“GOP will not make a mess of a SCOTUS fight ahead of pivotal midterm” is certainly an opinion
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new york times guy retweets townhall guy (Who is just paving the way for 'ah, well, if only he'd nominated a mainstream liberal jurist..') because nyt guy reads lots of conservatives and believes them
@hikikomorphism ("hikikomorphism🏳️⚧️") wrote:
sorry you can't strike it'd be too effective
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@jfranz88 ("Justin Franz") wrote:
BREAKING: A federal court judge in Texas has ruled that 17,000 railroaders cannot go on strike over @BNSFRailway's new attendance policy. The judge wrote, "a strike would exacerbate our current supply-chain crisis—harming the public at large." Story for @railfanmag soon.
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@NeptunesProteus ("raven “‘bout to drop out”, MD") replied to a tweet by @LolOverruled:
@jayKayEss ("Justin Kerr Sheckler") replied to a tweet by @jayKayEss:
That and the time Mary-Kate Olsen stuck her tongue out at me bc. I was staring at her and Ashley having a screaming match on University Place.
@LolOverruled ("Alex Peter") wrote:
I will be the first Supreme Court nominee to protect the rights of gamers
@joelle_emerson ("Joelle Emerson") wrote:
Is there anything more stressful than a “friendly reminder”?
@jayKayEss ("Justin Kerr Sheckler") replied to a tweet by @jayKayEss:
That and the time Mary-Kate Olsen stuck her tongue out and me bc. I was staring at her and Ashley having a screaming match on University Place.
@fakedansavage ("Dan Savage") replied to a tweet by @fakedansavage:
But still: fuck them for trying. They're going to fail, but fuck them just the same.
@LolOverruled ("Alex Peter") wrote:
People gotta stop talking about me I’m getting a hot girl complex
@attackerman ("Spencer Ackerman") wrote:
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@yarbatman ("Esfandyar Batmanghelidj") wrote:
1. Since the US reimposed sanctions on Iran in November 2018:
Food prices: +186%
Healthcare prices: +125%In a new report for @SanctionsSecRP, I examine how sanctions restructure banking channels + supply chains, making basic goods unaffordable for many.
https://sanctionsandsecurity.org/publications/the-inflation-weapon-how-american-sanctions-harm-iranian-households/
@attackerman ("Spencer Ackerman") retweeted:
@AssalRad ("Assal Rad") wrote:
.@attackerman: “Consider the indifference w/which the Biden admin cripples Afghanistan's economy & endangers millions. To recognize that sanctions are war by other means is to recognize that economic weapons make the equivalent of *war crimes* scalable.”
https://foreverwars.substack.com/p/iran-sanctions-and-inflation-as-a
@LolOverruled ("Alex Peter") wrote:
Joe Biden I am ready to answer the call
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@JoshNBCNews ("Josh Lederman") wrote:
NEWS: Supreme Court Justice Breyer to retire, @PeteWilliamsNBC reporting live on @NBCNews Special Report
@fakedansavage ("Dan Savage") wrote:
When someone misses the point so completely you can tell they weren't aiming at it.
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@jacobtwop ("Manchin Gun Kelly") wrote:
another swing and a miss from ol' Dan.
FTR it's actually NOT that fine how conservatives are purging and burning books, regardless of who has a phone or where they keep it https://twitter.com/fakedansavage/status/1486377984554532866
@LolOverruled ("Alex Peter") wrote:
how about you stop being self righteous and annoying. me and my pals are grilling burgers right now
@jayKayEss ("Justin Kerr Sheckler") wrote:
Some drunk straight guy was harassing / hitting on me and a friend (both gay) in Chelsea NYC and Wallace Shawn (the "Inconceivable!" guy from Princess Bride) walked up and got rid of him for us.
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@Hipstercrite ("Lauren Modery") wrote:
Tell me the strangest interaction you've had with a celebrity.
@fakedansavage ("Dan Savage") replied to a tweet by @fakedansavage:
If they couldn't stop me from finding what I needed to read then, they won't be able to stop queer kids growing up today from finding what they need to read now.
It’s a major international expansion. | Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
Disney is planning to launch Disney Plus in 42 countries and 11 territories this summer, according to_The Hollywood Reporter_. It’s a significant expansion that could keep the pressure on other streaming services like Netflix and HBO Max.
