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⚯ Michel de Cryptadamus ⚯
@cryptadamist@universeodon.com  ·  activity timestamp last week
@tuckercarlson If AI seems a little spooky, that’s because it’s rooted in the occult. Conrad Flynn explains. (0:00) Is the Elite Class Involved in Occult Activity? (8:51) What Really Is the Occult? (13:13) Is There a Link Between AI and Demons? (17:58) Are Drugs a Portal to the Demonic? (26:05) Is Technology Being Used for Evil? (32:09) What Is Kabbalah? (42:34) Is There Demonic Influence in Music? (49:01) Is War a Product of Demonic Influence? (58:25) The Deadly AI Dilemma (1:04:05) The Kabbalah Tree of Life (1:11:47) What Is the Antichrist? (1:16:00) What Is the Mark of the Beast? (1:21:55) The Spiritual Aspects of AI (1:26:58) Have We Ever Tried to Excavate the Ruins of Babylon? (1:31:45) How to Spot the Antichrist (1:40:27) How to Avoid the Mark of the Beast
@tuckercarlson If AI seems a little spooky, that’s because it’s rooted in the occult. Conrad Flynn explains. (0:00) Is the Elite Class Involved in Occult Activity? (8:51) What Really Is the Occult? (13:13) Is There a Link Between AI and Demons? (17:58) Are Drugs a Portal to the Demonic? (26:05) Is Technology Being Used for Evil? (32:09) What Is Kabbalah? (42:34) Is There Demonic Influence in Music? (49:01) Is War a Product of Demonic Influence? (58:25) The Deadly AI Dilemma (1:04:05) The Kabbalah Tree of Life (1:11:47) What Is the Antichrist? (1:16:00) What Is the Mark of the Beast? (1:21:55) The Spiritual Aspects of AI (1:26:58) Have We Ever Tried to Excavate the Ruins of Babylon? (1:31:45) How to Spot the Antichrist (1:40:27) How to Avoid the Mark of the Beast
@tuckercarlson If AI seems a little spooky, that’s because it’s rooted in the occult. Conrad Flynn explains. (0:00) Is the Elite Class Involved in Occult Activity? (8:51) What Really Is the Occult? (13:13) Is There a Link Between AI and Demons? (17:58) Are Drugs a Portal to the Demonic? (26:05) Is Technology Being Used for Evil? (32:09) What Is Kabbalah? (42:34) Is There Demonic Influence in Music? (49:01) Is War a Product of Demonic Influence? (58:25) The Deadly AI Dilemma (1:04:05) The Kabbalah Tree of Life (1:11:47) What Is the Antichrist? (1:16:00) What Is the Mark of the Beast? (1:21:55) The Spiritual Aspects of AI (1:26:58) Have We Ever Tried to Excavate the Ruins of Babylon? (1:31:45) How to Spot the Antichrist (1:40:27) How to Avoid the Mark of the Beast
⚯ Michel de Cryptadamus ⚯
@cryptadamist@universeodon.com  ·  activity timestamp last week
@tuckercarlson If AI seems a little spooky, that’s because it’s rooted in the occult. Conrad Flynn explains. (0:00) Is the Elite Class Involved in Occult Activity? (8:51) What Really Is the Occult? (13:13) Is There a Link Between AI and Demons? (17:58) Are Drugs a Portal to the Demonic? (26:05) Is Technology Being Used for Evil? (32:09) What Is Kabbalah? (42:34) Is There Demonic Influence in Music? (49:01) Is War a Product of Demonic Influence? (58:25) The Deadly AI Dilemma (1:04:05) The Kabbalah Tree of Life (1:11:47) What Is the Antichrist? (1:16:00) What Is the Mark of the Beast? (1:21:55) The Spiritual Aspects of AI (1:26:58) Have We Ever Tried to Excavate the Ruins of Babylon? (1:31:45) How to Spot the Antichrist (1:40:27) How to Avoid the Mark of the Beast
@tuckercarlson If AI seems a little spooky, that’s because it’s rooted in the occult. Conrad Flynn explains. (0:00) Is the Elite Class Involved in Occult Activity? (8:51) What Really Is the Occult? (13:13) Is There a Link Between AI and Demons? (17:58) Are Drugs a Portal to the Demonic? (26:05) Is Technology Being Used for Evil? (32:09) What Is Kabbalah? (42:34) Is There Demonic Influence in Music? (49:01) Is War a Product of Demonic Influence? (58:25) The Deadly AI Dilemma (1:04:05) The Kabbalah Tree of Life (1:11:47) What Is the Antichrist? (1:16:00) What Is the Mark of the Beast? (1:21:55) The Spiritual Aspects of AI (1:26:58) Have We Ever Tried to Excavate the Ruins of Babylon? (1:31:45) How to Spot the Antichrist (1:40:27) How to Avoid the Mark of the Beast
