“rap is the worst music genre” “no actually it’s soul” “no actually it’s jazz” “no actually it’s ska” “no actually it’s r&b” hey guys do you notice a common denominator in the genres you hate or is it just me
do you all remember in the early 2010s where people were talking about freeing the nipple and that mixed-gender sports should become a thing and the removal of period tax and all of that and then some people realised that would mean trans people too ans they instantly decided to revert to bioessentialism 101 and now i have to see grating sentences like Well maybe jeopardy should be gender-segregated because males have a biological advantage in pressing a button
do you all remember in the early 2010s where people were talking about freeing the nipple and that mixed-gender sports should become a thing and the removal of period tax and all of that and then some people realised that would mean trans people too ans they instantly decided to revert to bioessentialism 101 and now i have to see grating sentences like Well maybe jeopardy should be gender-segregated because males have a biological advantage in pressing a button
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What!!!?!?!????!?!?? No way, is this reall because if so I need to know!! All my stuff goes on Google docs, for most of us that's what we use to share and edit like WTF
@27fanficlilies and others…
This is the exact reason why I don't write stuff on cloud-based softwares like Google (Google Docs) or Microsoft Office (Word online) or even Pages (iOS/Apple). Everything typed on them is analysed by a computer (especially during grammar correction and/or translation) and then used for the company's own purpose (nowadays AI training).
ALWAYS write on third-party softwares or apps if you like to write on your phone (like I do). As for sharing your work with others, first, turn it into a PDF file (pdf can easily be edited too these days) and only then share it through Google Drive or OneDrive.
Helpful tips: Using Word is actually alright as long as it isn't its online version. If you have the software installed on your PC, use this version rather than the one running through the Internet.
Here are also some writing apps I use(d) to write on my phone:
- Werdsmith
- MyStory
- Grammarly (works also on PC)
- Ulysses Mobile (works also on PC if I remember well)
- Fortelling - Writer Tools
‼️MISINFORMATION‼️
Google is not *currently* scraping data from Google docs to train their writing AI. More information on what it's doing can be found here -https://www.laptopmag.com/features/google-docs-ai-is-it-safe-im-a-novel-writer-and-tech-journalist-lets-talk
You should still consider moving your stuff because that may change, but as of posting Google is not training Bard on documents hosted in their cloud servers.
Also, Grammerly is *literally* an AI- powered writer and is *absolutely* is training their stuff on your work so run screaming from that @lucy-ashton
it’s so funny when people think cody is the boring clone trooper when cody literally body slams his metal opponents. cody is the MOST crazed he’s just a goddamn professional about it
I actually really like that about him. He’s not less brave or less daring or less quick-thinking than any of his brothers- he’s just structured and responsible. He WILL body slam fucking Grievous if it’s the last thing he can figure out to do, but just because he can do that kind stuff in the field, doesn’t mean he will set aside systems designed for the security of the war effort and his brothers. Like, I think about that convo between Anakin and Obi-Wan where Anakin is like, “I bet Cody is boring Rex with proper protocol,” and the thing is, Rex and Cody are meant to be doing an in-person inspection. Like, literally if they don’t follow protocol, why are they even going? I can totally believe Rex skipping some steps to get through the routine quicker, while Cody doesn’t mind being bored if he has to be. When Rex shoots the droid dressed as a clone, which was a fucking gamble, I like that Cody, while literally so fucking alarmed because risking something like that would never occur to him, he still takes the moment to ask Rex what the fuck before reacting. He follows the steps, is what I’m saying: first, try and understand the situation, then take action. I appreciate that.
When Cody does something batshit, he does it calmly, methodically, and logically, which is 10x funnier to me than when the other characters do dumb shit as a spur of the moment thing. Like, he did a full cost-benefit analysis and STILL decided that the smartest way to survive a fight with a 7′1 asthmatic murder cyborg was to fling his 5′9 body on top of it and hold it down. AND IT WORKED.
The wikipedia page for The Coleman Frog is a but a single paragraph but what a paragraph it is
How dare this go around without the image attached











