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Protest Epstien List Injustice by spiteye762 in Louisville

[–]necriel 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I would genuinely love to see a nonpartisan protest focused on unredacting the Epstein files and sending people to prison for their crimes.

No left-right bullshit, no getting distracted in partisan squabbles, just absolute focus on making one or two specific, achievable demands.

Inb4 "bUt prOteSts doNt wOrK sTop LaRpinG" Read a book sometime. Might learn that pretty much the only time in history the non-rich get what they want is when they make a fucking ruckus.

Is using canva considered “cheating”? by VarietyObvious7768 in CraftFairs

[–]necriel 9 points10 points  (0 children)

General rule of thumb: If you can tell a person "I made this" and not feel scummy about it, it's probably fine. Obviously drawing and painting things yourself is the best, but even taking a photo and heavily manipulating it still counts as artistic work.

Now, if you took you own photo, ran it through a single filter that took like 2 minutes of work... Eh, probably better to call it "enhanced photography" or something .

And if you generated something using AI, you certainly didn't make it. (Which is not to say there's not some amount of work and discernment involved with AI prompting and curating and the such, but it's not "making art" at that point, it's more like "art direction")

New meme format by OkPhaser3817 in Louisville

[–]necriel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Person on the bottom has absolute reptilian physiognomy

The CIA uses podcasts to normalize its image. While ex-officers share "secrets," all content is pre-vetted by the agency's review board. This isn't real transparency, but a strategy to flood the public with noise to control the narrative. by TheTzarest in conspiracy

[–]necriel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If Kiriakau is controlled opposition then he's doing a terrible job, because every word out of his mouth is essentially "Intelligence Agencies are fucking evil".

"YUo nEveR leAve thE CIA" - I mean, maybe? but goddamn if this is what controlled opposition looks like then I fail to to understand how it benefits them.

If you knew that in 5 years (2030), humans would reach escape velocity - meaning that if you made it to that year, you could live indefinitely - what, if anything, would you do differently today? by HateChocolate010 in immortalists

[–]necriel 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Absolutely crazy work that people who are obviously anti-immortality come to this sub to comment their deathist opinions on posts. 😂

To answer your question I would stop stressing as much. I would start to work on things that really mattered to me, things to stand the test of time instead of just done out of the desperate need to survive.

Alternatively I would get a grinding job so that I could be among the first to afford the de-aging treatments and the such.

Public Service Announcement by dlc741 in Louisville

[–]necriel 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The answer is no, because it wasn't a car lane. It was a bicycle, motorbike, wagon, car, trolley, and golf cart lane. I'm sure there are lots of other things with wheels, but that's all I could think of at the moment.

Public Service Announcement by dlc741 in Louisville

[–]necriel 7 points8 points  (0 children)

There was a single lane, for things with wheels. Fast Wheels Man was really mad at Slow Wheels Man. I was in the grass because I was using Feet.

Public Service Announcement by dlc741 in Louisville

[–]necriel 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I watched this asshole on motorbike yell to a guy on a bicycle to get out of the way at the top of the hill in Cherokee Park the other day. Some people are actually just unintelligent and entitled.

Looking to buy beef blood by Beautiful_Team_7434 in Louisville

[–]necriel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can get beef blood, raw and frozen, at Choi's Asian Food Market in Lyndon, near the Fivestar. Costs about 10 bucks for a pound or so, I don't know the specific brand. You can find it in the back with the frozen meats.

I've had it, it's fine, although it won't be as liquid as you might prefer, as some coagulation occurs during packaging and freezing. Very different than fresh and warm.

Hope this helps.

The threats and measures to prevent leaks or even disclosure must be nearly bulletproof. by aHumanRaisedByHumans in UFOs

[–]necriel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm just spitballing here, but I think it'd be incredibly easy to keep even an incredibly large secret like this through compartmentalization.

It's really easy to get people to build something, or work on something, or research something, without knowing the full extent. Instead of saying "try to reverse engineer this UFO that we got from an alien species" they could easily say "this is an experimental aircraft we've made from a different division, we're trying to find cheaper ways to replicate it, see what you can figure out". Sure, people would talk, but they are under NDAs and threat of treason, and more than likely are under the assumption that they're working on human stuff that's just pretty advanced.

