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* OIL INDUSTRY WARNS US ENERGY CRISIS WILL LIKELY WORSEN: WSJ @bloomberg.com

Let’s reframe, “We need civility back in politics,” to, “We need to remove fascism from politics.”

The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing establishment dems that there are no lessons to be learned from any election ever

I come in at my real age

startin' to think some of the christofascists aren't being completely on the level with us! imagine if that meant all the morning-after analysis about the root causes might be bullshit too.

The one area I keep coming back to on the “I hope cheaper eggs were worth it” election response is for the people who might not have voted because literally worrying about the price of anything is such a distraction to everything else, including even the act of voting. 1/2

I think we can all agree the loser of that fight was Netflix

I think I’ve discovered why Netflix isn’t advertising the fight on the main screen when you log in

There has to be a doom/insiders’ stories blog/publication about cryptocurrency out there called, “Tales from the Crypto,” right?

Today was a discussion with someone regarding their impending retirement. Why am I telling you this? They’re retiring because they’re moving out of the country as a result of the election. I knew it was coming and I knew how I felt about it; I can’t even grasp what they feel.

the truly wonderful part about algorithmic feeds is that I’m just seeing posts from some people from midday on Election Day…..

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My dear friends, trans rights are all of our rights.

Losing a few family members over advocating for the rights of millions is worth it.

Drink this song tonight open.spotify.com/track/2FErbk...

No one says you have to go through the five stages of grief. You can stay at the second.

If (hopefully!) Harris wins on Tuesday, that is not an end to the threat of fascism in the US. It is bright beacon in the barely against it. It is a statement that even a dysfunctional representation of democracy wins out against a racist, misogynist, and fascist ideology. And progress and growth a

Apple Intelligence is great. I was typing back to someone, “How’s yours?” Smart replies did not suggest that but did, however, autocorrect it to, “How’s Yules?”

Some of the same people who support a candidate that lies about election interference and being cheated are the same people who will talk your ear off about how kids today are soft because, “no one’s allowed to lose anymore and they all get participation trophies.”

Two nights in a row, two-ish outs into watching the first inning Apple TV pops a reminder into the top right of the screen that the Dodgers v Yankees is “Coming Up,” and to click the button to watch …

From a marketing perspective, I get why people are upset with the Apple Intelligence roll-out. I also understand the wariness around AI (as I myself am wary of it). From a pure roll-out perspective, though, I think I like that it’s being done slowly, easy to turn on/off, etc. It’s more thoughtfu

The same people who want to close the borders because an immigrant may have committed a crime are the same people who won’t do anything about gun control because the gun didn’t commit the crime.

Someone forwarded me an email that I was already on with the added message, “I’m assuming you saw this.” I wanted to respond, “No, you’re assuming I didn’t see it by forwarding it.”

I got to give a presentation last week. I used to hate public speaking. But years of public facing positions, being a Responsible Alcohol Management Program Server/Seller trainer for PA, and a variety of other outlets that required public engagement changed that (including my current role as elected

Giving using Raycast instead of Alfred a shot.

Why answer the email today when you can move it to deleted items and never think about it again

#caturday

Kind of digging the mail categories on iOS 18.2 beta. It’s a pretty nice implementation and, so far, seems to filter appropriately (ymwv).

This is a song: https://open.spotify.com/track/2FErbkHZbZfibnbJGpf4yc?si=C8NjiDsaSh-oDppG4wACOQ

(One caveat for full disclosure: one of the pages was for my public role, so others may have been posting to it over that time period. But it’s now deactivated.)

While I haven’t posted to them in 2 years, I finally went through and deactivated all of my Twitter accounts today.

“We can’t find workers so we’re going to use AI to supplement the workers we can’t find but now we need 4x as many workers to manage and troubleshoot the AI.”

As I continue my search for the perfect task manager, I ask myself the same first question with each new app/method: What problem am I trying to create?

staying in a hotel that doesn’t have HGTV as part of their cable package like they’re begging for a 1-⭐️ review

Have to get up for at 4AM for a flight. I should be sleeping.

this is the way the email ends this is the way the email ends this is the way the email ends not with a bang but a meeting invite

This is the tip Apple’s fitness app gives me as a challenge to add to my walks and, dear reader, if you knew Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, you would get the joke.

*taps mic* is this thing on

OMG. Harrison Floyd's attorney makes a point of asking how the DA's investigator can truly know that Harrison Floyd's tweets are authentic, if he has no VERIFIED CHECK! Judge McAfee (paraphrase): You're suggesting these may not be Floyd's real tweets—when you call them his tweets in your brief?