I would submit that a gerrymander by politicians saying fuck the voters and one by voters saying fuck the politicians are two wholly different animals

You ever try to code switch at work and fail? 😂

Speedometer on a Galaxie 500

Now that's a dashboard

If you think being anti-Netanyahu is antisemitism then you're fucking dumb as shit

that’s the New “Word” Order - the truth but funny

Reading a well-written takedown of a person I have long despised is such a wonderful feeling
www.currentaffairs.org/news/the-ban...

This Is Just To Say

I have turned off
the AI features
that were in
the update

and which
you were probably
hoping
to monetize

Fuck you
they were stupid
so unnecessary
and so annoying

AI & robotics right now is mostly being touted as a way of decimating labor markets, or streamlining war and crowd control. Why would anyone be excited? Why wouldn’t people react to this as the threat they’re bragging it poses? I don’t distrust technology, I don’t trust corporations. Not the same.

Today I turn 89. I’ve seen this country at its best and its worst, and I know how much community matters. For my birthday, I’m asking you to stand with PFLAG and support the work that’s helped so many in the LGBTQ+ community, including me. give.pflag.org/page/95493/d...

this is fascinating having grown up in Florida amid orange groves

bingo

did my part with friends in West Marin in the rain… 🙄

sector 420

woohoo

I've been thinking about this a lot as I get ready to jet off to an adventure.
"Life isn’t divided into genres. It’s a horrifying, romantic, tragic, comical, science-fiction cowboy detective novel. You know, with a bit of pornography if you're lucky."
—Alan Moore

the penne opticon

Robert Johnson - Cross Road Blues (take 2, test pressing) YouTube video by Nick Dellow

A rare test pressing of Robert Johnson containing an unreleased take of his Crossroad Blues has been uploaded to YouTube a couple days ago by Nick Dellow.

The sound quality is incredible.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmnN...

Largest renewable project in U.S. history - 3.5 GW of wind in New Mexico - begins delivering power to California and Arizona.

@CaliforniaISO has taken operational control - will count as in-state wind

Will speed up California's push for 100% WindWaterSolar

www.eenews.net/articles/lar...

Absolutely incredible.

NASA Astronaut Reid Wiseman, who commanded Artemis II, took this footage from the far side of the Moon with his iPhone.

Watch with sound on.

A large white waterfowl with orange feet stands in front of a door. On the door is a cardboard sign secured with tape that reads, "DO NOT LET THE DUCK IN." Adding insult to injury, I think the duck might be a goose.

Whatever you do,

Life imitating art.

All you Dem MFs running in the midterms, you can't point to polling anymore as your reason for being wishy-washy on this right here. So we'll know damn well where your bread is buttered if you do

> The controversy associated with the statement “Ada Lovelace was the first computer programmer” reveals more about modern attitudes towards women [than her] achievements. [Her 1843 algorithm] was so advanced, that it was still utilised in record-breaking computation of Bernoulli numbers in 2008.

Excited to attend the ribbon-cutting for the next segment of California’s solar canal initiative later this month in Hickman. Imagine generating solar power over 4,000 miles or so canals across the state. A lot of Sierra and Colorado River water to save via avoided evaporation.

a green female presenting humanish figure coated in moss with glowing pods around their head glances over their shoulder at you. Pencil drawing with colour applied (mostly green-because)

Moss maiden of Hookland bids you a good morning.

Win or lose, there remains a real measure of promise and decency in America that is worth the fight. And win or lose, there is no dignity for any of us unwilling to have that fight.

We need more baby goats 🐐 ♥️

awesome

The table of contents page of LA Times Image Magazine 4/18/26, titled LINEUP. The background photo is one of the shelves in my office. Photo by James Michael Juarez.

The print issue of the latest LA Times Image Magazine is gorgeous. The Lineup page features a closeup of a shelf in my office, photo by James Michael Juarez.