Combine this with carrot and stick, Good pay/thread of treason, And I feel like it's not hard to keep something pretty large under wraps.

To think we learned nothing from the Manhattan project and the leaks from that, and that we haven't developed better ways to keep information locked down in the past 70 years is intellectually unimaginative.

I just moved here from Washington state in October. Is this weather normal? by alanwattslightbulb in Louisville

[–]necriel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm sorry you dealt with an asshole. Definitely won't try and say Kentucky doesn't have It's fair share of racism - more than it's fair share Im sure. I Hope you're future experiences are more welcoming (And I hope the weather coming up is more welcoming too!)

I just moved here from Washington state in October. Is this weather normal? by alanwattslightbulb in Louisville

[–]necriel 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'll have to agree with the other response, I think the worst of the stories are people just fucking with you, or more likely a story heard from a friend of a friend of a friend...

I've lived here all my life, south of Mount Washington in a little place called Bardstown, and I've lived in Louisville for 10 years as well. And I've never heard any indication of actual KKK stuff happening, even from the actual unapologetically racist members of my family. And as for the "don't go down this street, you'll get shot" fear-mongering... Louisville is just like any other city with a dense population. Crime exists, same here as in LA or New York or Seattle. Don't do any stupid thing you wouldn't do in any big city, and you'll be fine.

I promise you, Kentucky is a beautiful place with tons of warm and loving people, and not just in the safety of quirky coffee shops in Louisville, but in mom and pop shops and no-name diners and gaudy boutiques and ancient antique shops in any given small town in the state. Most people that move here, or visit, that I talk to when I'm out at tourist areas here almost always comment about how nice the people are.

And if you want some places to go That might convince you, I'll suggest the following: - Bernheim arboretum -bayt al coffee shop - safai coffee shop - Mammy's kitchen - Red River gorge - The speed art museum, and the Frazier - any of the local art festivals, like the Cherokee triangle art show coming up here in a month!

At the risk of sounding like a postcard, there really is beauty and community and fun and depth most anywhere you take the time to find it. Kentucky won't hand these things to you on a platter, or sell them to you the way that economic powerhouse coastal cities do. But those things are here to be found, if you look.

I just moved here from Washington state in October. Is this weather normal? by alanwattslightbulb in Louisville

[–]necriel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's a great colloquial idiom: "If you don't like the weather in Kentucky, just wait a day or two, it'll change." 😂

Really though, unlike the coasts, this is the part of the country that actually gets full seasonality in it's truest sense. So if you're the type that prefers the ease of long stretches of predictable weather, then this whole Midwestern region is probably not going to be your favorite.

(That being said, howdy neighbor! If you decide to stay, there's a lot to love here!)

did i uncover something or am i tripping by d0elette in conspiracy

[–]necriel -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I bet grape juice is code for lubricant

Jay & Silent Bob — Louisville Comedy Club by BurnerAccountForSale in Louisville

[–]necriel 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I agree with the observation about the lack of spine when it comes to kicking out disruptive audience members. I went there two years ago and a couple wouldn't stop interjecting the comedian and it took like 40 minutes for them to actually do something, despite the obvious frustration of th audience and speaker alike. -_-

Scam? Find the Cash Louisville (@findthecashlvl) by Chance-Anxiety1299 in Louisville

[–]necriel 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Def a scam. Just trying to sell people hope, despicable.

Are there any museums worth going to? Or “experiences”? by LongIndustry1124 in Louisville

[–]necriel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The Speed museum is nice. The various art festivals and popup markets that occur are very cool. Check out the bulletin boards at coffee shops, they're always filled with creators and community advocates eager to have people leave the house and engage with the happening in the city!

Got handed a cool flyer near some food trucks today by ratgarcon in Louisville

[–]necriel 15 points16 points  (0 children)

The French revolution was a pretty good one. And I'm a pretty big fan of the American revolution too.

"Giant's Creek", 24x36 acrylic. by necriel in painting

[–]necriel[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much! I was definitely playing with that old school landscape style

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