Decepetion/JD

With all the *wildly gestures all around* there is still solace in a patiently cooked Sunday breakfast.

Say it louder for the folks in the back.

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May we all have a little love and light this week.

Hello. I had a buttload of expensive scotch tonight. It turns out the solution for all of the general daily horrors is a buttload of expensive scotch.

You’re welcome.

GOOD NEWS! For the first time ever, Huntington's disease has been successfully treated. A groundbreaking new miRNA treatment, AMT-130, slowed the progression of the disease by 75%. These results are likely to support the first approval of a genetic treatment for the rare neurodegenerative condition.

Love it.

Massive crowd in Boston

Boston

QotD: "I put some fun things in there, I call them Easter eggs but my team called them IOCs"

Stop Forcing A.I. Into Every Fucking Thing!

Stop Forcing A.I. Into Every Fucking Thing!

What if the client insists on something you feel is too risky?

Walk away - you don't need the money that bad.

@alethe.bsky.social at @wildwesthackinfest.bsky.social

sad day

Just doubled my contribution to you all.

Keep up the GREAT WORK

As a cowboy fan who is NO fan of JJ, I hope it’s a tie too.

Another BRICKSTORM: Stealthy Backdoor Enabling Espionage into Tech and Legal Sectors | Google Cloud Blog BRICKSTORM is a stealthy backdoor used by suspected China-nexus actors for long-term espionage.

We are releasing details on BRICKSTORM malware activity, a China-based threat hitting US tech to potentially target downstream customers and hunt for data on vulnerabilities in products. This actor is stealthy, and we've provided a tool to hunt for them. cloud.google.com/blog/topics/...

@dailyhaikuprompt.mastodon.world.ap.brid.gy

My feet rock ever
so lightly upon mossy
wet boulders beneath.

#haiku #poetry #writinglife

Truth... strace -f -p $digit 2>&1 | tee why_me.txt

⚠️ Heads Up: New patch versions of all affected repositories will be going out today. Please expect that.

Will start in the next hour and will be taking things very slowly.

Chalk repositories are not included in this, as Sindre has already taken care of them.

I am terrified, lmk if I mess up.

Woefully underappreciated album. Thanks for the reminder, heading to fire it off here.

A sturdy turkey shaped dog with dappled black and white fur that is very clearly a heeler mix, lies on an air bed covered with a blue and white printed sheet, next to a laptop and an iPad. A sock lies inexplicably next to the dog. His face is soft and his expression loving and gentle. His pupils are dilated with affection and his entire attention is on the human in front of him.

I think everyone needs to have my little dude Charlie look at them like this today, so here he is.

SCOTUS: considering race as one factor in a college applicant's file is blatantly unconstitutional

ALSO SCOTUS: considering race as one factor in targeting whom to detain and deport is cool cool cool

My reaction to such a statement:

INCONCEIVABLE!

Cal Ripken Jr. broke baseball’s ‘unbreakable’ record 30 years ago Cal Ripken Jr. is still trying to make sense of it: the record he set 30 years ago and the reaction it provoked in people across America, as they gathered to watch the Baltimore Orioles shortstop play...

Thirty years ago tonight, Cal Ripken Jr. broke baseball’s “unbreakable” record, as fans cheered and said his chase had touched their souls.

And then came Ripken’s lap for the ages.

It’s hard to explain the magic of this moment to those who missed it. But I tried my best in The Post today.

Cookies, cakes, ribs, steaks, enchiladas, shwarma, a nice mixed drink or cocktail. I even load the dishwasher after.

She deserves it

Why do you appreciate unions?

I’ll start:

Weekends off
Paid vacations
Work breaks
Sick leave
Paid holidays
No child labor
Safer working conditions
Health care and retirement benefits

Jackie Mitchell

Jackie Mitchell, Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig

A few days after Mitchell struck out Ruth and Gehrig, baseball commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis voided her contract and declared that women were unfit to play baseball as the game was "too strenuous."[5][12] However, Mitchell continued to play professionally, barnstorming with the House of David, a men's team famous for their very long hair and long beards. 13) While traveling with the House of David team, she would sometimes wear a fake beard for publicity. [14] Mitchell retired in 1937 at the age of 23 after becoming furious since her story about playing baseball was being used as something of a side show - once being asked to pitch while riding a donkey. [12] She refused to come out of retirement when the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League formed in 1943.[14 Major League Baseball would formally ban the signing of women to contracts on June 21, 1952, [12] The ban lasted until 1992 when Carey Schueler was drafted by the Chicago White Sox for the 1993 season. [15][16

On April 2, 1931, the minor league Chattanooga Lookouts played an exhibition game against the New York Yankees. Seventeen-year-old Mitchell pitched, facing Babe Ruth as the first batter. Mitchell, a left-handed pitcher taught by Hall-of-Famer Dazzy Vance, used her signature drop ball to strike out Ruth on four pitches. Ruth reportedly threw down his bat and verbally abused the umpire after the called third strike. Mitchell then struck out Lou Gehrig on three pitches before being removed from the game. Ruth's sexist comments Following the strikeout, Ruth publicly dismissed Mitchell's skill, claiming the game was a fluke. Ruth was quoted in Chattanooga newspapers: "I don't know what's going to happen if they begin to let women in baseball. Of course, they will never make good. Why? Because they are too delicate. It would kill them to play ball every day".

17 year old Jackie Mitchell struck out Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig in 1931.

Ruth's fee fees were hurt and threw a tantrum on how women were too delicate to play baseball. Due to his toddler like antics, women were banned from being signed in the MLB 1992.

and it hurts just as bad as it looks

GOOD NEWS! For the FIRST time ever, and after MORE THAN 30 YEARS of HIV vaccine clinical trials, researchers have developed a vaccine that has SUCCESSFULLY generated TIER 2 broadly neutralizing antibodies (bnAbs) against HIV and BLOCKS viral infection in vaccinated PEOPLE.