Here is the list of new countries getting Disney Plus, per The Hollywood Reporter:
Albania, Algeria, Andorra, Bahrain, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Egypt, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kosovo, Kuwait, Latvia, Lebanon, Libya, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Malta, Montenegro, Morocco, North Macedonia, Oman, Palestine, Poland, Qatar, Romania, San Marino, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Tunisia, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, Vatican City, and...
@fakedansavage ("Dan Savage") replied to a tweet by @fakedansavage:
That was what I needed to read. There was no "him" in my life to love then. But I read that and knew that if and when he came along, I would be able to love him.
@LolOverruled ("Alex Peter") retweeted:
@punishedpants ("hottiepants") wrote:
i am trying to manipulate somebody im having sex with into being my friend
@tubegobbled ("whats your kik?") wrote:
Some sick shit is happening on Indian farming tiktok
@fakedansavage ("Dan Savage") replied to a tweet by @fakedansavage:
The culture worked so hard to hide gay people and gay lives from me. I was in Catholic schools, FFS. And I still found my way to a book by James Baldwin, where I read this: “Love him and let him love you. Do you think anything else under heaven really matters?”
Normally, I’m a good person. I celebrate my friends’ wins when something good happens to them. But when half the internet is crying at the sad, sad state of their Genshin Impact rolls for the Lantern Rite event, I can’t help but get a bit of schadenfreude. How’s that C6 Qiqi treating you? (Sisi assures me this is a…
Still reeling from a workplace misconduct reckoning, staff exodus, major game delays, and a record-breaking deal to be acquired by Microsoft, Blizzard announced yesterday that it’s working on its first game set in a new universe since the launch of Overwatch six years ago. Details were scant, but but developer hype…
@fakedansavage ("Dan Savage") replied to a tweet by @fakedansavage:
It wasn't that I didn't want to buy them and take them home. I couldn't. And not only did they let me sit and read, they pretended not to notice what I was reading. I wish I could track them all down and thank each one of them personally.
Update January 26th, 12:23PM ET: The bundles have sold out and are currently unavailable.
GameStop has just restocked the Xbox Series X, with one caveat: it’s only available as part of a bundle. The $648.98 bundle includes an extra controller, a three-month subscription to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, and a $50 GameStop gift card. While many of GameStop’s recent restocks have been restricted to PowerUp Pro Rewards subscribers, this restock is available to everyone. The bundles are being dished out on a first-come, first-served basis, and you only need a valid GameStop account to buy one.
This is just one of many recent console restocks, and more are sure to follow. We are constantly on the lookout for further availability of the latest...
@vv1lder ("emily wilder") retweeted:
@jonallendc ("Jonathan Allen") wrote:
Biden promised during the South Carolina primary debate that he would appoint a Black woman to the court.
@fakedansavage ("Dan Savage") replied to a tweet by @fakedansavage:
I was so lucky to live in a city. And I will always be grateful not just to the authors of these books, but to the people who worked in the bookstores where I found them. They let me sit and read for hours and put the books back on the shelf.
@AlanTudyk ("alan tudyk") wrote:
thank you for your service you may be seated - or reclined, whatever you're on vacation from now on
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BREAKING: Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer to retire, @NBCNews has learned
@billyeichner ("billy eichner") wrote:
DIFFICULT PEOPLE HIVE, RISE UP!
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@julieklausner ("Julie Klausner") wrote:
There are a handful of tickets left for my two dates at @JoesPub so snap ‘em up this morning like a cute lil’ crock-o-dial if you wanna see herstory in motion! https://publictheater.org/productions/joes-pub/2022/j/julie-klausner/
@fakedansavage ("Dan Savage") replied to a tweet by @fakedansavage:
And The Best Little Boy in the World by @AndrewTobias.
@fakedansavage ("Dan Savage") replied to a tweet by @fakedansavage:
I knew when I was 12 that I wasn't the only boy like me out there. I mean, I'd seen copies of New York Native. When I was 14 I found a copy of Larry Kramer's Faggots in a bookstore. Couldn't take that one home, but read it sitting in the back of that bookstore.
