#thisisfine — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #thisisfine, aggregated by home.social.
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“It’s a hell of a milestone…Really a teaching moment to all of us of the severity of the crisis.” https://www.latimes.com/environment/story/2026-07-21/colorado-river-reservoirs-record-lows re: #WaterintheWest #SFUAB #thisisfine
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$AI_COMPANY said the $ROGUE_INCIDENT was an "unprecedented anomaly" caused by $UNFORTUNATE_CIRCUMSTANCES, assuring users they are robustly reinforcing their guardrails.
#ThisIsOurLifeNow #NewsAt11 #WorkingAsIntended #ThisIsFine #AI
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$AI_COMPANY said the $ROGUE_INCIDENT was an "unprecedented anomaly" caused by $UNFORTUNATE_CIRCUMSTANCES, assuring users they are robustly reinforcing their guardrails.
#ThisIsOurLifeNow #NewsAt11 #WorkingAsIntended #ThisIsFine #AI
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$AI_COMPANY said the $ROGUE_INCIDENT was an "unprecedented anomaly" caused by $UNFORTUNATE_CIRCUMSTANCES, assuring users they are robustly reinforcing their guardrails.
#ThisIsOurLifeNow #NewsAt11 #WorkingAsIntended #ThisIsFine #AI
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$AI_COMPANY said the $ROGUE_INCIDENT was an "unprecedented anomaly" caused by $UNFORTUNATE_CIRCUMSTANCES, assuring users they are robustly reinforcing their guardrails.
#ThisIsOurLifeNow #NewsAt11 #WorkingAsIntended #ThisIsFine #AI
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$AI_COMPANY said the $ROGUE_INCIDENT was an "unprecedented anomaly" caused by $UNFORTUNATE_CIRCUMSTANCES, assuring users they are robustly reinforcing their guardrails.
#ThisIsOurLifeNow #NewsAt11 #WorkingAsIntended #ThisIsFine #AI
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Good morning.
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Good morning.
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Good morning.
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Good morning.
30°C at 7h00 a.m. This is fine. -
Good morning.
30°C at 7h00 a.m. This is fine. -
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Good morning.
33°C at 8h30 a.m. This is fine. -
Good morning.
33°C at 8h30 a.m. This is fine. -
Good morning.
33°C at 8h30 a.m. This is fine. -
Good morning.
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The modern web is going great, example number 32,767:
I go to my local city's parks and recreation site and click on the button for the class catalog, and it gives me a PDF of the catalog, except...
It's NOT a PDF. There is a PDF of it, somewhere, but what I get is a bloated, slow JS view of the pdf hosted on some hellsite called fliphtml5 dot com.
I start looking for a way to download the stupid thing, and the best I can find is a downloader site which downloads it and serves you up a PDF... except... the PDF is basically just a stack of JPEG screenshots of whatever fliphtml5 barfs up, and somehow, even better, it's only the first four pages.
I guess I'm going to keep the paper version of the catalog, then.
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The modern web is going great, example number 32,767:
I go to my local city's parks and recreation site and click on the button for the class catalog, and it gives me a PDF of the catalog, except...
It's NOT a PDF. There is a PDF of it, somewhere, but what I get is a bloated, slow JS view of the pdf hosted on some hellsite called fliphtml5 dot com.
I start looking for a way to download the stupid thing, and the best I can find is a downloader site which downloads it and serves you up a PDF... except... the PDF is basically just a stack of JPEG screenshots of whatever fliphtml5 barfs up, and somehow, even better, it's only the first four pages.
I guess I'm going to keep the paper version of the catalog, then.
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The modern web is going great, example number 32,767:
I go to my local city's parks and recreation site and click on the button for the class catalog, and it gives me a PDF of the catalog, except...
It's NOT a PDF. There is a PDF of it, somewhere, but what I get is a bloated, slow JS view of the pdf hosted on some hellsite called fliphtml5 dot com.
I start looking for a way to download the stupid thing, and the best I can find is a downloader site which downloads it and serves you up a PDF... except... the PDF is basically just a stack of JPEG screenshots of whatever fliphtml5 barfs up, and somehow, even better, it's only the first four pages.
I guess I'm going to keep the paper version of the catalog, then.
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The modern web is going great, example number 32,767:
I go to my local city's parks and recreation site and click on the button for the class catalog, and it gives me a PDF of the catalog, except...
It's NOT a PDF. There is a PDF of it, somewhere, but what I get is a bloated, slow JS view of the pdf hosted on some hellsite called fliphtml5 dot com.
I start looking for a way to download the stupid thing, and the best I can find is a downloader site which downloads it and serves you up a PDF... except... the PDF is basically just a stack of JPEG screenshots of whatever fliphtml5 barfs up, and somehow, even better, it's only the first four pages.
I guess I'm going to keep the paper version of the catalog, then.
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The modern web is going great, example number 32,767:
I go to my local city's parks and recreation site and click on the button for the class catalog, and it gives me a PDF of the catalog, except...
It's NOT a PDF. There is a PDF of it, somewhere, but what I get is a bloated, slow JS view of the pdf hosted on some hellsite called fliphtml5 dot com.
I start looking for a way to download the stupid thing, and the best I can find is a downloader site which downloads it and serves you up a PDF... except... the PDF is basically just a stack of JPEG screenshots of whatever fliphtml5 barfs up, and somehow, even better, it's only the first four pages.
I guess I'm going to keep the paper version of the catalog, then.
