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And usually they only regret about their vote when something bad happens specifically to them. They’re not worried about USAID stopping HIV support, migrants being deported or even democracy being destroyed: they’re just pissed because they got fired

Damn this HorizontalScrollView and I have a lot in common

Of course my cats loved #Flow

Since Spotify destroyed everyone’s listening experience, I totally agree

Isn’t it amazing that the whole American democracy (and consequently, all the other liberal democracies in the world) are in danger because that’s the only way out for 2 very rich guys? Of course, a lot more people benefit from it, but it’s not the 1% or the 0,001%, it’s more like in the hundreds 🤷‍♂️

It’s a good joke, Bluesky can’t afford deleting those

And if you compound that with the supposed deportation of hundreds of thousands of construction workers... who is going to build anything?

Antisemitism was rising online. Then Elon Musk’s X supercharged it. Antisemitism has long festered on the internet, but the Israel-Gaza war and the loosening of content moderation on X have propelled it to unprecedented levels.

We don't know what Elon Musk meant with that hand gesture but we do know he's reinstated Hitler apologists on X, praised an extreme far-right German political party and endorsed the claim that Jews push "hatred against whites" www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2...

Thanks for being so open about it. For me this is a metaphor for climate change, somehow? If we let our collective fear of what may come paralyze us, we don't enjoy the present, nor we fight to maybe make it a little better in the future

Human Altitude xkcd.com/3039

funnily enough, that's the kind of story some people love to share on LinkedIn 😀

I understood it more like "what's the experience of seeing the sky in real life is like?". They spend they whole life indoors.

Ben Stiller also talks a little bit about perks in the podcast: the only entertainment they have is playing around with finger traps and occasionally looking at a painting

Gather round kids and let me tell you a story about a real technology ban...

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