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Wolverine apparently indoors, a background like the Danger Room or something is seen from head to waist from his right side as he lights a cigerate or something and says, "Maybe it's just the way o' the world that did it. Maybe the dream is DEAD. Maybe we should all stop pretendin' it ain't--" Thanks, Logan.

Like Ryan Coogler said, “Every day I wake up, I get to contribute. That’s what I’m focused on.”

And “I try to protect my love for what I do, as best I can.”

People always confusing the industry that makes the art with the art itself, and thinking if they quash the art, they'll cure the ails of the industry.

brianmcginnisnc Brian McGinnis' wife has NOT been allowed to see him in the hospital. He is currently awaiting surgery for severe injuries. Legal counsel has also been denied access. A Marine veteran. A firefighter. A father of four. And his family still cannot see him.

so apparently Brian McGinnis has been denied access to both his family and legal representation since a sitting senator broke his arm

we live in the worst society in history, one where everyone is miserable, one that is literally killing everything alive, and millions defend it every day because they can’t imagine anything else

The "trans people do school shootings" thing is such a shockingly stark example of the stupidity of bigotry: a "fact" which crumbles upon the most glancing contact with anything resembling reality, wielded with increasingly dangerous intensity as the shibboleth of an increasingly desperate in-group.

It's hilarious that "working class" now applies exclusively to the racist failsons of regional car dealership owners but every unemployed trans person is an "elite".

Also more overt depictions and celebrations of direct action, he said, expectantly.

So, there are fewer than 700,000 Americans with $1m in their 401k accounts, which is terrible, as 4.1 million Americans should retire this year.

Also, the number of plan participants taking a hardship withdrawal is booming in the Trump economy.

You might want some historical perspective for this one. (You might've wanted some for the previous, as well, but that's what the footnotes are for. I mostly want to highlight this use of Google Maps. More like this, please.)

(Ray McKinnon in Deadwood.)

I just learned that Buddy Holly's high school girlfriend was named Echo McGuire.

Good lord. I'm in love.

That's not true. But Tokugawa Iemitsu issued the Sakoku Edict in 1635, closing Japan's borders and rigorously limiting international contact, to avoid an interview with Chotiner

‪Proton‬ ‪@proton.me‬ · 1h Replied to EinhornPapa Clickbait headline. Proton didn't hand anything to the FBI. Swiss authorities processed a legal request involving a shooting & explosives. This is about the highest existing legal bar. Even then only payment info was disclosed. This proves how little we hold. For max. anonymity - cash or crypto.

This is not a serious company. If they block anyone who points out the hypocrisy in their response to collaborating with the feds, then they absolutely do not care about the promises of privacy.

The mistake is confusing detail vs fidelity. Vibe prototypes let you add a lot of detail quickly, just like how component libraries do.

But all of that detail is essentially distraction and waste. Showing off your tasteful drop shadow on the card view is not stress-testing the merit of the solution

Wait—I've shown symptoms of anxiety, from time to time. Holy shit: am I conscious, too?

Neil Gaiman is innocent—

—of spilling my leftover coffee all over the tray when it was being taken downstairs. That's on me. The rest of that shit though? Oh, yeah. That's him.

How It’s Made: A 7,000-Word Story on Coal in Oakland “This is the only time in my entire life, I think, where I wrote long and someone was like, ‘Well, could you make it longer?’”

People said they wanted more culture pieces on Bsky, right? For COYOTE, I interviewed the @oaklandreviewofbooks.org and @meganwachspress.bsky.social for a behind-the-scenes account of how Megan's 7,000-word feature (!) on coal in Oakland came to be—a phenomenal work of longform journalism.

Having agentic experiences and workloads, as one does.

"Direct action is, ultimately, the defiant insistence on acting as if one is already free." --David Graeber

“Considering how force can be used against children”.

Hey, UK?

Vote Green.

CSPAN @cspan . @SpeakerJohnson after House blocked War Powers Resolution: "We're not at war, we have no intention at being at war. The president and the Department of Defense have made it very clear, this is a limited operation."

Darkly funny he had enough self-awareness to revert to "Department of Defense" here.

Wow! Signal: March 2026 Jake Casella Brookins The Ancillary Review of Books was founded to address the radical possibilities of criticism, particularly in the context of the radical possibilities of speculative fiction. N…

A bumper load of essays and reviews: our March link round-up is live!

"At a certain point, he realized the sci-fi was getting in the way of stories where desire and separation matter more than the clatter of fabulous machines or action scenes."

This is a real video from the official White House account on a war that is currently killing people. I don’t know how the US is going to come back from this.
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I double checked. This is not being reported at WaPo.

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Porn Wars of the Pedocons (who are all still somehow 12 years old):

You can actually disagree with tyrants & warmongers no matter who they are & without caveats.

(Sigh.)

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