Tom Bombadildo

Look, I know this weaponization of male academic interest is the oldest story in the book, but it’s just so, so pernicious. It’s awful to the women directly involved, but it’s also awful to *all* women in the academy, who have to live in its shadow all the time.

>nudes
>michael tracey

why do you do this to us?

AO3-ass article

Why the actual fuck am I getting push notifications for the NYT's snowjob of Nuzzi? How is this important enough to merit one of these?

Or been on a non-professional forum/IRC/Discord/etc... I used to catch temps just because the mods thought it was funny.

Fingers crossed

Does this mean you're not getting your head microwaved anymore?

Accountability under the law for all

🧵 If LNG tankers could travel underwater, they could transport natural gas from Arctic regions year-round.

General Dynamics presented their designs for such a 140,000 m³ submarine LNG tanker in 1981.

It could even be nuclear-powered.

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The Jagex mods take this approach to Runescape players who lie on forums about bans. It's created a strong narrative that anyone complaining about their bans is full of shit, with other users eagerly awaiting a "smackdown" on every complaint. High risk high reward though, creates expectations.

That means the score is calculated daily, not that the OP does.

The reverse sear of mashed potatoes.

When I worked as a subcontractor for DARPA, our contract was to make PDFs a more secure format against various forms of exploit brought on by malformed ad-hoc parsers but, also, by improving the ISO spec itself to throw out malicious document payloads. This exploit is basically the doomsday of that.

The first man in history to OD on salami.

This is the kind of thing that gets fixed by exposure and economics. If it's a viable substitute and it's cheaper people will start eating it. Just think about all the weird shit people said about light bulbs when incandescents were being phased out.

lulzsec tier activity

Transferring from the El to the red line feels like descending into hell.

I mean that's certainly a possibility but hardly preordained, compared to March this time went much better. One major difference is that SNAP funding won't be in play next time. We've also gotten some language constraining the admin, more next time would be very welcome.

Last bit of leverage until the CR runs out in January. So actually not at all the last bit of leverage. As for why do it again? The other option is to just acquiesce to a purely Republican budget, take your pick.

It's an OK classification scheme for its original purpose which was studying food consumption patterns. Nutrition people adopting it uncritically was pathetically lazy however.

What is the true list/definition of ultra-processed foods then?

This looks like a dorm room (laudatory)

4) Dems need to learn how to fight. This one shapes future fights. Lots of talk about how this teaches Trump Dems will fold but wasn't that the base case already? Looking back at March, this was an improvement. If next time they can use this one to stiffen up the squishies then trend is positive.

2 cotd) Longest shutdown on record on the issue draws a bright line.

3) Extract concessions on admin overreach. RIF language is good, pocket rescission stuff would be better. Everything that chips away at admin power is good.

1) To show people that you can fight. As mad as people are now, do you think they would be less mad if the Ds had just passed a CR and done aprops like normal?

2) To hang the healthcare millstone around the R's neck. Without shutdown, when premiums blow up many voters would have blamed both sides

Should make them open those things live to see if the spine does the new book crinkle noise.

Do you live in a plastic bag?

Is ratshot not still a meme?

Earlier, people were asking "why protect gop from consequences of own actions" re healthcare. Leads to "why have shutdown at all?" Answer: because dems have to be seen fighting. Need to practice it in the caucus apparently too. Would last month and change been better if the dems had done nothing?

Ideally we got more constraints on admin power but I'm frankly surprised we got any at all. Trick now is to own the fold, dems should be all over media saying "We fought for your healthcare as hard as we could but Trump wanted to starve 40 million Americans to death instead and this was only way"