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@MaddowBlog ("Maddow Blog") wrote:
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@mercnews ("Mercury News") wrote:
San Jose is first U.S. city to mandate gun owners carry insurance and pay a fee https://bayareane.ws/3rUl6CQ
@fakedansavage ("Dan Savage") replied to a tweet by @fakedansavage:
...along with stacks of old After Dark magazines and copies of the Joy of Gay Sex. I bought the paperbacks that weren't too incriminating and read the books I didn't want to get caught with in the bookstores I returned to again and again.
@fakedansavage ("Dan Savage") replied to a tweet by @fakedansavage:
On a personal note... there were no gay books in my school when I was growing up. But I was lucky enough to live in a big city and there were used book stores all over town. I found Baldwin (Giovanni's Room), Vidal (The City and the Pillar), Crowley (Boys in the Band)...
@fakedansavage ("Dan Savage") replied to a tweet by @fakedansavage:
Or a lesbian kid. Or a bisexual kid. Or a trans kid. Or a pan kid. Or an asexual kid. We let all the cats out of all the bags and piled the bags up and burned them. There's no going back.
@AnnTelnaes ("Ann Telnaes") retweeted:
@PostOpinions ("Washington Post Opinions") wrote:
Virginia isn’t for children, @anntelnaes draws https://wapo.st/3H4s5Qa
@33mhz ("Terri Alligator Gar") retweeted:
@ZacharyJ ("Zachary Jordan") wrote:
keepin’ time with Gilda
@fakedansavage ("Dan Savage") replied to a tweet by @fakedansavage:
They can ban every book with a queer themes. They can remove every novel or memoir by a queer author or featuring queer characters. But they're not going to bring back the days when a gay kid could grow up thinking he was the only one in the world.
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Isabelle Fuhrman’s performance as Esther in Paramount Pictures’ first _Orphan_film stunned audiences in no small part because of what the movie’s disturbing twist revealed about its titular child murderer. 12 years later, Fuhrman is set to reprise her role in Paramount’s upcoming prequel Orphan: First Kill_from director William Brent Bell,_and the 24-year-old actress is certain that she’s about to shock everyone once again.
In the original Orphan’s final acts, it’s revealed that 9-year-old “Esther” is actually a 33-year-old Estonian serial killer with proportional dwarfism caused by hypopituitarism, which she’s used to pretend to be a child for years as she bounces from one adoptive family to the next. Fuhrman, who was 12 when _Orphan_p...
@fakedansavage ("Dan Savage") replied to a tweet by @fakedansavage:
That doesn't mean this isn't bullshit. This is also bullshit:
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@KirkusReviews ("Kirkus Reviews") wrote:
THE BLUEST EYE, along with acclaimed memoirs by @KieseLaymon, @AlisonBechdel, and @IamGMJohnson, have been banned by the school board in Wentzville, Missouri. https://bit.ly/3nXcE4A @WSDinfo #BannedBooks
@mark_wilkins ("Mark W / CCP Darwin") wrote:
I've been using my glorious but underused laptop on a small table next to my desk for a while, but it's always been awkward. Just discovered that my fantastic monitor (the Benq PD-3200U) has a built-in KVM switch! Now I can finally get some day-to-day use out of this laptop!
@fakedansavage ("Dan Savage") wrote:
They think they're gonna drag us back to the days when the only thing a gay kid could find in school about homosexuality was a clinical definition in a dictionary. But kids have phones in their pockets. They carry them around. At school. Gay kids will find what they need.
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@nickjudin ("Nick Judin") wrote:
BREAKING: Ridgeland Mayor Gene McGee is withholding $110,000 in funding from the Madison County Library System, allegedly demanding a full purge of Ridgeland Library's LGBTQ+ books before funding it.
The board's counsel says he is acting outside the law. https://www.mississippifreepress.org/20068/ridgeland-mayor-demands-lgbtq-book-purge-threatens-library-funding/
@schneierblog ("Schneier Blog") wrote:
New DeadBolt Ransomware Targets NAT Devices https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2022/01/new-deadbolt-ransomware-targets-nat-devices.html
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
The White House released a new cybersecurity strategy Wednesday aimed at reducing the risk of cyberattacks against government infrastructure.
