Eric Rauchway
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Historian. Florida man. Keep Bluesky weird.
http://ericrauchway.com
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woo go golden state
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probably will be, too
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Jason Koebler
about 17 hours ago
A company that makes a no-tech, repairable tractor is having trouble keeping up with demand from farmers sick of John Deere's repair monopoly and simply want a tractor that turns on and works:
www.404media.co/demand-is-bo...
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Demand Is Booming for New No Tech, Repairable Tractor
"There is consumer pressure to back away from technology that is unnecessary to perform everyday tasks."
https://www.404media.co/demand-is-booming-for-ursa-ag-new-no-tech-repairable-tractor/
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also America First
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about 20 hours ago
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now do a meme with the Yellow Kid, sir, you have your finger on the Texas pulse
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Dave Karpf
1 day ago
<grabs microphone> the bedbugs are a metaphor! The bedbugs are <security tackles me, drags me offstage>
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tweety fish
2 days ago
is it bad that speculative private investment vastly but _vastly_ outstrips investment in public goods and leads to misallocation and a total inability to do anything good without telling a completely implausible story about financial return? I sure think so. Is this new? Wouldn't that be nice.
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elias isquith
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and yeah iām definitely ripping off or being influenced by sontag here and her claim that fascism is pure aesthetics. i think thereās a profound truth there ā and i think it helps explain why film and television (and music) can be great art and fascist in a way literature cannot.
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Andrew Hickey
2 days ago
Of course the one aspect of the US system the UK would import would be a heavily-politicised Supreme Court that unilaterally decides that decades-old rights codified in law actually aren't, and that what the law actually says is minorities aren't human.
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Canadian Bacon
2 days ago
I didnāt survive Monday for this bullshit.
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This has always worked for me
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2 days ago
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was Kid Rock unavailable
2 days ago
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The below-quoted is an amazing photograph I never saw before today. Anyway consider what Norma Jean Baker and Theodosia Goodman would have had to say to each other.
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the other ten percent is candles
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when your Confederate gets in the way of your Neo-Confederate
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what to do if your loved one has a good call with Hezbollah
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Paul Musgrave
3 days ago
How was your call with Hezbollah?
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Josh Chafetz
3 days ago
I butt dialed Hezbollah. I texted Hezbollah but they left me on read. I thought I dialed Hezbollah but I accidentally called Hamas instead and it was awkward.
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you do not, under any circumstances, gotta
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fantastic photo
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I got a sticker!
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I mean, arts and humanities and social science funding, too
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this is my āI Votedā sticker
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Danny Page
3 days ago
No Strait This Month, Happy Pride
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and indeed never punished Nixon for Cambodia
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āThe historians whose work upsets me are the right historians to get upset about and I donāt know why you are upset about the wrong things,ā an essay
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Michael Derby
3 days ago
The thing about a lot of Wall Street research on the Trump war is that it assumes rationality and competence on the part of the actors that's hard to square with what's actually happening.
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Joseph Howley
3 days ago
You know, when you look at all the cases the Trump admin has lost in its attacks on higher ed, and the Title VI cases over protest that schools have won, and what a poor job heās doing with Iran, you could be forgiven for wondering why any university felt they āhad toā make a deal with these clowns
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"inventory pressures should drive a reopening" like it's just some kind of hydraulic process
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Sam Freedman
3 days ago
If by "smashed up" you mean spouted a lot of bollocks and then quit government in a huff because everyone was ignoring him, then yes he did.
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Paul Musgrave
3 days ago
See, when people suspect Iām pro-AI, I want to point out that I think that these use cases are atrocious
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rax ālevon honkersā king
3 days ago
oh well if candy crush businessman mel morris says so
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John Rogers
4 days ago
Another reminder that muzzling Waltz in āweirdā was a sin worthy of being beaten like a piƱata.
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university administrators about everything: Where will we find subject-matter experts to advise us?
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4 days ago
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Kathleen E. Kennedy
5 days ago
*hurriedly harnessing horse to plough*: grab the morton's, will you? no no the big bag! the big one!
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Have people seen these Chevron signs in California?
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Irish Literary Times
5 days ago
Wishing Colm TóibĆn a very happy birthday (born on this day in 1955): āWriting tends to be very deliberate. A novelist could probably run a military campaign with some success. They could certainly run a country.ā
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Helen Kennedy
5 days ago
That will never stop being disturbing. I genuinely thought W was the worst.
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"AOC may not be the right vehicle for the revolutionary constitutional change demanded by this moment. But I trust her, more than anyone else in U.S. politics, to approach her own candidacy as such a vehicle, and to decide whether or not to run based on what is needed, now, in this moment."
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AOC for President
Whether or not she runs, Ocasio-Cortez is invoking a feminist politics that Democrats should adopt if they are serious about defeating fascism.
https://www.liberalcurrents.com/aoc-for-president/
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mr potato
5 days ago
just reminded me of when i told a coworker i was going to get an icee once and he said āicee?? you are a grown manā and i had to be like āyes, thatās why iām getting a largeā
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So much is so wrong but their commitment to being specifically awful about Puerto Rico is just weird
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Michael Tomasky
6 days ago
From
@timothynoah.bsky.social
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Trumpās $250 Greenback Is a Gift to the Criminal Class
This is the other reason not to let Trump slap his mug on U.S. currency.
https://trib.al/YRQ8SGJ
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"A sound banker, alas, is not one who foresees danger and avoids it, but one who, when he is ruined, is ruined in a conventional way along with his fellows, so that no one can really blame him" --J M Keynes
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so many times
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Jack Rakove
6 days ago
As noted elsewhere, I think failure is a better term than abeyance (and here I am striving for Madisonian "perspicuity," a word that is no longer much in fashion).
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This is
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6 days ago
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Are grown people really persuaded by this sort of thing
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