drone + spray can?

The ones in Cambridge Mass used to turn the lights almost immediately. I know because I pushed one and then changed my mind and lots of Boston drivers were happy to share their opinions on my decision.

Don’t know if that’s still the case.

fair.

Heck yeah!

Or Aegis. Manual sync, but that’s kind of a plus for me

I am not usually triggered by a picture or a meme, but this made me grind my teeth.

My Thinkpad has a modem built-in, so theoretically it can make phone calls too.

A private, for-profit, nationwide list of “undersrables”… what could possibly go wrong

One day I’ll have a new enough machine to run something besides Xfce

Too many to count, but since I finished it recently, The Spellshop

We need a new clueless hunk meme.

Chris Pratt is part of a homophobic church, and thinks casual transphobia is funny

https://people.com/movies/chris-pratt-defends-hillsong-church-lgbtq/

https://www.teenvogue.com/story/chris-pratt-made-a-transphobic-joke-in-a-video-with-jennifer-lawrence

You are distracted by the term “the left.”

This article and and others that support this narrative, serve only to divide the Democratic vote.

Divide the democratic vote along any boundary and Republicans remain in power.

If you think Neolibs are just as bad as Nazis, then I can’t help you.

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ok

Okay, I see your flag and all of that, but I’m gonna take this in good faith.

The New York Times and other media have an opportunity to cast the Democratic Socialist Party as the cool kids, and even if that doesn’t align with the corporate Neolib agenda, it does allow them to make coalitions and leaves them to co-opt the DSP in the future.

TLDR, it is in the establishment Democratic Party’s interest to encourage and support the DSP. The New York Times in mainstream media is refusing to frame the politics that way.

This is the New York Times fanning the flames to divide the left. [EDIT for clarity: Divide the left means divide the vote means Republicans in power]

I’m sure they interviewed actual people with real opinions like this, but these are the opinions they are choosing to highlight and thus shape the narrative.

Wow, that’s a throwback…

Oh snap! Boring little old me made the list lol

There’s also the folks that try to discourage folks from participating in political change, be it by voting or protest by saying both sides are bad and it doesn’t matter what we do.

It’s a tellingly consistent message, that first began showing up in the last US presidential election.

My favorite though was when I spelled tanki wrong and left it because it was cute, and they were outraged that I would spell it wrong more so than calling them tanki.

Widdle tanki got a sad sad that someone was mean to poo poo