@tuckercarlson If AI seems a little spooky, that’s because it’s rooted in the occult. Conrad Flynn explains. (0:00) Is the Elite Class Involved in Occult Activity? (8:51) What Really Is the Occult? (13:13) Is There a Link Between AI and Demons? (17:58) Are Drugs a Portal to the Demonic? (26:05) Is Technology Being Used for Evil? (32:09) What Is Kabbalah? (42:34) Is There Demonic Influence in Music? (49:01) Is War a Product of Demonic Influence? (58:25) The Deadly AI Dilemma (1:04:05) The Kabbalah Tree of Life (1:11:47) What Is the Antichrist? (1:16:00) What Is the Mark of the Beast? (1:21:55) The Spiritual Aspects of AI (1:26:58) Have We Ever Tried to Excavate the Ruins of Babylon? (1:31:45) How to Spot the Antichrist (1:40:27) How to Avoid the Mark of the Beast
Tim Chambers
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Vivaldi
@Vivaldi@social.vivaldi.net  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
Video shows how easy it is to download and install the Vivaldi Browser on a computer. Once installed, you can easily import your browser data from Chrome.
Boško Ivanišević
Paweł Świątkowski
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Álvaro R.
@xenodium@indieweb.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
This Emacs window is split vertically into two panels. Left: Shows a shell for "Gemini" with the word GEMINI in large, pixel-style ASCII art. Below, it welcomes the user, describes available shell features, and displays a question about commit activity. It shows command outputs, steps of execution, and a list of recent commit messages. Right: Shows a shell for "Claude Code" with the words CLAUDE CODE in large, orange ASCII art. Below, similar info is shown: welcome text, feature list, a question about commit activity, and corresponding commands. It also provides examples of available CLI commands and a permission prompt. Both sides have a dark background with colored highlights for clarity.
This Emacs window is split vertically into two panels. Left: Shows a shell for "Gemini" with the word GEMINI in large, pixel-style ASCII art. Below, it welcomes the user, describes available shell features, and displays a question about commit activity. It shows command outputs, steps of execution, and a list of recent commit messages. Right: Shows a shell for "Claude Code" with the words CLAUDE CODE in large, orange ASCII art. Below, similar info is shown: welcome text, feature list, a question about commit activity, and corresponding commands. It also provides examples of available CLI commands and a permission prompt. Both sides have a dark background with colored highlights for clarity.
This Emacs window is split vertically into two panels. Left: Shows a shell for "Gemini" with the word GEMINI in large, pixel-style ASCII art. Below, it welcomes the user, describes available shell features, and displays a question about commit activity. It shows command outputs, steps of execution, and a list of recent commit messages. Right: Shows a shell for "Claude Code" with the words CLAUDE CODE in large, orange ASCII art. Below, similar info is shown: welcome text, feature list, a question about commit activity, and corresponding commands. It also provides examples of available CLI commands and a permission prompt. Both sides have a dark background with colored highlights for clarity.
