Don't know where this is, but I love an older theater with GA.
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Don't know where this is, but I love an older theater with GA.
Y'all now there are millions of adults reading this, right?
Long-time buddies Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols were out for a pleasant van drive in Oklahoma when, all of a sudden, their lives would change.
www.theatlantic.com/author/ta-nehisi
off the top of my head
I'm not well-read on his work, but comes to mind first.
Oh, and: www.theatlantic.com/author/alex-...
I'd have to scrape through years of saved articles to list many, I don't sunscribe or follow, but they publish good people.
To the real heads he'll always be Hannibal Podium
It's really fascinating how the Atlantic mixes it up, publishing thoughtful well-written pieces, and then also whatever this is.
If I had a nickel for every time Franz Ferdinand was involved in the precursor events of a world war, I’d have two nickels, which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird it happened twice
Was Marissa Mayer not available?
Bio from his VC site: Toni originally joined the startup ecosystem when he co-founded Uplister, a venture-backed music recommendation startup, in 2000. It was his role as the CEO of Oddpost, however, that proved to be a pivotal point in his career. After Yahoo acquired Oddpost in 2004 to form the basis of the new Yahoo Mail, which was then used by more than 250 million people worldwide, Toni joined Yahoo's executive ranks and created the Yahoo Developer Network.
More from VC site Toni's path as an investor and operator is uniquely intertwined. From 2006 to 2014, Toni was the CEO of True portfolio company Automattic, where he helped scale WordPress.com into a top-10 global internet destination with nearly 1 billion monthly visitors. In 2005, he joined True and co-founded blog search engine Sphere, which AOL acquired in 2008, with Tony Conrad, now his fellow True partner. In 2008, Toni's leadership was recognized when he won Best Startup CEO at the Crunchies.
Career highlights from his site: Career Highlights: Operated a top 10 global website Helped start a leading Silicon Valley VC firm Led a startup acquired by Yahoo! Voted Silicon Valley's best startup CEO Launched the Yahoo! Developer Network Developed 3D audio software for NASA
Inspiring stuff.
It's wild how yahoo management still functions as a bona fide.
I think of them mostly as a company that bought and destroyed dozens of companies, got hacked every other week, and has just ridden their name recognition and early boomer/x cohort for all they're worth.
Among the many many many flaw in the Jurassic Splork Universe, this stands out.
Who on earth would grab a soda from someone else with a straw and cap and grab a slurp? As likely to be a sweet water+spit combo as anything else.
Kinda seems like that's what Jake Johnson was going for here too.
big reveal that waterson didn't retire bc of level-headed equanimous reflection on art and life, but rather because it's lonely at the top and he was waiting for a more worthy challenger than dipnert [sic].
Does not using Signal and using an Israeli clone-like with centralized unprotected message storage work?
Still crazy that the president’s lawyer spent two days with Ghislaine Maxwell, she “cleared” him of wrongdoing and was almost immediately transferred to a more pleasant prison and nobody in the administration will explain it and the media acts like two large dots are just impossible to connect.
To be able to do that... I can't figure out what someone would not do.
Onlyfans model with a McMaster-Carr wishlist registry.
Oh how I generally loathe "Prove to me that it is not," regardless of context.
"Gaza is not an isolated tragedy.. what is happening in Palestine is about all of us.. the architecture being tested on Palestinians does not stay in Palestine"
An excellent speech by @yarahawari.bsky.social at the Hague Group yesterday evening
Not being on substack really isn't that big a lift.
We'll never have good platforms if we indulge bad ones.
This is a very concise video, interview with Nilay Patel: www.instagram.com/reel/DUlXW_k...
www.techpolicy.press/substack-fou...
Oodles of articles, search "substack nazi"
FWIW, shopify is similar, just less visible.
But substack isn't even as "good" as shopify is in their domain.
Sure seems like people are forgetting how to be happy.
So..
- We're investigating
- Only Iran targets civilians
- Iran is inaccurate
They still can't figure out messaging a week in.
It probably makes them more easily manipulated, but I suppose that brings us to the definition of "better."
just accidentally typed "PWM rimming"
which, well, hmm.
Types of LED Dimmers Not all dimmers work with LED lights. Here's an overview of the most common types of dimmers: 1. Trailing Edge Dimmers • Best for LEDs: Designed specifically for LED lighting, these dimmers offer smooth dimming and minimize flickering. • Low Power Compatibility: Ideal for the low wattage requirements of LED bulbs. • Silent Operation: No buzzing or humming sounds. 2. Leading Edge Dimmers • Older Technology: Often used for incandescent and halogen bulbs. • May Not Be Compatible: Some LEDs can work with these dimmers, but compatibility must be checked. 3. Smart Dimmers • Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Enabled: Allow remote control through mobile apps or voice assistants. • Programmable Settings: Create schedules and automation. • Modern Features: Ideal for smart home systems. 4. Rotary Dimmers • Manual Adjustments: Use a knob to adjust brightness levels. • Affordable and Simple: Ideal for homeowners who want basic functionality without innovative features.
It's so frustrating to have to read 3/4 of something and my preexisting knowledge and experience to determine that slop is slop.
Leading/trailing edge: describes electrical waveform.
Rotary: describes a fucking knob.
This also spiritually resembles many American cities. Seattle for one.
"The party cannot fail you, only you can fail the party" serves a fascinating psychological function.
"If everyone did this thing they have shown they are unlikely to do" is a well-worn path.
