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  • You need another YouTube. Free for anyone to post, the same volume, the same storage. Nebula is elite and paid. You and I can’t post on it. The others I’ve seen contain a handful of conspiracy theorists and Linux people.

  • It doesn’t matter what it is, if it’s for working class, then it’s a terrible idea and needs to go.

    Sesame Street FFS.

    I do think this is Vought though. Trump is too addled at this point in time.

  • Man, I backed away from Klein after his pod where he stated we should all just lean into maga, for survival. Now, he’s here.

  • I’m not getting through all of that but

    Elizabeth Blackburn:

    She discovered the molecular structure of telomeres and co-discovered the enzyme telomerase, essential pieces in the puzzle of cellular division and DNA replication. Her research offers hope for cancer treatment, clues to the mystery of ageing and even biological links between life circumstance and lifespan.

    &

    Peter Attia: author of the book Outlive

    are on the list.

    Which sounds about right for Theil.

  • Not sure why they’re idiots, trying to go the non-sub option is smart, doesn’t vote for subs. Microsoft is the asshole here.

  • It’s part of the data center push, Palantir, all of it. Centralized info storage so if anyone starts to push back anywhere they know exactly who and where. That and ads. The internet is too anonymous.

    It’s the same set of billionaires. A little line between countries doesn’t mean much to them.

  • Sometimes people don’t understand what to do, why, or no one explains things very well, never mind all the access issues. Healthcare is hard, for many. Vaccines? Talk about near perfection. Set and forget, sometimes even for free, no complexity in understanding or daily ritual needed.

    That is why it’s astounding to me that the easiest thing we have in healthcare is often the most reviled.

  • All this shit that should be studied for links to autism and the RFK braintrust is focused on the cheapest, easiest, lowest effort, yet effective healthcare we have.

  • Moonstruck worked, strangely. It’s a movie that’s more like a theatre production.

  • David Duchovny.

    John Wayne.

    Keanu Reeves.

  • Dammit

    Jump
  • Covid proved this often superfluous content can either be in an email or consumed from home on Teams, with a peppy chat sidebar.

    There’s a new manager who keeps trying to make them in person. She was angry only 4 people out of 40 showed up to the last one.

    Lady, I’m not here to validate your power point creation. That, and I can watch your little slide show at home, in yoga pants, with hot tea, while watching deer out my window.

    As the British so aptly put it: sod off.

  • Rossman is an exemplar of spite energy used for good.

  • I’m glad he knows where to look for the company’s financials. Paints a very clear picture of what’s going on with those batteries.

    Since Trump, it’s like the entire world feels validated in being more openly shitty in regard to commerce, consumers, and working class. We were on a decline already, this just feels accelerated.

  • This and the battery thing are some good content.

  • And yet data center investors are running on the presentation of the hardware being used as not depreciating in value.

  • Everyone but Donald.

  • In other words, it won’t affect me or most of the people who use uBlock.

  • I feel, as villains go, Dukat and Kilgrave are similar. What you’re talking about is his depth as a character. The best villains have depth, spiraling down and understanding just how bad they are is great.

    And then there’s Winn. Historically, religion has been a difficult play in fiction, getting a little too black and white in many cases, such that the depth is not there. Many works lack depth. DS9 manages to pull it off. It’s part of why it’s the best of the series(es?) out there.

    Winn feels like “there was an attempt”. The religion worked, but she wasn’t fleshed out enough. Her deal is I’m trying to have faith, but I’m not sure I do because the prophets don’t believe in me, so I’ll go for the power instead. There’s spite there, which is ordinary and boring. Gets better final season, but it wasn’t quite there for making a great character. She serves the plot and that is all.

  • To be fair, that is the left. A myriad of ideas thrown in a sack, and, like a bag of wet cats, there’s going to be little agreement.

    Everyone has a different definition of what Liberal is. Like cats, frenemies at best, just for elections.

    Ideally, aside from the money, no more lawyers. Lawyers live in a place where it’s not about right and wrong, legal or illegal, but how you can pick things apart and compromise, on everything, while making a pretty argument.