Tim Carmody

Fucked up a perfectly good transformer-based translation engine, look at him, he's got anxiety

Gotta compete with my discount chain HOT AND BROWN

From cage fights to Jan. 6, inside five of Mullin’s most controversial moments Before Trump tapped Markwayne Mullin to be the next DHS secretary, the Oklahoma senator had several notable news moments.

playing all the hits

Sometimes the sheer stupidity of the world wears on me. Evil or indifference I’ve sadly gotten used to, I mean deus abscondit, but deus stultus gets on my last nerve

Unfortunately, “Yo brother, legal team confirmed we can’t work with minors rn” is an instant classic

the clear answer is to stop issuing these worrying job reports

Too much work

Three cups of coffee and not one of them fixed me

Damn Andy

I too remember the earlier, woke wars. tons of spent microaggression munitions strewn about everywhere, friends crying out for God as they were slowly cancelled...look, if you weren't there, you'll never understand

The most massive technological investment in history being this heavily leveraged in a time of global war and rising prices for everything = probably fine

small white dog with giant puff ball head

the dog looked at me!

this dog sat across from me in the train and the whole ride I tried to get him to look at me. he finally did after 1.5 hr

You dont need a team of analysts to say the countries carpet bombing Iran are responsible for the bombing. This is not a standard used for Russia or Iran, it’s a standard invented on Oct 17 2023 after the Al-Ahli Arab Hospital bombing and the ADL’s crybully campaign, it’s reserved only for Israel/US

Bernard LaFayette, Selma voting rights organizer, has died Voting rights organizer Bernard LaFayette has died. LaFayette's son says his father died Thursday morning of a heart attack. He was 85.

Bernard LaFayette, the advance man who did the risky groundwork for the voter registration campaign in Selma, Alabama, that culminated in the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, has died.

"Academia is facing two crises right now. The AI story is, by far, the lesser of the two."

I'm really glad that 404 Media correctly called out the "Proton did not provide any information to the FBI" line as disingenuous. It's not a good sign when a provider is more interested in playing semantic games than realistically explaining their threat model.

This is like the one thing they promised not to do

The FT and Bloomberg are both useful to me for just this reason

I would

Amazing that this guy's bench contains even stupider people, they're like bottomless shrimp at Red Lobster

as it pertains to current discourse

COME LET US ADORE HER

I just want all these senators who are Nuremberg-posting to really understand that you can’t say this stuff and then NOT do Nuremberg. We’ll be watching and we’ll notice if you just skip it

Good list

I keep thinking about this one. The levee breaking scene would be unforgettable but so would the love (and abuse) stories. I like Tessa Thompson for the lead, Michael B Jordan as Tea Cake

from the factory menu: 25 More Lunch Favorites (Orange Chicken, Cheese Flatbread Pizza, Fresh Basil, so on and so forth)

the only restaurant that has to license the "view 200 more" website technology from the fast fashion industry

I really don't think I should have to verify that I am human to look at the Cheesecake Factory menu online. Dogs and robots should be able to look at 57 types of cheesecakes too.

Like the Beatles, Stevie Wonder, and Mozart, you can nitpick Shakespeare but he genuinely is Really That Good

The key to Henry V isn’t the battles and speeches; for me it’s the imaginary formation of a contradictory pan-British identity through characters like Fluellyn, McMorris, Jamy, and finally Catherine (Welsh, Irish, Scottish, and French)