My 5 year-old daughter just drew me a picture of a Crystal Cookie Dragon which has three heads and shoots cookies from its mouths. When I told her it was cute, she solemnly informed me that it was a bad guy. I dunno - how bad could a dragon that shoots cookies honestly be? I suspect it's just misunderstood.

Fun #progstr fact: the current government UFO psyop supposedly began back in 2007 when James Lacatski, a scientist with the Defense Intelligence Agency, visited Skinwalker Ranch where he claims to have seen a glowing yellow object which looked like the thing on the cover of Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells. Given that Tubular Bells became famous via the opening movement being used as the main theme in The Exorcist, I find the story highly suspect.

I unsubscribed from your mailing list because I resent you emailing me all the time. I don't need another email to confirm that I've unsubscribed.

His stupid "AI" algo is a con job and nobody is lining up to get their retina scanned in exchange for a few soon-to-be-worthless shitcoins. Sam Altman is a lying sack of crap.

Have they figured out who left Hunter Biden's coke at the White House yet or have we moved on to something else now?

Lol, fuck off, Elon

I only have this screenshot to go by and I can't be bothered looking up the article, but it wouldn't surprise me that that these things appear to get dumber the more you try to cram them full of information because they have no actual intelligence to parse all that data - it's just looking for patterns. This is intelligence as defined by the "97% of scientists agree" crowd. But hey - the fact that they've managed to build a computer that can't do maths is an incredible achievement in itself.

WAEK UP SHEOPOPLE!

Vecchio's "Afro Rock" is one of the more sought-after library records of the 70s and for good reason. It's a sensational piece of jazz rock, similar in some ways to Mandingo but with a slightly smaller band and more emphasis on soloing. Luis Vecchio did one more album in the late 70s (also worth checking out) and then apparently became something of a con artist according to the comments below a blog post I read on him back in the day. The thread was a strange mix of people lauding "Afro Rock" as the greatest library album of all time and others vowing to piss on his grave because he bilked their grandma out of $50k. #jazzstr

Never forget what they took from us.

I just learned that Peter Brotzmann died recently, which is a damn shame. "Machine Gun" is a monster of an album which strips free jazz of a lot of it's spiritual posturing to revel in sheer aggression and the closing 30 seconds, where the band suddenly lurches into a ragged but distinct theme, is one of the coolest moments in jazz. #jazzstr #noistr

This is easily the wildest and heaviest big-band funk release of the 1970s. Equal parts Lalo Schiffrin and Sun Ra, it features a wide array of the sort of instruments you'd normally find on an exotica record, along with Moog, guitars and a fat, FAT horn section. I have the quadraphonic version on vinyl but sadly have never had the chance to listen to it through a quad system. Still, even in stereo it's one of the coolest records I own. #noistr

"Relayer" is the best Yes album and it's not even close. #progstr

Amethyst Unleashed says it's connected to 19 relays yet when I try to check which ones they are, it only lists the six that I have saved. So what are the other 13 and how do I get rid of them?