@telstar.bsky.social
Tech, media, cars, San Francisco, not necessarily in that order
Coincidentally (as it also landed in my inbox today) @lioneltrolling.bsky.social's latest is a nice companion to your piece, as it speaks to how "The American Right has left its Gramscian period and entered its Sorelian Period" ... and there's no going back.
www.unpopularfront.news/p/the-power-...
Here’s something sweet to share with the Subaru person in your life
youtu.be/vU6cOF65lU0?...
Just a friendly reminder that you could buy this, light up the Safeway parking lot, and still have lots of room for groceries on the way home.
bringatrailer.com/listing/1991...
On the bright side, at least I got my favorite handle here.
15.11.2024 15:55 — 👍 9 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 1
So true. Greetings from Paris, where I just tried to read the website of a Monterey, Calif. newspaper and got this.
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Gone fishin’
02.07.2023 22:52 — 👍 14 🔁 2 💬 1 📌 0Slight correction. Friend who was on staff there says "if we’re trying to be factual, it was 35,000 frames of photos per story."
That was a staggering figure, even at the time.
Rhode Island town names are (maybe?) most exotic town names.
My perfect fictional RI town name is:
Masquamicaquidnawoonsotucket
As a matter of policy, I don't really do nostalgia. Yet it's an amazing thing that as recently as the 2000s, Nat Geo would commission and curate 10,000+ images for a single magazine feature.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/media/2023/06/28/national-geographic-staff-writers-laid-off/
Since Mastodon can’t seem to make an account login flow that makes sense to anyone who is not a greybeard sysadmin or blockchain zealot, it’s likely none of this matters much because the platform is destined for niche irrelevance.
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