The strategy outlines the administration’s vision for moving government agencies towards a “zero trust” architecture — a cybersecurity model where users and devices are only given permissions to access network resources necessary for the task at hand, and are authenticated on a case-by-case basis.
The key document was published as a memorandum from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), the administration’s policy arm, and addressed to the heads of all executive departments and agencies.
According to the memorandum, shifting towards a zero trust architecture will require the implementation of...
@chaseruyle ("hell dude") wrote:
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@hiro_asari ("あさり") retweeted:
@StevenCravotta ("Steven") wrote:
Here’s how a mobile game I built 5 years ago suddenly got blown up by The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Jimmy Fallon.
👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
@attackerman ("Spencer Ackerman") retweeted:
@ShahedGhoreishi ("Shahed Ghoreishi") wrote:
“Assaulting civilian populations is both more efficient with an inflation weapon than with a bomb—that scalability factor—and will attract vastly less opprobrium. Increasingly, this is the American way of war.” -@attackerman https://foreverwars.substack.com/p/iran-sanctions-and-inflation-as-a
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@ASlavitt ("Andy Slavitt 🇺🇸💉") wrote:
COVID Update: February 2022 would be a perfect time for a reset in our pandemic response to face whatever lies ahead m. 1/
@LolOverruled ("Alex Peter") wrote:
I didn’t know Nick Mullen lived in SF. Learn something new every day
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@melodawgs ("melodawg") wrote:
lol I’m reading about the SF DA’s record on prosecuting anti Asian hate crimes and folks! it’s not good. fun fact: over half of last year’s AAPI hate crimes in SF were committed by ONE guy. interesting he was able to do it 31 diff times!
@attackerman ("Spencer Ackerman") wrote:
New FOREVER WARS is about an important new paper by @yarbatman that reconceptualizes the increasingly proliferate US sanctions as the economic equivalent of an indiscriminate weapon.
https://foreverwars.substack.com/p/iran-sanctions-and-inflation-as-a
@mollytaft ("molly taft") wrote:
media CEO: we’re doing a series on salary transparency!
same media CEO: wait no stop asking about mine
Jen Psaki scoffed at the idea of sending free Covid tests to every American and then she said we have a “sacred responsibility” to send weapons to Ukraine
@AlanTudyk ("alan tudyk") retweeted:
@actressaratomko ("Sara Tomko") wrote:
Grab your bestie & some Pizza, it’s Premiere Day! @ResidentAlien @amblin @NBCUniversal @UCP @DarkHorseComics (No bodies were harmed in the making of these photos. Vaccination proof required, Testing Tested, Mother Approved) TONIGHT, 9pm @SYFY
@josephveazie ("Joseph Veazie") retweeted:
He has outdone himself again
Substack’s video feature is now in a private beta. | Screenshot: Andrew Zimmern via Substack
Substack, the platform where creators can share free or paid newsletters, has announced a new video feature that’s currently in a private beta (via TechCrunch). The feature will let users upload or record videos directly in Substack and then publish them within their posts.
The videos will be directly playable when viewed from a browser
Substack explains the videos will be directly playable when viewed from a browser. When included in an email, however, users won’t be able to click and play it from within the email itself — videos will instead show up as “clickable images” that redirect users to a web version in their browser. The platform’s support page says users can record and upload videos from their smartphone or desktop computer....
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She was known, back then, as Susan Thunder. For someone in the business of deception, she stood out: she was unusually tall, wide-hipped, with a mane of light blonde hair and a wardrobe of jackets embroidered with band logos, spoils from an adolescence spent as an infamous rock groupie. Her backstage conquests had given her a taste for quaaludes and pharmaceutical-grade cocaine; they’d also given her the ability to sneak in anywhere.
Susan found her way into the hacker underground through the phone network. In the late 1970s, Los Angeles was a hotbed of telephone culture: you could dial-a-joke, dial-a-horoscope, even dial-a-prayer. Susan spent most of her days hanging around on 24-hour conference...
Akili Interactive’s first product is a video game for ADHD. | Akili Interactive
Akili Interactive, the company behind the first video game to get approved as a medical treatment, announced today that it will go public through a merger with Social Capital Suvretta Holdings Corp, which is run by former Facebook executive Chamath Palihapitiya. The deal values the company at $1 billion.
