Danielle
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Das Leben ist zu kurz, um langweilige Geschichten zu lesen
Das Leben ist zu kurz, um langweilige Geschichten zu lesen
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These articles have a place if they’re “wow was I wrong, here’s the ways I was wrong and the failure modes I engaged in, and I’m sorry”. They don’t work if they are “everyone was hysterical for now reason, but now I deem it fascism, it’s time to get worried, you’re welcome”.
January 26, 2026 at 4:31 AM
These articles have a place if they’re “wow was I wrong, here’s the ways I was wrong and the failure modes I engaged in, and I’m sorry”. They don’t work if they are “everyone was hysterical for now reason, but now I deem it fascism, it’s time to get worried, you’re welcome”.
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4: “Vectoring assets! OPSEC hygiene!” Literally no COIN SME talks like this. I taught this shit to field agents and I never once used goofy phrases like this. But ChatGPT absolutely does.
January 26, 2026 at 3:51 PM
4: “Vectoring assets! OPSEC hygiene!” Literally no COIN SME talks like this. I taught this shit to field agents and I never once used goofy phrases like this. But ChatGPT absolutely does.
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fine Gobbo, I'll teach you Fireball
January 27, 2026 at 9:50 AM
fine Gobbo, I'll teach you Fireball
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To combat bird flu spread, other countries have authorized poultry vaccines. The U.S. hasn’t, amid political and economic pushback.
Without a vaccine, experts say the virus poses an escalating threat: “The minute it transmits to humans, it’s done.”
(Published Nov. 2025)
Without a vaccine, experts say the virus poses an escalating threat: “The minute it transmits to humans, it’s done.”
(Published Nov. 2025)
What the U.S. Government Is Dismissing That Could Seed a Bird Flu Pandemic
Egg producers suspect bird flu is traveling through the air. After a disastrous Midwestern outbreak early this year, we tested that theory and found that where the wind blew, the virus followed. Vacci...
www.propublica.org
January 27, 2026 at 2:00 AM
To combat bird flu spread, other countries have authorized poultry vaccines. The U.S. hasn’t, amid political and economic pushback.
Without a vaccine, experts say the virus poses an escalating threat: “The minute it transmits to humans, it’s done.”
(Published Nov. 2025)
Without a vaccine, experts say the virus poses an escalating threat: “The minute it transmits to humans, it’s done.”
(Published Nov. 2025)
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Won't anyone think of us entryists?! We bangwagon hoppers?! Us, the fairweather fans of social movements who have finally done the mental calculus and realised our current course doesn't benefit us personally in the long term?! Why are you being so mean?!
January 26, 2026 at 4:04 PM
Won't anyone think of us entryists?! We bangwagon hoppers?! Us, the fairweather fans of social movements who have finally done the mental calculus and realised our current course doesn't benefit us personally in the long term?! Why are you being so mean?!
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Now I want to know which CNN reporter or producer doesn't know the word "sycophant."
January 26, 2026 at 7:26 PM
Now I want to know which CNN reporter or producer doesn't know the word "sycophant."
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It's just "liberals are goodies", "I am obviously a good person ergo I must be a liberal".
But as they express what are actually horribly conservative views, they get pushback, and that cognitive dissonance breaks their brains.
But as they express what are actually horribly conservative views, they get pushback, and that cognitive dissonance breaks their brains.
January 26, 2026 at 10:48 PM
It's just "liberals are goodies", "I am obviously a good person ergo I must be a liberal".
But as they express what are actually horribly conservative views, they get pushback, and that cognitive dissonance breaks their brains.
But as they express what are actually horribly conservative views, they get pushback, and that cognitive dissonance breaks their brains.
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Terfs are an interesting sub-type of fascist, in that they are the sub-type most keen to think of themselves as liberals because they have adopted the worldview that "liberal = good" with no further detail beyond that.
Not "liberal = good because democracy" or "because human rights"...
Not "liberal = good because democracy" or "because human rights"...
January 26, 2026 at 10:48 PM
Terfs are an interesting sub-type of fascist, in that they are the sub-type most keen to think of themselves as liberals because they have adopted the worldview that "liberal = good" with no further detail beyond that.
Not "liberal = good because democracy" or "because human rights"...
Not "liberal = good because democracy" or "because human rights"...
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Happy two year anniversary to the ultimate videogame launch announcement, the likes of which hasn’t been topped just yet
January 26, 2026 at 9:03 PM
Happy two year anniversary to the ultimate videogame launch announcement, the likes of which hasn’t been topped just yet
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They haven't all run yet, but they're running. They haven't all lost yet, but they're losing.
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A thought, looking forward, at the strategy of the anti-Trump coalition, given the pattern we've seen, DHS will begin probably soon, drawing down forces in Minneapolis and going to harass some other place.
It'll be useful to frame this as 'ICE defeated' and a 'retreat' - they are 'fleeing.'
It'll be useful to frame this as 'ICE defeated' and a 'retreat' - they are 'fleeing.'
January 26, 2026 at 10:50 PM
They haven't all run yet, but they're running. They haven't all lost yet, but they're losing.
