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if you preordered the new Kelela from kelela dot warp dot net it's available for download now
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Mastodon FeedShe was a platinum blonde with a heart of gold, nerves of steel, and a lead foot. Me? I was a copper with brass balls, a tin ear, and an iron lung.
Mastodon FeedInstagram should have a “show this ad to my spouse” option.
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Mastodon Feedjeffsonstein ("Jeff Sonstein") wrote:
“In the past, Americans have argued about which facts were more important in their explanatory power or causal emphasis; in the present, we are often reduced to arguing about which facts are even facts. Unmooring our debates from some shared understanding of facts inevitably makes constructive dialogue impossible because there is no shared starting point.”
— Myth America: Historians Take On the Biggest Legends and Lies About Our Past by Kevin M. Kruse, Julian E. Zelizer
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“To the archivists, librarians, teachers, and fellow historians who give us a better, and more accurate, understanding of our nation’s past.”
— Myth America: Historians Take On the Biggest Legends and Lies About Our Past by Kevin M. Kruse, Julian E. Zelizer
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stephenserjeant@mas.to ("Prof Stephen Serjeant") wrote:
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- 6 Acknowledgments The majority of the work presented here was undertaken as part of C. Sharpe’s honours year at the University of Sydney, but was originally conceived by G. F. Lewis. We would like to thank A. Arbey et al. for making their AlterBBN code publicly available as this paper would not have been possible without it. G. F. Lewis received no funding to support this research. C. Sharpe would also like to thank NSW police for ensuring a swift return of his belongings, including his laptop, after having them burgled from his house a few weeks before this paper’s submission. Additionally, he would like to thank his neighbour, Gary, who spotted the burglar and, rather than simply phoning the police and staying put, decided to yell ‘you better run fast mate’ before chasing the man down the street, tackling him, pinning him to the ground, and then calling the police, all while still in his pyjamas and a sleepy daze. (remote)
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Mastodon Feedxor@tech.intersects.art ("Parker Higgins") wrote:
I am a pretty sophisticated reader and (though I'm embarrassed to say it) I still feel personally invested in the Twitter API stuff but I cannot figure out what the latest announcement even means
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brave ("Brave") wrote:
Mastodon FeedI’m hoping to eat spicier and spicier foods so that when the riot police try to pepper spray me in the future food & water riots it will just be a delicious seasoning for cannibalistic meals
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Mastodon Feedisagalaev ("Ivan Sagalaev :flag_wbw:") wrote:
I'm saying "yet another" because crashes involving Teslas get a disproportionate amount of press (and Musk-induced hatred), but the fact that the vast majority of them turns out to be human-really-asking-for-it cases usually flies under the radar. I think it's important to counter biases.
Mastodon Feedisagalaev ("Ivan Sagalaev :flag_wbw:") wrote:
Yet another case of Tesla's Autopilot being cleared after an investigation.
https://electrek.co/2023/02/09/tesla-cleared-highly-publicized-fatal-crash-no-one-in-drivers-seat/
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- How can I use inline images without alienating my users? If you pay any attention to comments from users of your web pages, you will quickly learn that 500K GIFs are only pretty to the four or five users who have a personal T1 line. I'm exaggerating, but not all that much. It's astonishing how many web site producers have never tested their site through one of the 14.4kbps modems (that's only 1600 bytes per second on a good day, remember) that the actual customer is using. (remote)
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I love this writer
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“Art itself, like psychoanalysis, comes from deep inside you, somewhere where all of these things are roiling around, coming together, falling apart” - Walter Mosley
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