The Food and Drug Administration approved Aikili Interactive’s first product, a video game called EndeavorRX used to treat ADHD in children, in 2020. The company is still working towards full commercialization of the game but said in fillings today that around 1,000 doctors have written prescriptions for the game so far.
The company has a slate of other projects in the pipeline, as well. In filings, it said it’s working on expanding...
Boston Dynamics is synonymous with four-legged robots, particularly its consumer model Spot. But in the past few years, the company has been expanding into logistics — one of the most challenging and potentially lucrative sectors in modern robotics.
Today, Boston Dynamics announced the first commercial purchase of its pallet-stacking machine Stretch, which will be starting try-outs in DHL warehouses. The logistics giant will invest $15 million in Boston Dynamics as part of the deal, and Boston Dynamics will deliver a “fleet” of robots (exact numbers unknown) “to multiple DHL warehouses throughout North America over the next three years” where they will start with the work of truck unloading.
“Deployment of the first Stretch units in...
@DaveHolmes ("Dave Holmes") wrote:
If anybody out there knows— or IS— an #ADHD coach, get at me: I might have an interesting project. DMs are open.
owl@beach.city ("ugglan") wrote:
wait, is Dorf like torp/þorp
@travisthetechie ("Travis Smith") retweeted:
@bennessb ("Brianne Benness") wrote:
me, 2019: it’s so frustrating how doctors rarely seem to help undiagnosed chronically ill people, they just say it’s all in your head and encourage you to get back to work.
me, 2022: oh the healthcare system was designed to deal with every crisis this way. fuck.
@bascule ("Tony "Abolish ICE" Arcieri 🦀🌹") retweeted:
@ShriramKMurthi ("ShriramKrishnamurthi") wrote:
These @rustlang ads are getting out of control.
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@arstechnica ("Ars Technica") wrote:
A bug lurking for 12 years gives attackers root on every major Linux distro https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/01/a-bug-lurking-for-12-years-gives-attackers-root-on-every-major-linux-distro/?utm_brand=arstechnica&utm_source=twitter&utm_social-type=owned&utm_medium=social by @dangoodin001
@33mhz ("Terri Alligator Gar") wrote:
his incumbent advantage, campaign operations etc aren’t going to just evaporate over this & his challenger still has an uphill battle but LMAO this headline
@KamalaHarris ("Kamala Harris") wrote:
With the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, we are finally taking action on an issue that has impacted our children and seniors—removing lead pipes across America.
A moon set can make for dramatic photos of the night sky.
I always thought that taking a photo of the night sky meant mounting expensive cameras onto heavy telescopes and having extensive knowledge of the stars. But for the latest episode of my YouTube video series Full Frame, I flew 2,000 miles away from the big city lights of NYC to meet Bettymaya Foott, astrophotographer and director of engagement for the International Dark-Sky Association, who taught me how to capture incredible photos of the stars using cameras I already owned. What once seemed like a monumental task, involving deep knowledge of the cosmos, quickly turned into an incredibly peaceful but also incredibly cold night under the stars.
Here is everything I learned about capturing a great photo of the night sky:
My entire time with Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves has been underscored by a question: Why?
owl@beach.city ("ugglan") wrote:
.less? ja man blir less på vävtrams ganska fort.
@AnnTelnaes ("Ann Telnaes") wrote:
I know he's (wisely) stepped back from twitter, but worth a retweet... and so 2021...2022
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@BradBirdA113 ("Brad Bird") wrote:
If this were a little LESS crazily over the top it would be sad, but her list is so perfect and her response so genuine that it had me laughing so hard I was crying.
2020 X 2020 = THIS. https://twitter.com/RobynSchall/status/1327340547686735880
owl@beach.city ("ugglan") wrote:
Mandatory Designer Variables
Rows of composting grape pomace are covered for the winter in Sonoma County’s Alexander Valley on December 13, 2015, near Geyserville, California. | Photo by George Rose/Getty Images
Scaling up composting, tree-planting, and other sustainable agricultural practices in California could trap about a quarter of the state’s annual carbon dioxide emissions by 2030, according to a new report. These strategies for drawing down greenhouse gases are cheaper and easier to ramp up than technological alternatives, like devices that suck planet-heating CO2 out of the air, and should play a key role in the state’s efforts to address climate change, the report authors argue.