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there been a bunch of fascism articles recently whose argument goes:
1. the annoying alarmist dipshits said a bunch of stupid stuff
2. yet somehow, what they predicted ended up happening
3. waffle around vaguely for a bit, without ever reconciling 1 & 2
1. the annoying alarmist dipshits said a bunch of stupid stuff
2. yet somehow, what they predicted ended up happening
3. waffle around vaguely for a bit, without ever reconciling 1 & 2
January 26, 2026 at 11:12 AM
there been a bunch of fascism articles recently whose argument goes:
1. the annoying alarmist dipshits said a bunch of stupid stuff
2. yet somehow, what they predicted ended up happening
3. waffle around vaguely for a bit, without ever reconciling 1 & 2
1. the annoying alarmist dipshits said a bunch of stupid stuff
2. yet somehow, what they predicted ended up happening
3. waffle around vaguely for a bit, without ever reconciling 1 & 2
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Good grief. www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
January 24, 2026 at 1:52 PM
Good grief. www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
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They never worried about what a truly dire fuckup killing an Alex Pretti would be because it never occurred to them that an Alex Pretti could ever exist
So now they have no idea what the fuck to do. Because they don’t even fully understand what’s just happened
So now they have no idea what the fuck to do. Because they don’t even fully understand what’s just happened
January 26, 2026 at 6:05 PM
They never worried about what a truly dire fuckup killing an Alex Pretti would be because it never occurred to them that an Alex Pretti could ever exist
So now they have no idea what the fuck to do. Because they don’t even fully understand what’s just happened
So now they have no idea what the fuck to do. Because they don’t even fully understand what’s just happened
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Fascists don’t comprehend the simple mundane courageous altruism of ordinary everyday people, because in order for them to believe the things fascism requires they believe, that kind of altruism cannot exist. If it appears, it’s only a cynical lie
January 26, 2026 at 6:03 PM
Fascists don’t comprehend the simple mundane courageous altruism of ordinary everyday people, because in order for them to believe the things fascism requires they believe, that kind of altruism cannot exist. If it appears, it’s only a cynical lie
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I feel like if I had been consistently wrong about something for a decade and called the people who were right about it hysterical idiots then in my article admitting these people were right I wouldn't say "but obviously they were still hysterical idiots"
January 26, 2026 at 4:07 PM
I feel like if I had been consistently wrong about something for a decade and called the people who were right about it hysterical idiots then in my article admitting these people were right I wouldn't say "but obviously they were still hysterical idiots"
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I find the willful refusal to see that “selling out” has nothing to do with popularity or money and everything to do with changing who you are to get those things is one of the most alienating things to me about many younger people. Not selling out is a good thing. The ones my age who suck? SOLD OUT
January 26, 2026 at 4:25 PM
I find the willful refusal to see that “selling out” has nothing to do with popularity or money and everything to do with changing who you are to get those things is one of the most alienating things to me about many younger people. Not selling out is a good thing. The ones my age who suck? SOLD OUT
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This is how it’s done.
Get away from US software companies, get away from US cloud providers. Support local or ally software businesses only. Go back to on-premises. Know where your data is going.
We’ve slept walk into this, we just need to wake up now. Alternatives have always existed. Use them.
Get away from US software companies, get away from US cloud providers. Support local or ally software businesses only. Go back to on-premises. Know where your data is going.
We’ve slept walk into this, we just need to wake up now. Alternatives have always existed. Use them.
France announced today it’s phasing out Teams, Zoom, etc. to be replaced with a French/European solution called Visio. The data is hosted on Outscale. Transcripts and subtitles are also handled by French providers. The target is set on 2027 for government agencies.
January 26, 2026 at 4:29 PM
This is how it’s done.
Get away from US software companies, get away from US cloud providers. Support local or ally software businesses only. Go back to on-premises. Know where your data is going.
We’ve slept walk into this, we just need to wake up now. Alternatives have always existed. Use them.
Get away from US software companies, get away from US cloud providers. Support local or ally software businesses only. Go back to on-premises. Know where your data is going.
We’ve slept walk into this, we just need to wake up now. Alternatives have always existed. Use them.
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Thanks for that one, you soft antivaxx tinfoil hat 5G shitheads. thanks a bunch. and a particular thank you to Andrew fucking Wakefield.
⚠️ BREAKING:
UK Loses Measles Elimination Status After Nearly 3,000 Cases Reported in England and Wales
The World Health Organization says the UK has lost its measles elimination status after nearly 3,000 cases were reported in England and Wales in 2024.
UK Loses Measles Elimination Status After Nearly 3,000 Cases Reported in England and Wales
The World Health Organization says the UK has lost its measles elimination status after nearly 3,000 cases were reported in England and Wales in 2024.
January 26, 2026 at 4:49 PM
Thanks for that one, you soft antivaxx tinfoil hat 5G shitheads. thanks a bunch. and a particular thank you to Andrew fucking Wakefield.
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They literally tried a violent coup in his name, my good man.
January 26, 2026 at 4:55 PM
They literally tried a violent coup in his name, my good man.
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No, they had every opportunity to know what was going on. If they weren’t intentionally voting for this, they were exhibiting criminal negligence.
Seriously, folks, people did NOT vote for murder on the streets. A majority of those who voted went for Trump, and to win power, those against Trump will have to win many of them over, not reject them all as people who want fascism.
January 26, 2026 at 4:51 PM
No, they had every opportunity to know what was going on. If they weren’t intentionally voting for this, they were exhibiting criminal negligence.
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I need people who were wrong about everything to actually look back and recognize that there was a reason they were wrong and maybe they need to update their understanding of the world.
Otherwise they don't really think they were wrong.
Otherwise they don't really think they were wrong.
January 26, 2026 at 2:44 PM
I need people who were wrong about everything to actually look back and recognize that there was a reason they were wrong and maybe they need to update their understanding of the world.
Otherwise they don't really think they were wrong.
Otherwise they don't really think they were wrong.
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I once read a thread on sexism in international relations/spying where women were instructed to make wrong claims about X whenever they wanted to get secret information on X; a man would just disclose the key info by means of mansplaining
January 26, 2026 at 8:39 AM
I once read a thread on sexism in international relations/spying where women were instructed to make wrong claims about X whenever they wanted to get secret information on X; a man would just disclose the key info by means of mansplaining
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