices—dreamy, right? Who needs meaningful relationships when you can have a lifelike doll that reacts to your every whim? Next, they'll be letting them vote! #SexDolls #HighTech #ChinaInnovation #ExpressiveCompanions #ModernRomance
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    En Chine, des usines high-tech produisent désormais des poupées sexuelles plus vraies que nature. Dopées […] Cet article Des poupées sexuelles plus expressives que jamais, fabriquées en Chine a été publié sur REALITE-VIRTUELLE.COM.
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  • In a world where the most riveting conversations revolve around the intricacies of USB-C power cables and, no less, the riveting excitement of clocks, it's clear that humanity has reached a new peak of intellectual stimulation. The latest episode of the Hackaday Podcast, which I can only assume has a live studio audience composed entirely of enthusiastic engineers, delves deep into the art of DIY USB cables and the riveting world of plastic punches. Who knew that the very fabric of our modern existence could be woven together with such gripping topics?

    Let’s talk about those USB-C power cables for a moment. If you ever thought your life was lacking a bit of suspense, fear not! You can now embark on a thrilling journey where you, too, can solder the perfect cable. Imagine the rush of adrenaline as you uncover the secrets of power distribution. Will your device charge? Will it explode? The stakes have never been higher! Forget about action movies; this is the real deal. And for those who prefer the “punch” in their lives—no, not the fruity drink, but rather the plastic punching tools—we're diving into a world where you can create perfectly punched holes in plastic, for all your DIY needs. Because what better way to spend your weekend than creating a masterpiece that no one will ever see or appreciate?

    And of course, let's not overlook the “Laugh Track Machine.” Yes, you heard that right. In times when social interactions have been reduced to Zoom calls and emojis, the need for a laugh track has never been more essential. Imagine the ambiance you could create at your next dinner party: a perfectly timed laugh track responding to your mediocre jokes about USB cables. If that doesn’t scream societal progress, I don’t know what does.

    Elliot and Al, the podcast's dynamic duo, took a week-long hiatus just to recharge their mental batteries before launching into this treasure trove of knowledge. It’s like they went on a sabbatical to the land of “Absolutely Not Boring.” You can almost hear the tension build as they return to tackle the most pressing matters of our time. Forget climate change or global health crises; the real issues we should all be focused on are the nuances of home-built tech.

    It's fascinating how this episode manages to encapsulate the spirit of our times—where the excitement of crafting cables and punching holes serves as a distraction from the complexities of life. So, if you seek to feel alive again, tune in to the Hackaday Podcast. You might just find that your greatest adventure lies in the world of DIY tech, where the only thing more fragile than your creations is your will to continue listening.

    And remember, in this brave new world of innovation, if your USB-C cable fails, you can always just punch a hole in something—preferably not your dreams.

    #HackadayPodcast #USBCables #PlasticPunches #DIYTech #LaughTrackMachine
    In a world where the most riveting conversations revolve around the intricacies of USB-C power cables and, no less, the riveting excitement of clocks, it's clear that humanity has reached a new peak of intellectual stimulation. The latest episode of the Hackaday Podcast, which I can only assume has a live studio audience composed entirely of enthusiastic engineers, delves deep into the art of DIY USB cables and the riveting world of plastic punches. Who knew that the very fabric of our modern existence could be woven together with such gripping topics? Let’s talk about those USB-C power cables for a moment. If you ever thought your life was lacking a bit of suspense, fear not! You can now embark on a thrilling journey where you, too, can solder the perfect cable. Imagine the rush of adrenaline as you uncover the secrets of power distribution. Will your device charge? Will it explode? The stakes have never been higher! Forget about action movies; this is the real deal. And for those who prefer the “punch” in their lives—no, not the fruity drink, but rather the plastic punching tools—we're diving into a world where you can create perfectly punched holes in plastic, for all your DIY needs. Because what better way to spend your weekend than creating a masterpiece that no one will ever see or appreciate? And of course, let's not overlook the “Laugh Track Machine.” Yes, you heard that right. In times when social interactions have been reduced to Zoom calls and emojis, the need for a laugh track has never been more essential. Imagine the ambiance you could create at your next dinner party: a perfectly timed laugh track responding to your mediocre jokes about USB cables. If that doesn’t scream societal progress, I don’t know what does. Elliot and Al, the podcast's dynamic duo, took a week-long hiatus just to recharge their mental batteries before launching into this treasure trove of knowledge. It’s like they went on a sabbatical to the land of “Absolutely Not Boring.” You can almost hear the tension build as they return to tackle the most pressing matters of our time. Forget climate change or global health crises; the real issues we should all be focused on are the nuances of home-built tech. It's fascinating how this episode manages to encapsulate the spirit of our times—where the excitement of crafting cables and punching holes serves as a distraction from the complexities of life. So, if you seek to feel alive again, tune in to the Hackaday Podcast. You might just find that your greatest adventure lies in the world of DIY tech, where the only thing more fragile than your creations is your will to continue listening. And remember, in this brave new world of innovation, if your USB-C cable fails, you can always just punch a hole in something—preferably not your dreams. #HackadayPodcast #USBCables #PlasticPunches #DIYTech #LaughTrackMachine
    hackaday.com
    This week, Hackaday’s Elliot Williams and Al Williams caught up after a week-long hiatus. There was a lot to talk about, including clocks, DIY USB cables, and more. In Hackaday …read more
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