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coldbrewraktajino.bsky.social
50% my transient interests and 50% my lifelong hyperfixation (Star Trek), 100% done
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Ever wonder why HOTAS and HUDs are a thing? So your eyes stay where the hell they're supposed to be to ensure your focus is on what you're supposed to be doing. This is long overdue. Gimme some NCC-1701-ass controls. No bloody A, B, C, or D.

DHS has removed manual guidance barring investigations solely based on sexual orientation and gender identity. This is a prerequisite to targeting the LGBTQ community with criminal investigations solely based on being LGBTQ. news.bgov.com/bloomberg-go...

TIL Edward James Olmos was offered the role of Picard. I can see it. memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Perform...

People might want to pass this around if it's not widely known... "Animal shelters, rescues, and veterinarian clinics around the U.S. are ...telling pet owners to check their pets' microchips after learning a major microchip company is no longer providing services." www.cbsnews.com/pittsburgh/n...

Best part of this, because it is right. Trek is so much a work of fan imagination that we can barely tell the difference

unlimited water - sorry what?

The "more debt empowers you" is the same bullshit justification the guys who bought Knitting dot com gave for why they paid so much 😆

I passed an "adopt a road" sign today where the adopting organization was called Ban Cars. Such potential in this strategy! Repaint the whole road in multi use path markings? How many bollards and speed bumps do you think we could add in the name of road maintenance?

The 30 year Boeing machinist in my family retired pre-2020 before he rage quit or got fired. His stories sound very familiar to the ones here--and he was in the Puget Sound area. It wasn't/isn't just a SE plants problem. prospect.org/infrastructu...

This sounds like a mashup of a few games I've enjoyed

“…disabled people are actually less likely to drive than nondisabled people and more likely to get around by walking and rolling and taking transit. Car-heavy cities are also disproportionately dangerous for disabled folks…” @nondriver.bsky.social in @motherjones.com #Accessibility