jontler.bsky.social
I work in cybersecurity and I play fake baseball
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Democratic Senators must stop everything. The Senate must grind to a halt.
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i simply do not understand those of you who look at the white house and say to yourselves, “these are hyper competent people who are executing a sophisticated plan with high odds for success”
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Eve is where you become your most capitalistic.
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Need to start scouting the high speed connections in Belfast, can't be having a Titan lag out and get smoked, thus ruining our profit margins for six months.
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This falls in the same vein as “Master and Commander” - there is a focus on authenticity in reproducing the shiphandling and naval combat of their respective eras.
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Meanwhile Dependent Care FSAs continue to be untouched entering their third decade of existence as childcare costs continue to weigh on new families. I wish that'd get a facelift.
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There must be some kind of way out of here, said the joker to the thief
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Draw me like one of your French gir- uh Story, sweetie, you’re uh - uh excuse me
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See part of me is like “obviously he’s giving people a heads up so they can do short term buys/sells” but then tomorrow is Memorial Day so there’ll be time to cool off before markets open BUT THEN what are the chances he remembers markets are closed tomorrow and I’m right back where I started.
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Do people think the “Mad King” narrative from Thrones was just an inspired narrative fantasy?
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Was really hoping that @monagle.bsky.social's generic-as-hell Bloodlines synopsis was the setup to a rube-goldberg-esque auditory kill by Donato later in the episode, but it was a fun episode nevertheless.
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Let them eat shitcoin.
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Jimmy John’s? Local deli? Tunafish from the can? Give me more!
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How was the collective personal hygiene of the audience as the marathon proceeded?
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Belay that, finally showed up - though one still wonders what it is they do over there that it took so long.
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If you’re looking for a fun stupid under-the-radar follow-up story about a decaying sports brand, as of this moment McCusker still does not appear in ESPN’s fantasy baseball player database.
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This is also my favorite entry, for some reason the family stakes make it pack a bigger punch.
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Worst film of the franchise and it is not close.
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Maybe you’re seeing more innocent stuff, I’ve see some fucked up shit get recommended and watched.
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The youtube rabbit holes that seem completely unavoidable are horrifying and depraved.
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“Kids stuff”
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I like all the hats.
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We have a wider problem that for too many the criminal law, which is a very specific tool for a specific purpose, has become the outer bounds of acceptable conduct. If it's not a crime, it's not a problem. And that is not what the criminal law is for.
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Any game that prominently displays the "pause" button in the UI promises to have some fun fuckery to work through.
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Generally speaking, discussions about armed polling place security are a sign that things are Not Going Great™️ - which, of course, was the point of the post.
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Although now that I think a bit longer about this, I’m pretty sure police are forbidden from the polling place (at least in MN) unless they are voting or responding to an emergency. Might be some trickiness in adding armed security.