𝔏𝔲𝔠𝔞𝔰 ℜ𝔦𝔷𝔬𝔩𝔦

Ship of Vengabus

Always be braining your replacement.

Odo from Star Trek Deep Space Nine

That's right, I live by WWOD: What Would Odo Do?

George Constanza from "Seinfeld" pointing and raising his eyebrows, knowingly.

Cidade Limpa - Wikipedia

Have you come across São Paulo's Cidade Limpa campaign against outdoor ads? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cidade_...

Dude was a walking Reddit downvote: he knew.

🎯 Mark Carney owns stock in Palantir
🎯 Federal funding for “AI development” has gone to Cohere, who creates “custom AI models” for Palantir
🎯 Former Palantir Canada head David MacNaughton is now a Strategic Advisor for CIBC
🎯 TD Bank has invested $59 million in the surveillance tech company

Grapevine let me know it wasn't the first time.

But, hey, we also had stalkers and abusers in senior positions at that workplace, so I should not have been surprised they'd tolerate racist scum too.

Ubi's strategy now really is "do out loud what we always did in private"

We had an asshole wear a white power symbol t-shirt to work and he got off with a warning.

Not surprised. People really liked his Davos speech. So much so that they are ignoring the gutting of the public service.

71,000 dead and here in America our politicians and cops were siding with the murderous regime and expelling students from their universities. a stain that I hope future historians will contextualize for the evil it is.

YouTube video by Pendulum - Topic Tarantula (Original Mix)

Lights in the throne room dim. Eyes turn to the far entrance, now spotlit. The hiss of smoke machines is overwhelmed by dub… www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCxc...

But, of course, it's not there to be good or to be useful, but to push LLMs and subscriptions.

Fundamental misunderstanding of typical use cases for Slack, which is timely, direct, partial, context-reliant, on-going discussion of an issue.

The way to jump in halfway or after the fact isn't to summarize it—it's not a document, it's not complete—but to ask again.

"'To ensure that diffusion [of gen-AI] happens' is actually a description of & advocacy for coercion [that] does not rule out the need for state & class violence…

It's not "persuasion & publicity directed at initiating grassroots adoption… It is a matter of top-down efforts to… 'transform demand.'"

"Block your calendars" indeed.

This image is strikingly similar to the famous photo of a young Dilma Rousseff in front of a Brazilian military court also too cowardly to show their faces.

Love a good LUNCH.

"Behind the “elbows up” rhetoric, Carney’s increase in military spending will tie Canada closer to the U.S. [It] will spend up to $500 million on U.S. equipment. Another major defence contract from last July included technical requirements that reduced candidates to just one U.S. company."

"Putting Canada on ill-conceived war footing leaves little room for spending on things that would actually improve Canadians’ lives…

"Let’s not forget that while expanding military positions and pay, Carney is cutting 40,000 jobs from the public service."

"let people enjoy things"

YouTube video by inoxspringsprwn Jam (Chris Morris) Episode 2 Smart Pipes

That cover makes me think of the "baby plumber."

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Actually, yeah, maybe if I think of it more like staging than committing, the built-in diff highlighting with git might work just fine!

code.visualstudio.com/docs/sourcec...

Screenshot example of Track Changes in the Apple Pages UI

Yes, like git—diffs for all del/ins with datetime & username attached—but it'd work like, say, one commit for each edit. And it'd have to be visible, revert-able in the text editor.

(e.g. see the commit that del. "track" in line 1, see the commit that ins. "Now when…" in line 1, etc.)

How can I Track Changes without using Word or Pages? Is there something that can do this while maintaining the document as plain text (currently, Markdown)?

DrDisrespect Lies About Being Invited To Highguard Preview Event - Kotaku The controversial streamer shared a post online claiming he was invited to a creator event for the new FPS

Stranger than you thought…

kotaku.com/drdisrespect...

Spotlight on Michael Kelly & Best Weird Fiction locusmag.com/2026/01...

Markdown is *so* much nicer to work in than anything XML-based.