Although it often leads the nation in setting aggressive climate goals, California is also a state with one of the biggest carbon footprints, making it imperative that the state consider a wide range of strategies for reducing emissions. That could include...
@attackerman ("Spencer Ackerman") replied to a tweet by @attackerman:
It would be a shame if everyone had this
@attackerman ("Spencer Ackerman") wrote:
Kurt, who famously wanted to be commodified by venal morons
@bascule ("Tony "Abolish ICE" Arcieri 🦀🌹") wrote:
Joe Rogan and Jordan Peterson are two people I've largely tried to ignore, but between their cringe takes on climate change and this, I'm a bit worried about what they're doing to their audience of 11 million people https://www.mediamatters.org/joe-rogan-experience/spotifys-joe-rogan-and-guest-jordan-peterson-suggest-michael-eric-dyson-isnt
Microsoft is planning to launch a public preview of its Android apps for Windows 11 next month, alongside some taskbar improvements and redesigned Notepad and Media Player apps. Windows chief Panos Panay outlined the upcoming changes to Windows 11 in a blog post today, and they appear to be part of Windows 11’s first big update.
The taskbar improvements include a mute and unmute feature and likely the ability to show a clock on secondary monitors. Both were missing at the launch of Windows 11, but Microsoft is still working on improving the taskbar further to bring back missing functionality like drag and drop.
The upcoming Windows 11 next month will also include the weather widget returning to the taskbar, something Microsoft started...
@ewarren ("Elizabeth Warren") replied to a tweet by @ewarren:
Take a look at all the candidates I’ve endorsed, and get in the fight by their side: https://ewar.ren/endorsements-2022
@hiro_asari ("あさり") retweeted:
@json_dirs ("𝚓𝚘𝚗𝚗𝚢﹏𝚜𝚊𝚞𝚗𝚍𝚎𝚛𝚜") wrote:
More fun publisher surveillance:
Elsevier embeds a hash in the PDF metadata that is *unique for each time a PDF is downloaded*, this is a diff between metadata from two of the same paper. Combined with access timestamps, they can uniquely identify the source of any shared PDFs.
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@Leary73_ ("X") replied to a tweet by @LolOverruled:
@LolOverruled Well yeah when this is literally you
@ewarren ("Elizabeth Warren") replied to a tweet by @ewarren:
From raising her son as a single mother, to losing her son to gun violence, to beating breast cancer twice, @LucyMcBath deeply understands so many issues that touch people’s lives. She’s a fierce advocate for working families, and I’m proud to endorse her for re-election.
@ewarren ("Elizabeth Warren") replied to a tweet by @ewarren:
As a former labor organizer, @GregCasar has always put working families first. That’s what he’ll continue to do in Congress, with a bold vision for Medicare for All, protecting reproductive rights, and standing up to powerful interests. I’m glad to endorse his campaign.
@ewarren ("Elizabeth Warren") replied to a tweet by @ewarren:
.@Andy_Levin fights from the heart, and he knows how to get results. He brings powerfully important experience to Congress—from union organizing & workforce policy to green energy entrepreneurship & human rights advocacy. I’m happy to endorse him for re-election.
@ewarren ("Elizabeth Warren") wrote:
This year’s elections are about defending our democracy and fighting for the changes families need in their daily lives. Today, I’m endorsing three candidates who know how to make our country work for everyone, not just the rich and powerful:
@telegram ("Telegram Messenger") wrote:
You can set any image as your chat background – with blur and motion effects for a unique look and feel. Go to Settings > Chat Settings on Android or Settings > Appearance on iOS to bring a taste of the tropics to the middle of winter. #TelegramTips
By going back in time, the game moves the series forward
The Chaparral and its cargo pod in front. | Image: Elroy Air
Elroy Air, a startup that wants to make cargo deliveries using autonomous hybrid-electric aircraft, has unveiled its pre-production craft: the Chapparral.
