Seems like they should have been green with people dinosaurs, not the reverse.

I like the one that has 2.5 Things

It bugs me that the reflection doesn’t match

I’ll accept it

When do the kids start looking anthropomorphic? And why are there kids crawling around the floor at work? Bring your child to work day?

Okay, I can get with the anthropomorphic bee being a postal clerk, but in that universe, what are all the little, normal looking bees crawling around the floor?

Hmm, not everyone thought he was off base. Lots of folks were sounding the alarm. Corporate interests won the political battle, as usual, but I think it’s a little bit of a stretch to say society in general didn’t age well.

I feel like that SP episode hasn’t aged well. The message seems to be that Al Gore was wrong and just seeking attention. I think we can agree that Gore was spot on at this point.

Lots of extra feet on some of those

It’s not even one of the harder ones

Oh, I’m firmly an atheist, which is one of the reasons I know I want made in God’s image. That looks apparently that dude has some alien fingers and toes.

I’m glad my hands and feet weren’t made in God’s image

I don’t think AIs know how pallets work

The human is stressed because he wants to get the right answer. The AI (if it’s an LLM) only cares that it looks right.

I’m surprised at how bad it is. They don’t even look like eachother. And start with one in the foreground and follow it. It’s like a continuous thing - no barrel in sight. Really bizarre.

Looks like it’s supposed to be a fingertip, but it did regular skin (overly magnified) and not a fingerprint.

Why is the cookie sheet made out of rubber?

Yeah, this is where I am. I’m a .world person, and I honestly think the admins have been doing a good job generally. I’m not a real Discord person, but I joined theirs after it was recommended a few times. Like you, I think using it as a backup because of the ddos attacks taking them down so much is reasonable, but they should use c/announcements as the primary communication venue. Note that there are a number of people on it who really seem to be enjoying the real time chat, and some even using the voice chat option, so it seems to be serving some people, at least.

I also think they made a potentially understandable mistake on blocking these communities, which I said at length in that thread. I’m inclined to think one issue with the overall Lemmy paradigm is that we have a lot of hobbiests as admins - people who may not have much experience with that, who don’t have legal teams, and who might be gun shy about any potential litigation. We can’t expect any person who decides to run a Lemmy instance on their laptop to have much feel for what content they’re liable for and what’s completely safe, so stuff in the grey area is going to make some people squeamish.

Others have touched on it, but for me it’s like the difference between speaking up in a conversation between people I don’t know at a house party, and speaking up in a giant auditorium when the person on stage is asking for inputs. The smaller scale makes it a bit more comfortable and I feel more like what I have to say isn’t already being said by a hundred other people.

Who are you thinking created those communities?