CIRCLE WITH A DOT

@dilmandila I love these types of artist, such a fleeting bit of history of an other person's soul you crossed paths with at some time in the past. It's a real treat to have experienced it and to remember back to it.
I've got CDs and mp3s of long-gone local artists who's lives moved on away from their music too, it's good to keep their artistic spirit alive from time to time. Even some songs stuck in my head I'd loved live that never got recorded. It's profoundly beautiful stuff

@xenophora the sparkle emoji here is perfection, flawless work

I'm going to pivot to swearing less when I talk to appease the style guidelines of the US English hegemony and suck my entire soul out my arsehole to cosplay as a bourgeois intellectual book shitting machine with this one simple trick*
* Using one of the many emerging flagship technologies of literally evil tech companies

@wardi yeah! And even when a spell check fucks up then the typo or whatever is close enough, or reword it to use a different word if you really struggle to get the spell check to guess what you mean, or do a hilariously wrong but phonetically correct spelling. It's no big deal at all

Even as a dyslexic I can assure you I still manage to communicate just fine without using LLMs. It's literally ok. Nobody in good faith gives a fuck if something is spelled a bit wrong or with shit grammar, the message is still out there in it and if anything that makes it more human and personal anyway right?
If anything encouraging people to use LLMs to "speak correctly" opens up a whole fucking ton of worms around structural racism, classism, ableism and "learnedness"