We were talking about this, we had kids several years before our friends (and in this case, I mean we were in our early 30s and our friends started in their mid-late 30s).
Esposa said that it's weird to be years younger than many of the Child's friends
I remember, back in high school, Bill Clinton held a surprise press conference to tell us he did not have sexual relations with Monica Lewinsky (he did)
I want a re-do on reconstruction, with more guillotines for the confederacy.
The Union was far too lenient on the traitors after the Civil War.
Happy Confederate Surrender Day (or whatever it’s called)
25A.
It is absolutely wild that a bunch of really smart, hardworking, and courageous random people will strap themselves into a giant explosive bottle and shoot themselves into space, and I get scared on the Woody Woodpecker coaster at Universal.
Platform design as a defective product may be legal theory of the year.
“I suppose it is tempting, if the only tool you have is a hammer, to treat everything as if it were a nail." - Abraham Maslow
Wow, that's incredible! Maybe I should get a 5090.
I really hate these guys.
Me: I wonder why I'm out of hard disk space...
Also Me: I'm going to click "store on my device" for this setting just in case I am ever completely disconnected from everything.
FWIW, Netflix stock shot up as soon as this was announced.
Mt. Doom Law School has its perks, tho.
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This is wild. Court expansion, SCOTUS term limits, and all these things are popular. Who would have guessed?
(A lot of us who have been pushing structural reforms to the American Experiment, thats who.)
i have the best approval ratings
Good.
@chup.blakereid.org - I'm in the same boat. I've been trying to think about concrete harms over the past couple of hours (e.g., self‑harm recommendation loops or targeted extremist pipelines), and then trying to narrowly frame a duty or prohibition I'd want to impose (whether common law or reg)
The TSA "Face ID" PreCheck is actually the fastest, because basically it means there is no need for CLEAR or a TSA agent, and you don’t need to show ID, because it already has your biometrics (yes, privacy issue, but one already provided all that when signing up, so...)
+ @faineg.bsky.social
I have all three (because of work and credit cards):
CLEAR jumps the line, taking me to the front of PRECHECK, which then lets me keep my shoes on. Then, GE lets me back in without having to stand in a line (although I fly from EWR, so there's always a line anyway).
Feste in Twelfth Night. Dogberry, any "fool" character is part of this, historically. Morality plays often had a character like this as well.
Jewish stories about the village of Chelm... Aristophanes often used the difference between literal and figurative speech.
*remapped
The latest release in Windows beta has this as a default function, FYI. I recapped mine to a private LLM I use locally, which is basically there as a fancy search engine.
It was a bit of a very topical joke! That being said, the parallels are quite visible.
I think Barrett is a fascinating (in the sense of "fascinating" that you never want to hear your doctor say) jurist.
lol
Hey, chat, was end-running Parliament a major cause of the English Civil War?
Did it happen to do anything with King Charles I imposing unlawful or unconstitutional taxes?
Just checking!
Beer Beer Beer, by the Clancy Brothers
HELLO I AM NOT THREE TARIFFS IN A TRENCHCOAT
Good News Everyone!
The Third Circuit has ruled on an important question: When does computer code get First Amendment protection?
The answer: "it depends."
(I mean, yes, they have a test, and it's sensible, but I like that the answer is "it depends").