Good.

www.nytimes.com/2026/04/21/u...

Delete your fucking X account. It's worthless and it funds one of the biggest bigots on the planet. Get the fuck off.

How a Janet Jackson song crashed laptops for 9 years In 2001, Microsoft support employees made a shocking discovery: Janet Jackson's hit, "Rhythm Nation," could cause laptops to crash. New details have now come to light showing what was done about it.

God I love stories like this.

'Rhythm Nation' used to crash hard drives.

whoever coined this should be given a ticker tape parade

L. Louise Lucas @SenLouiseLucas Remember when Republicans drew Virginia's Congressional map so Black people were packed into one district and said we should be grateful they gave our community this district. NOW they can have one district and see how much they love it. Image 8:04 PM · Nov 2, 2025 · 444.4K Views https://x.com/SenLouiseLucas/status/1985151099527942517

Good news! We found the cats a home! But they still need a foster home for the next month! Please help us spread the word so we can find a good foster home for them!

very funny that the zombie Post is going all in on All Hail Glorious Leader as his approval ratings crater into the low 30s and his party faces annihilation in the fall

It’s his day

Fred from Scooby-Doo unmasking the bad guy at the end of a mystery, in two frames. First frame: Left side: a tied up man in a white featureless mask with eye holes. The caption over him in impact font reads, "SOMETHING I USED TO LOVE SUCKS NOW" Right side of frame, Fred has his hand on the mask, about to pull it off. The caption on him reads, "LET'S SEE WHO'S BEHIND THIS." Second frame: The unmasked bad guy has a pencil thin curling mustache, a pointy nose, and dark hair, with a widow's peak. The caption on him reads, "PRIVATE EQUITY"

Evergreen

The message of the Right reacting to Virginia is the same as the message of "2020 was rigged": no victory by anyone but us is ever legitimate. We are the only ones allowed to win.

These people are cartoon villains entitled to no respect and no trust. Rabid dogs.

Passing the legislature twice with an election in between and then also passing a referendum is common but on the more difficult end of state constitutional amendment methods.

A reminder while Republicans bitch about Dems finishing the redistricting fight they started: they have full control of gov’t— they can pass a law banning gerrymandering any time they want. They won’t. Republicans aren’t mad gerrymandering exists; they’re mad that they’re not the only ones using it.

this is entirely correct

i do not see why a rural voter’s vote should have 10 or even more times the effective weight of an urban voter’s vote at the national level

THEY BREAK UPON US

most gerrymanders are republican legislators saying fuck the voters

these ones are the voters saying fuck republican legislators

she argues like an outer boro italian (EXTREMELY LAUDATORY)

THEY BREAK UPON US

(2029)
GOP: noooo you can't send the DOJ and IRS after our groups THAT'S CHEATING 😭

Dems: Ha-ha! indictments machine goes brrrrrrr

Everyone knows the way you change the Constitution is to have six people in robes make up a new Constitution as they go along.

Here is another event I would totally go to, if I could, so if you can go, then it will almost be as if I was able to go. Consider it!

history of manga! I mean, how cool is that?

First saw this story over on Threads, and people really, really, really did not like anyone correcting misinformation about their misreading of the story. We seem to be moving to some sort of post-reality where people just want fake stories that reinforce their beliefs.

I feel like not enough reviewers know they had to remake the entire final third of the Michael Jackson movie because it falsely exonerated him, and it turned out the kid’s lawyer foresaw that shit in the 1990s and made sure to include a clause that the estate could never ever do that on film.

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Like “heterodox,” the term “viewpoint diversity” is a dog whistle everyone should be aware of. Fundamentally anti-intellectual and anti-academic efforts to platform people with dubious credentials and/or “research” in the name of (typically ultra-conservative) agendas, masked as “academic freedom.”

And Passaic goes Trump +18 -> R +1
A 17 point swing to the left from 2024

Given Mejia's reputation as an outspoken progressive, it's notable that she'd on track to outperform the moderate Sherrill.