Described by Elroy Air’s co-founder Clint Cope as “a hybrid between a rough-and-ready helicopter and a battle-hardened bush plane,” the Chaparral is a vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) craft that transitions between hovering using eight vertical fans and forward flight using four swiveling propellers. A hybrid-electric powertrain gives it a range of up to 300 miles (482km) and a cargo capacity of 300 to 500lbs (136 to 226kg). Goods are loaded into an underslung pod that can autonomously be picked up and dropped off.
“The Chaparral will be a vital logistics link for people around...
Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge
In case you were looking for a deal on the Oculus Quest 2, Amazon has you covered. Its “Renewed Store,” where refurbished and used products are sold, will begin selling an appealing VR headset bundle on Tuesday, February 1st, although you can preorder it now for $249 (via Slickdeals). The kit contains a “like-new” Oculus Quest 2 128GB headset (normally $299 by itself), along with controllers, a silicon facial interface, a rugged, customizable head strap, and a hard case for the headset. The accessories aren’t official, as in, made by Oculus, but it’s enough to get you started. Read our review of the headset.
This kit is sold and shipped from Amazon, which offers a one-year limited manufacturer’s warranty on the product. We’ve seen...
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t_aus_m@machteburch.social ("Till for Future") wrote:
Bekloppte Radwege: Wie schlimm ist es? | STRG_F
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpBDQnOyIlE
@KamalaHarris ("Kamala Harris") retweeted:
@VP ("Vice President Kamala Harris") wrote:
Yesterday, Virginia Senate Democrats voted down a handful of Republican bills that tried to limit access to the ballot box, including doing away with same-day voter registration. We must continue to protect our freedom to vote.
pzmyers@octodon.social ("pzmyers 🦑") wrote:
The flies…the flies are my masters now.
https://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/2022/01/26/long-day-ahead-2/
@AnnTelnaes ("Ann Telnaes") wrote:
From Gov. Youngkin's oped: "Parents can now choose whether wearing a mask at school is right for their child."
Or: Who gives a damn about the other kids?(Go to @PostOpinions to read the rest of his apples & oranges piece about masking in schools)
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2022/01/25/virginia-isnt-children/?tid=ss_tw
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LittleJoeMuc@social.tchncs.de wrote:
Irgendwer hier macht doch Tutorials für #freecad auf Peertube, finde das nicht mehr. 🤔
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Xiaomi has announced the Redmi Note 11 series, continuing its popular line of budget-friendly handsets that sell in huge numbers in India and various other markets.
There are four phones in total, but they only differentiate themselves in a few specific areas. All of them have what Xiaomi describes as a “trendy flat-edge body” — in other words, yes, it looks like an iPhone — and most of the specs are shared across at least two models. Here’s how it all breaks down:
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Crytek has teased a new entry in its long-running _Crysis_series in a short trailer posted from its Twitter account. “Join the journey. Become the hero,” the trailer reads as it displays a large “4.” The announcement comes almost nine years after the release of the last numbered entry in the _Crysis_series, Crysis 3, which was released on February 19th, 2013.
The official Crysis 4 teaser comes just hours after Crytek China appeared to confirm news of the game early in a post on Chinese social media site BiliBili. Its post, which now appears to have been deleted, said “The ‘Crysis 4’ project is confirmed, opening a new nano battlefield!” when translated into English, according to Eurogamer.
It's time to join the journey and be the hero.
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A fat joke from the PM in PMQs. Class all the way.
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"Reducing racism to its generically psychological dimension obscures its roots in structured inequality. American racism... is a complex dialectic of attitudes & material relations... Racial stereotypes are a feature of oppression, not its source"
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So long, Self-Driving Coalition for Safer Streets; hello, Autonomous Vehicle Industry Association!
The AV industry’s top lobbying group in Washington, DC is rebranding, dropping the reference to “self-driving” in exchange for a more straightforward moniker. The group, which was founded in 2016 by Waymo, Ford, Lyft, Uber, and Volvo, lobbies lawmakers to pass legislation favorable to its members. It has since grown to include the top AV operators in the country, including Cruise, Aurora, Argo AI, Motional, Nuro, and Zoox.
It’s the latest move by the AV industry to distance itself from the term “self-driving”
It’s the latest move by the AV industry to distance itself from the term “self-driving,” which many observers interpret as an...