I think it's more likely that a UN designation of "Crimes against humanity" will do it. Fingers and everything else crossed.

Say her name.

Renee Nicole Good.

I thought you were Jersey. Is that really the best you can do?

We got Weird Al out here singing Killing In The Name, the time for moderation is over

A moka pot is $15. Get fine ground coffee, gently pack the grounds into the filter, fill the bottom with water, screw on tight, and put on the stove.

While that's going, heat milk in the microwave then use a $10 frother on it.

Syrups are $5 for a giant bottle.

DO NOT CROSS THE PICKET LINE.

Inside TurboTax’s 20-Year Fight to Stop Americans From Filing Their Taxes for Free Using lobbying, the revolving door and “dark pattern” customer tricks, Intuit fended off the government’s attempts to make tax filing free and easy, and created its multi-billion-dollar franchise.

The IRS is reportedly not offering its Direct File program next year. Here’s a look back at how TurboTax owner Intuit spent two decades fighting to prevent Americans from filing their taxes online for free:

(Published 2019)

Fighting GenAI is a great way to get unemployed. Please do what you can to help Kim out.

not gonna lie, there were *so many SSN leakages* in the last month that I could not keep up with which one to be outraged about. So.. here you go, just assume your data has been compromised, and take concrete steps to keep yourself safe!

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Separate but equal, huh? Pretty sure someone decided that wasn't really a thing a very long time ago.

With covid surging, a conference in NYC is absolutely going to result in attendees getting infected. Unless you're taking steps like air purifiers, mandatory masking?

DOGE is looking in the wrong places. #saam #sexualassaultawarenessmonth

As always, Matt weighs in with balance and thoughtfulness. But he's right; this escalation race for eyeballs is going to result in people not taking warnings seriously.

This is incredibly heartbreaking. We truly are the most propagandized and brainwashed population in the world, so much so that our hate for the other is greater than our love for our people. Thanks for keeping it balanced, Matt.

Plenty of meteorologists have commented on the flooding in TX. @mattlanza.bsky.social is the one who put the arguments against cutting NOAA and NWS right up front and center, rather than waaaaaaay at the bottom. And this is why I always, always read his forecasts first.

what a completely execrable human being.

Check out the Declaration’s list of grievances It’s time to recapture our freedoms.

As the Fourth of July approaches, Jen Rubin turned to the Declaration of Independence—not for its famous opening lines, but for its list of grievances. Nearly 250 years later, the echoes of Trump are hard to miss.

Mamdani must explain his tweet from 1740 BC claiming that Ea-nāṣir had "high quality copper"

Meredith has always been a G, but it's still exceptionally weird and very refreshing hearing from a tech exec who can see through all of this AI bullshit for what it is at its foundation: a backdoor surveillance tool.

Every word

This? This is wonderful

a woman is standing in front of a chain link fence with the words wake up on her face . Alt: Sarah Connor from Terminator yelling "wake up!"

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Come on, NYC, do the right thing. This guy is fire!

Oh look! Actual meteorologists discussing how models change... reminding us that science is a verb.

The Weather Handbook The fourth edition of this bestselling book explains how to combine professional weather forecasts with information from self-assessment of the signs in the sky…

I love Alan Watts, because his stuff is all about "look at the sky." www.bloomsbury.com/us/weather-h...
also really fond of www.naturalnavigator.com/books-and-li... which is lyrical, poetic, and relentlessly practical. I used both of these with my kids.

Breathtaking, and worth the time to read it.

If you do, it'd be neat to compare it to mariners needing to be less reliant on GPS navigation, and more reliant on old-style paper charts.

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