one of the ways the mid to late 20th century political world has distorted the historical memories of even sophisticated observers is in the idea that you can achieve major transformations of american political life through something like bipartisan consensus
just saw someone call Kash Patel “J Edgar Boozer” and need to lie down
All right internet. Go ahead. Enrage me.
Oh, so you’re one of those fancy elite LIBERAL Christians who doesn’t even believe that Chronicles wrote the books with his name on them.
Not an app, but a free resource for calculus problems
Need Vance to come to Alaska and really lean into the effort to roll back our election system. Maybe he could say a few kind things about Sen. Sullivan while he's here.
It’s profoundly ignorant to suggest that the Pope should be fighting crime on behalf of the Catholic Church. Anyone who was remotely familiar with Roman Catholicism would know that that’s what Daredevil is for
Congratulations to Péter Magyar on a decisive election victory in Hungary.
The Hungarian people have chosen a new path. We are ready to work with you, and our European allies, to deepen our cooperation in trade, defence, and security.
“It wasn’t only that America was a big, dynamic country with many world-class research institutions. It was that here, unlike so many other places, differences of opinion were encouraged, and the prevailing ethos was to let the best ideas win.”
Compelling article, must-read. 🧪
Isn’t the corruption one of the things you impeach him *for*???
If your response to this is that “chronic trauma” is privileged hyperbole given what is happening in other countries, I wish you had been there to tell that to my international students today when I talked to them about the illegal deportation of one of their classmates last night.
Word.
A series of three tweets: Rabbi Akiva Weisinger @MisfitTorah 1) For those wondering why I, an Orthodox Rabbi, am outraged by the Texas trans law, aren't I supposed to stand up for Torah Values or whatever A thread: 2) I don't like it when kids kill themselves. 3) End of thread.
Just going to leave this here.
At least it will be big ebough to house the Trump Hall of Shame exhibits. www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
Really looking forward to all the ai agent trolls OpenClaw is unleashing on the world.
#DontTakeTgeBait
Dumber wars.
Higher prices.
Fewer allies.
Masked goons in the streets killing Americans.
Tired of all the winning yet?
#NoKings
Elizabeth Banks
Oh, and iOS26 seems to have a significant reduction in its capacity to tell if/which UI element I'm tapping on. This is oft problematic when 2 UI elts are close together, like reader view and share in NetNewsWire, where instead of registering either, it registers nothing when I thumb the screen.
@gruber.foo On the list of Tahoe UI sins, please add the lack of progress indicators in Safari. I can now no longer tell, after clicking on a link, if the app is frozen, or in the process of downloading the link.
The gratuitous both sidesing halfway through this 1700+ word @rollingstone.com article, where suddenly the extreme political left is also somehow part of the problem, is a thing to behold and admonish.
Literally 0 evidence provided for the inclusion here.
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This is a good lesson for journalists: Use plain language to state true things clearly.
Me standing in front of a Chihuly sculpture that is very tall
New hairpiece y/n
Had to doublecheck the date on this
Nobody told LAX
there's so much bad in the world but there's also people who lift up and carry an elderly bat around every day so he can pretend he's flying again, and that's the part of the world I think is worth fighting for