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Álvaro R.
@xenodium@indieweb.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
This Emacs window is split vertically into two panels. Left: Shows a shell for "Gemini" with the word GEMINI in large, pixel-style ASCII art. Below, it welcomes the user, describes available shell features, and displays a question about commit activity. It shows command outputs, steps of execution, and a list of recent commit messages. Right: Shows a shell for "Claude Code" with the words CLAUDE CODE in large, orange ASCII art. Below, similar info is shown: welcome text, feature list, a question about commit activity, and corresponding commands. It also provides examples of available CLI commands and a permission prompt. Both sides have a dark background with colored highlights for clarity.
This Emacs window is split vertically into two panels. Left: Shows a shell for "Gemini" with the word GEMINI in large, pixel-style ASCII art. Below, it welcomes the user, describes available shell features, and displays a question about commit activity. It shows command outputs, steps of execution, and a list of recent commit messages. Right: Shows a shell for "Claude Code" with the words CLAUDE CODE in large, orange ASCII art. Below, similar info is shown: welcome text, feature list, a question about commit activity, and corresponding commands. It also provides examples of available CLI commands and a permission prompt. Both sides have a dark background with colored highlights for clarity.
This Emacs window is split vertically into two panels. Left: Shows a shell for "Gemini" with the word GEMINI in large, pixel-style ASCII art. Below, it welcomes the user, describes available shell features, and displays a question about commit activity. It shows command outputs, steps of execution, and a list of recent commit messages. Right: Shows a shell for "Claude Code" with the words CLAUDE CODE in large, orange ASCII art. Below, similar info is shown: welcome text, feature list, a question about commit activity, and corresponding commands. It also provides examples of available CLI commands and a permission prompt. Both sides have a dark background with colored highlights for clarity.
Álvaro R.
@xenodium@indieweb.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
This Emacs window is split vertically into two panels. Left: Shows a shell for "Gemini" with the word GEMINI in large, pixel-style ASCII art. Below, it welcomes the user, describes available shell features, and displays a question about commit activity. It shows command outputs, steps of execution, and a list of recent commit messages. Right: Shows a shell for "Claude Code" with the words CLAUDE CODE in large, orange ASCII art. Below, similar info is shown: welcome text, feature list, a question about commit activity, and corresponding commands. It also provides examples of available CLI commands and a permission prompt. Both sides have a dark background with colored highlights for clarity.
This Emacs window is split vertically into two panels. Left: Shows a shell for "Gemini" with the word GEMINI in large, pixel-style ASCII art. Below, it welcomes the user, describes available shell features, and displays a question about commit activity. It shows command outputs, steps of execution, and a list of recent commit messages. Right: Shows a shell for "Claude Code" with the words CLAUDE CODE in large, orange ASCII art. Below, similar info is shown: welcome text, feature list, a question about commit activity, and corresponding commands. It also provides examples of available CLI commands and a permission prompt. Both sides have a dark background with colored highlights for clarity.
This Emacs window is split vertically into two panels. Left: Shows a shell for "Gemini" with the word GEMINI in large, pixel-style ASCII art. Below, it welcomes the user, describes available shell features, and displays a question about commit activity. It shows command outputs, steps of execution, and a list of recent commit messages. Right: Shows a shell for "Claude Code" with the words CLAUDE CODE in large, orange ASCII art. Below, similar info is shown: welcome text, feature list, a question about commit activity, and corresponding commands. It also provides examples of available CLI commands and a permission prompt. Both sides have a dark background with colored highlights for clarity.
Vivaldi
@Vivaldi@social.vivaldi.net  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
Video shows how easy it is to download and install the Vivaldi Browser on a computer. Once installed, you can easily import your browser data from Chrome.
Dan Phiffer
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just small circles 🕊
@smallcircles@social.coop  ·  activity timestamp 4 weeks ago
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