Dаn̈ıel Раršlow 🥧 @pieist@social.cleverlibre.org

@ottocrat Loving the Luxembourg one as well.

@VHasch @schmod

On yet a third hand, drivers could stop their cars, turn off the engine, and lie down on the street on their bellies until their betters on bicycles have gone by, having done whatever they damn well please.

@TootUncommon@mstdn.party @Lady_Star_Gem

I'm not even going to ask what you think "moving the goalposts" means. I'd be curious what "moral debt" ash to do with teaching history in school and why that latter hurts you so very deeply, but it's not like I don't already know the answer.

@TootUncommon@mstdn.party @Lady_Star_Gem The country your family chose to immigrate to was largely built on slavery and still characterized by a universal, systemic racism. The country you presently enjoy still has disparities of wealth, power, security and justice based on that legacy.

I was just telling a friend about the series "Reilly, Ace of Spies." Just one of the best things ever made, of any kind at all. I just looked it up. It was in 1983. Fuck do I feel old now.

@brianklaas

I propose we leverage the Black Panther / Mulford Act phenomenon. Black people need to open carry in large numbers. Repubs will once again hop on gun control like Trump on Stormy.

Does Musk really still not get what verification was for, or is he just playing, Trump-style, to what he supposes -- unfortunately fairly accurately -- is an aggrieved rabble's infinite capacity for resentment?

If you're tired of the way #Chromecast TV promotes content, on services you don't even subscribe to, even in "Apps Only" mode, I recommend the Projectivy launcher. It's exactly functional enough: essentially what you wish the native launcher was.

@AlexandreZani @mmasnick @liztai
Perhaps the AI is so smart it can mine cryptocurrency while it tweets.

Is it just me or does "The Gates of Minsk" sound like a euphemism?

https://www.google.com/search?q=the+gates+of+minsk&tbm=isch

@mtsw Hide the blue check and then post 2K character tweets anyway and hope no one notices.

@GustavinoBevilacqua @PoorFrankRaw@mastodon.art

The way it often works is you don't bother go until you have guests visiting, and the think "well I can't just take them around to my local haunts, I've got to show them the sights". And then you go and see some of these things with them for the first time yourself.

@JohnShirley2023

"He among you who hath not committed adultery with a porn star and bought her silence, let him cast the first stone."

@JohnShirley2023 You're a generous soul.

@JohnShirley2023 I always believe "Amazon User" when he reviews books he hasn't bought, don't you?

@Theoreticalb @ct_bergstrom

Which is essentially why I haven't had cable since the 1990s.

Get your money's worth from Netflix by only watching the most obscure movies from deep in the search results. They save on bandwidth charges by caching the popular stuff locally and then encouraging everyone to watch it, but if we each make them stream different weird content from some remote server just for us we'll bring them to their knees! Fight the power, man.

@JohnMashey @ct_bergstrom I bet they're using the streamer trick of caching them at the local head end and then "trending" them so that everybody clicks. That way in that moment nobody's clicking on a million different, more obscure things that actually have to be fetched over the internet on demand.

We really should make it easier on the ISPs and just replace ourselves with simple scripts that watch whatever we're told. Or would that be superfluous?