turtlebee.bsky.social
Going through my bird phase in a big way.
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When people say they want the Google of 15 years ago what they mean is they want the Internet of 15 years ago.
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Beaker (yellow) and Bunsen (blue) would say hi, but they are too busy being annoyed I woke them from their nap.
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1 is really hard for me because I'm bad at ranking things I love.
But 2? Robert Cormier's books, probably The Chocolate War or The Bumblebee Flies Anyway. Children's/YA books that teach you the world is going to hit you and you are going to lose, and that's humanity. (Also favorite book contenders)
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Any Bolshevik in the 21st century does not exactly have strong critical thinking skills.
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Because they are completely taken with the story that the soviet union was a utopia that was destroyed by evil foreign capitalists and every single bad thing you hear about it was propaganda. Failure has to be external, it's conspiracy brain just like any other conspiracy brain.
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Those numbers are optimistic.
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Good for birds as well.
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time for la to develop the bomb
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Hey, I learned how to drive on a 70s Alfa Spyder, sometimes you don't need the excitement of wondering if you need to fix your valves again.
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Being angry all the time is a good way to not get anything productive done for your cause because it makes it impossible to take incremental gains as positives. Brunch is good.
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Also GTIs were awesome for the time.
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Putting Honda and Toyota together like that is not right. Toyotas are snoozemobiles but Honda puts some effort into the driver's experience.
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Same's true of fascists, and in many of the same ways.
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Probably not games or movies, but if I had that kind of money I'd be giving grants to so many novels from writers I love.
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Yeah, what I mean is that's what it's taking to get people to consider Meta.
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It also tells you how hard it is to get anyone competent to work at meta. Nobody wants to work there.
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Alistair Reynolds has a series called Revelation space where there is no FTL, and spaceship battles are years long affairs.
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Treat politics like a sport long enough and sometimes you'll start rooting for the winning team
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I'm a sucker for anything bird but your duck videos are always a treat.
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Cars have also gotten much more powerful and the power feels much safer from the driver's position. Suspensions and noise reduction and just better engineering than before. Doesn't change physics though.
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This is why those "Texas city added so much housing while California city added so little" posts always rub me wrong. I get that CA needs to build more housing, but don't even pretend it's the same comparison.
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If they arrest him we are even obligated to go out there and shut the cities down. You gotta take the martyrs you get I guess.
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But Chuck taking hits is fine.
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drinking
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Who needs a chief of staff when you have Jack D on your side?
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Now I kind of want a real yorkshire pudding burrito. Carnitas, beans, salsa and crema please.
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Newsom should call up (more of) the national guard and detain them.
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You know when you keep saying you are done with something and you keep coming back to it? There's a word for that.
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I can only think of one case in SF, quite a while back.
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That's a petty mean thing to say about Jim Beam, Jack Daniels and Elijah Craig.
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too bad trump is too senile to come up with a good one
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I understand Trump likes to say it like "impeached like a dog." (He probably says bitch, but that's Trump for you.)
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It's a hard city to explore as a non-local beyond the standard tourist things. I really think that's part of it.
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So racist even their ICE coworkers are a little embarrassed.
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shitlib | shitlib
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shitlib | shitlib
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Partner speaks gender confused, because god damn does that language have too much gender,Russian and she got pained looks most of the time.
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What the hell is this shit? We voted for you because you pretended to be a fighter! Stop posting Republican talking points.
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Damn, I really thought dock was a European only plant.
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Calling his wife begging her to come home so he can yell at her.
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You played Yazeba? It hits the "oh my god too fucking twee" that so many otherwise indie rpgs seem to be obsessed with these days.
Like I totally get wanting to tell new stories, but do they have to be so... so... well, so?
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exactly. and they'll do overtime for a while, but they aren't shock troops and they will get sick of it fast. especially as normies start to hate them.
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most cops don't want to be storm troopers, they want to play candy crush and get an excuse to turn on the siren.
if you thought the george floyd protests were messy, just wait till it becomes military in the city streets. the country will shut down and it'll be a disaster for trump.
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that might not work out too well for cities in red states
you think policing is bad now, what about when the rural areas realize how much they can kick the cities?