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peachesanmemes · 1 year ago
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As Dracula Daily is making the rounds again, I felt it would be prudent to link my graph posts that visualize the total length per day and the authorship percentages
Send me an ask if there's any other data you are interested in visualizing!
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alley-fox · 9 months ago
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Seiko's file
Look at him, all smug in his fancy outfit!
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takunwilliams · 1 year ago
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Nyc skyline across the Hudson
by technodrome1
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magento-ecommerce · 1 year ago
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Learn the importance of meta descriptions, creating unique ones, recommended lengths, and tips to boost your click-through rates in search results.
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gwopmagazine · 1 month ago
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BEEZY DROPS HIGHLY ANTICIPATED EP PAY ATTENTION PRODUCED BY SUPA BLOCK & REEM DOLLAZ
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE BEEZY DROPS HIGHLY ANTICIPATED EP PAY ATTENTION PRODUCED BY SUPA BLOCK & REEM DOLLAZ [2025 ] – Rising GWOP music artist BEEZY is back with a powerful new EP, Pay Attention, a project that demands listeners’ focus with raw lyricism, infectious energy, and hard-hitting production from Supa Block and Reem Dollaz. Set to make waves in the industry, this release cements BEEZY’s…
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enrcloud · 2 months ago
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Understanding Meta Data: Definition and Real-World Examples
In the digital world, Meta Data plays a crucial role in organizing, categorizing, and improving information accessibility. Simply put, Meta Data is "data about data" that provides essential details about a file, document, webpage, or media. It helps search engines understand content better and improves user navigation.
A common Meta Data example includes webpage meta tags, which contain a title, description, and keywords to help search engines rank content effectively. Similarly, in images, Meta Data includes details like resolution, author, and creation date. In emails, it consists of sender information, subject lines, and timestamps.
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kimbelljr · 2 months ago
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Bell Notes 🛎️ 📝
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teachanarchy · 5 months ago
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TikTok Ban: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)
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go-learn-esperanto · 2 years ago
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I see so many people starting to use Threads as a way to escape Twitter and yes, it's owned by Facebook's CEO and giving Facebook the monopoly of social media is bad but I think we should also talk about the fact that, you know, Threads isn't avalibe in the EU for privacy reasons????? That should be concerning to EVERYONE
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chekhovs-tantrum · 2 years ago
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All of the kisses in the Locked Tomb series thus far, organized chronologically and described accurately
Inspired by @wifegideonnav's post on Tamsyn torturing us:
Suicidal ten-year-old makes out with corpse; gets possessed
^Same kid gets eyebrow kissy and baptism from hometown butch who she's definitely killed a few times
^Same kid sticks vomit-covered tongue into throat of vicious socialite immediately after lobotomy to forget dead girlfriend
Honorable mention because it happens offscreen: Dead Girlfriend's Mom (haunting same kid) (different haunting) vent-reminisces in memories about her unholy thruple-with-two-bodies
Socialite delivers averted cheek kiss with a womp womp womp
Sloppy bisexual thruple (different thruple) fuck God after lemon queen's ex-husband takes her cannibalized nun-wife's name in vain 
Dead planet baby feeling herself; kisses own reflection
DILF distributes daddy forehead smoochies
Dead planet baby perfectly mimics dead bestie's knuckle kiss to codependent bodysharing cousin
Honorable mention because there's plausible deniability: "horrifying noises" made by twins upon reunion 
Dead Girlfriend sees girl who owned/tortured her for years, stares longingly; dead planet baby rolls with it 
DILF gives real kisses to members of thruple (different thruple-in-two-bodies) before besties mutually explode in death-by-codependency
Dead planet back in second body. Bite. 
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descendant-of-truth · 2 months ago
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So I beat Re:Coded for the first time the other day after previously knowing its story from the movie and novel versions, so you know what that means. It's time for more Data Sora Thoughts(TM)
Plenty has been said about how he serves as an interesting comparison to the original Sora, which makes sense as that's kind of the point of him existing. You're supposed to take notice of how he's different, despite all their similarities. He's kind of an idealized version of Sora, which makes sense as he's the Sora that Jiminy wrote. Jiminy doesn't know the depths of Sora's insecurities or his flaws, so Data Sora is almost unnaturally good-willed and pleasant.
But what stood out to me while playing it for myself is how much the game is just... not supposed to be about him, and how much it still is despite that.
Nothing exemplifies this more clearly than his journey through Castle Oblivion. The whole reason he's even there is to be tested, to see if "Sora" is ready to take ownership of all the pain that's inside him. But they're not testing Data Sora, the person, they're testing what they think is just a representation of the original Sora.
So, when Data Sora resolves himself to face the pain head-on and not run away from it, even learning that it can help him connect to people, no one thinks this is unique to him. They just go, "great! that means Sora's ready, too!" with absolutely zero awareness of the fact that they can't really treat him like this now that he has his own heart.
Which, is kind of insane?? Data Sora is provided a consistent level of support and guidance that even the original Sora didn't get, he develops a heart of his own because of how effectively he was nurtured by his friends, and yet. None of them have ever seen him as HIS OWN person. Even Data Riku, who introduces himself as "zeroes and ones that look like somebody you know," is incapable of separating himself and Sora from their originals.
