tidypony.bsky.social
Houyhnhnm fan.
Career HS humanities teacher; servant to other people's horses. Yes, that is hay in my hair.
Love my n95.
Flogging AI or crypto? Expect a đźš«.
Left all the Bad Places™️ long ago. #deleteZuck #boycottbillionaires
585 posts
2,991 followers
965 following
Regular Contributor
Active Commenter
comment in response to
post
We're continuing to examine the Trump administration's purge and its effects, and we need your help.
If you work or have worked at a government agency, we want to hear from you.
You can reach me on Signal at 347-549-0332 or reach out to ProPublica's tip line:
www.propublica.org/tips/#signal
comment in response to
post
D’oh
*…Business Interests™️…
comment in response to
post
For more on usiness Interests™️ fear of another New Deal–The Big Myth: How American Business Made Us Loathe Gov’t & Love the Free Market, by @naomioreskes.bsky.social & @erikconway.bsky.social.
@matthewstoller.bsky.social’s Goliath shows that monopolists fear a New Deal more than revolution/chaos.
comment in response to
post
For the same reason he did everything possible to stymie counting #Covid19 casualties.
If we don’t count it, it doesn’t count.
comment in response to
post
I always thought of Death as being an Ingmar Bergman Seventh Seal kind of character.
Turns out he's a Ringling Bros clown with orange face paint.
comment in response to
post
This is not Mills' first rodeo.
She was Maine's Attorney General for eight years, chosen by a majority Dem legislature, and went head-to-head with the proto-Felon, GOP Gov. Paul LePage.
n.b. LePage won two terms w/ 30-something percent of the vote thanks to a moronic third party run.
#MaineKnows
comment in response to
post
I wonder if this is because they aren't working in the place where Trump tried to have them killed.
comment in response to
post
He is such a disgusting, sexual predator who needs the medicine of a long prison term. One month so far in Drumpf's Turd Reich feels like a decade. Everyone needs to stand together in solidarity against him. The Republican politicians certainly have no backbone and will always bend over for him
comment in response to
post
Hi.
Any chance of some clarification?
Who do you mean?
The Felon?
Me?
Mills?
All three?
comment in response to
post
comment in response to
post
comment in response to
post
Excellent cartoon.
Dictator Putin looming behind the Felon would be good, too.
comment in response to
post
I may need an "AI Agent," charming term BTW, to shift my bias that AI is a techbro scam useful mostly for commodifying human creativity without copyright, using more fossil fuel energy than it is worth, and failing to address the problems it creates.
comment in response to
post
www.theatlantic.com/politics/arc...
comment in response to
post
Came here to say exactly that.
If anyone is wondering what to do with the $$ they save canceling the Brazilian River News & the Old Grey Crone, send it to the @texasobserver.org .
comment in response to
post
Editorial cartoons opened the op-ed pages and the importance of newspapers to me nearly six decades ago.
If I were a cartoonist I could show you what that has meant.
Since I’m not, I’ll go with, thank you.
comment in response to
post
Both Finland and Estonia are decades ahead of the US in all things internet, especially finance.
Finlanders stopped dealing with paper checks in the 1990s.
Their systems are secure & they have zero oligarchs.
comment in response to
post
Please repost!
Humour can get to people better than conversing: though you might have to read out aloud, the couple of words in the cartoon. And explain who the people are & everything etc.... nothing is simple.
Morten Morland’s UK The Times cartoon: February 18, 2025
comment in response to
post
While I know exactly where this tape was shot because a friend used to work at this California ranch, I’m definitely not dropping the address into this quicksand.
Not AI; totally all Albert.
comment in response to
post
Ketamine.
comment in response to
post
Of course you did.
Those are the five food groups, right?