Data Sora is surrounded by people affirming his personhood while in the same breath denying his individuality. It's an interesting position to be in, to say the least.
That said, the characters may think the test is all about the original Sora, but narratively? It's absolutely about Data Sora, too.
You know how he was surprisingly at peace with the fact that the journal resetting meant that he'd lose his memories? He seemed pretty content with the knowledge that his friends would be able to remember their journey for him, even if he got a little choked up about saying goodbye. It's easy to think, while seeing it for the first time, that because he's already accepted everything with a smile, that his character arc is over by then.
Yeah, Data Roxas comes into the story swinging with "hey, idiot, you have no idea how much forgetting your friends is going to hurt you in the long run. Why don't you do that a couple more times and then maybe you'll get the idea"
Because it's true, I really don't think Data Sora was prepared for the pain of amnesia in the slightest. He has this habit of going along with whatever anyone says without much thought, so when Data Riku told him that everything had to be reset, I think he was just kinda like. well darn. guess I can't do anything about that
(This is the same guy that went "I'm good with that" when he considered that doing what Mickey says will just blast him off into the unknown repeatedly, so it checks out)
I love that the game refuses to end where you'd expect it to, and instead forces Data Sora to reckon with the pain of what was just unfairly taken from him. It treats him with just as much respect as it does with every other character in the series, and gives his feelings the weight they deserve.
Of course, the way the test is set up is... kind of cruel. It bludgeons him over the head with the pain he just went through repeatedly until he figures out exactly how it works and what he's going to do about it. And it's like this because it wasn't set up with a real person in mind; Data Sora's supposed to be acting like a first draft for something the original Sora's going to do later.
But he can't. Because they're different people.
So when you get down to it, he arguably doesn't really fulfill his purpose? He gets everyone the answers they need, sure, but he proves absolutely nothing about Sora. And not just because he became his own person, but because the premise of the test was flawed from the start. Jiminy's perception of Sora is meaningless in the face of the real thing, so it was never going to have accurate results no matter what they did.
It's a story that's undeniably relevant to both Soras, but I still hope we'll get to see Data Sora again so we can finally address how everyone in-game expects them to be like each other. It's a mindset that affects both of them in different ways; Sora has this impossible ideal to live up to, and Data Sora - despite being that ideal - is forever just "another version" of someone else.
And they haven't even met each other. When is that going to happen
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pollen · 11 months ago
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happy sunday morning specifically to the person reading this post ☀️ i’m so glad you’re here with me! i hope your day is gentle to you 💛
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internetxanarchy · 4 months ago
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Christmas Data Strike 2024
Instagram is literally suppressing every video I made on reels about this so I’m turning to tumblr. On the 24th and 25th, we are striking on Meta services (Instagram, Facebook) as well as X/Twitter and Tiktok. Streaming services, google, and any amazon services should be boycotted as well if possible.
DO ✅
Engage with activities that are offline
Spend as little time online as possible
Tell your friends and family that you’re going dark and then put your phone in airplane mode!!
DO NOT ❌
Use any of these socials period. Do not give them your screen time
Use google to search for anything - use an alternative search engine
Buy anything online
Stream television or music - download your shows and watch offline if necessary
Why?
These corporations, especially during christmas, use our data to train their models for next year. They want to know what gifts we got and what we’re doing with them. By depriving these companies of our data, we are saying that we want to maintain the right to our data and privacy! Here’s a tiktok video that explains in more detail.
PLEASE reblog for more reach!!! Tumblr is the only platform I can think of that won’t suppress this strike.
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gwopuniversity · 1 month ago
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BEEZY “BEEZY vs Beelzebub” EP produced by Supa Block + Reem Dollaz
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/beezy20/beezy-vs-beelzebub
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gwopmagazine · 2 months ago
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The Future of Jobs in 2025: Adapting to a World of Change
As we step into 2025, the world of work is evolving faster than ever. The forces shaping this transformation—artificial intelligence, automation, climate change, and shifting global economies—are not just buzzwords; they’re rewriting the rules of how we earn a living. The World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report 2025 provides a clear snapshot of where the job market is headed, identifying the…
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mayasaura · 1 year ago
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Pyrrha didn't figure out who Nona was sooner because she didn't want to know. She never did.
At first out of plausible deniability—so long as she doesn't question it too hard, she can pretend to herself that Nona is the kid she wants her to be. A second chance. Like when she's walking Nona to school and talking about Nona's birthday, she wonders aloud if "she" ever got presents. She means Gideon. She looks at Nona and thinks of Gideon and hopes she's somehow making up for eighteen years of missed birthdays.
Then, later, because it doesn't matter. Nona is her Nono, her Hairy Mcleary, her sweet Nons, daddy's little treasure.
She didn't figure it out because she was trying not to. Figuring it out would change things; it couldn't help but change things. So she doesn't know, not for sure, so she can keep playing pretend just a little bit longer.
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