Gina B
@thelazyeditor.bsky.social
Mostly an account for prestige TV shit posting. I also read books sometimes. Recovering former evangelical & obnoxious Italian American. All views my own.
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Gina B
@thelazyeditor.bsky.social
· Sep 16
Grackles, the raccoons of the sky.
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We don't have enough people doing what they can but I am so grateful to those who are. Thank you.
Actually taking the time to make the call, send the letter, show up to the meeting, write the check, go to the protests, do actual mutual aid. Thank you.
Actually taking the time to make the call, send the letter, show up to the meeting, write the check, go to the protests, do actual mutual aid. Thank you.
November 14, 2025 at 10:02 PM
We don't have enough people doing what they can but I am so grateful to those who are. Thank you.
Actually taking the time to make the call, send the letter, show up to the meeting, write the check, go to the protests, do actual mutual aid. Thank you.
Actually taking the time to make the call, send the letter, show up to the meeting, write the check, go to the protests, do actual mutual aid. Thank you.
In a big Italian American family, you know your cousins’ cousins. Everyone is a cousin, though there is a matrix of importance based on closeness of relations I can’t explain.
November 13, 2025 at 1:44 PM
In a big Italian American family, you know your cousins’ cousins. Everyone is a cousin, though there is a matrix of importance based on closeness of relations I can’t explain.
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155 - AI Refusal feat. Kay
This week we have @kslater.bsky.social back on to talk about AI and what the refusal of AI means in terms of library practice and theory.
This week we have @kslater.bsky.social back on to talk about AI and what the refusal of AI means in terms of library practice and theory.
155 - AI Refusal feat. Kay | librarypunk
This week we have Kay back on to talk about AI and what the refusal of AI means in terms of library practice and theory.
Bsky: @kslater.bsky.social
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Kay’s article in Library Trends: Ag...
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September 24, 2025 at 4:58 PM
155 - AI Refusal feat. Kay
This week we have @kslater.bsky.social back on to talk about AI and what the refusal of AI means in terms of library practice and theory.
This week we have @kslater.bsky.social back on to talk about AI and what the refusal of AI means in terms of library practice and theory.
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Last week: There’s a particular kind of despair that comes from watching an institution abandon its principles in real time. It’s not the dramatic betrayal of a single moment. It’s slower than that.
My University Just Taught Extremists How to Eliminate Academic Programs They Don't Like
Texas Christian University handed its power to the people working hardest to dismantle learning itself.
www.texasobserver.org
November 11, 2025 at 9:00 PM
Last week: There’s a particular kind of despair that comes from watching an institution abandon its principles in real time. It’s not the dramatic betrayal of a single moment. It’s slower than that.
Neko Case must have been drunk out of her mind when she wrote “I Wish I Was the Moon”.
November 7, 2025 at 1:29 AM
Neko Case must have been drunk out of her mind when she wrote “I Wish I Was the Moon”.
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"'It's time to use it or get left behind,' he said."
Okay, leave me the fuck behind.
www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/...
Okay, leave me the fuck behind.
www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/...
When It Comes to AI, Adapt or Else, Says Keith Riegert
Keith Riegert, president of the Stable Book Group, offered a master class on AI tools during the recent Sharjah Publishers Conference. He described AI as both transformative and unsettling. It's time ...
www.publishersweekly.com
November 6, 2025 at 5:00 PM
"'It's time to use it or get left behind,' he said."
Okay, leave me the fuck behind.
www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/...
Okay, leave me the fuck behind.
www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/...
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a taylor swift album so bad it got me revisiting brat
October 3, 2025 at 3:47 PM
a taylor swift album so bad it got me revisiting brat
Okay Charli probably loves THAT song.
October 4, 2025 at 5:53 PM
Okay Charli probably loves THAT song.
I have long struggled to put my finger on what bothers me about the literary references in a certain pop star’s songwriting, and I just figured it out while listening to the new album: All her references come from a 10th grade honors English level of analysis and understanding.
October 4, 2025 at 5:19 PM
I have long struggled to put my finger on what bothers me about the literary references in a certain pop star’s songwriting, and I just figured it out while listening to the new album: All her references come from a 10th grade honors English level of analysis and understanding.
As a kid, I was terrified about the rapture and end times, but adult me is looking forward to tomorrow.
September 22, 2025 at 5:54 PM
As a kid, I was terrified about the rapture and end times, but adult me is looking forward to tomorrow.
I’m taking a social media break. If you know me personally irl, text me.
September 13, 2025 at 5:46 PM
I’m taking a social media break. If you know me personally irl, text me.
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GOP greatly overestimates the number of fucks GenX and younger give about Bill Clinton.
September 9, 2025 at 1:09 AM
GOP greatly overestimates the number of fucks GenX and younger give about Bill Clinton.
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Q: but what if a full Epstein investigation also takes down Bill Clinton?????
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it’s not even a sacrifice, it’s like a Free Gift With Purchase
September 9, 2025 at 1:20 AM
Q: but what if a full Epstein investigation also takes down Bill Clinton?????
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The events outlined in Careless People were horrifying, and as soon as I thought it couldn’t get worse, it got worse. Then it got to genocide.
I’m reading Careless People, the memoir about a former Facebook employee with access to the executives. I heard it was infuriating but I was not prepared.
September 9, 2025 at 3:38 AM
The events outlined in Careless People were horrifying, and as soon as I thought it couldn’t get worse, it got worse. Then it got to genocide.
I’m reading Careless People, the memoir about a former Facebook employee with access to the executives. I heard it was infuriating but I was not prepared.
September 5, 2025 at 11:31 PM
I’m reading Careless People, the memoir about a former Facebook employee with access to the executives. I heard it was infuriating but I was not prepared.
Finally caught up on Elizabeth Gilbert. All I have to say is if they make her latest memoir into a movie, I hope Carrie Coon plays every role.
September 5, 2025 at 1:50 AM
Finally caught up on Elizabeth Gilbert. All I have to say is if they make her latest memoir into a movie, I hope Carrie Coon plays every role.
“English, Scotch-Irish and continental Europeans”
man. if Eric Schmitt's speech to NatCon isn't a sign of the times, i don't know what is
!["America is not a 'universal nation.' ... [American] principles are not abstractions. They are living, breathing things — rooted in a people and embodied in a way of life."
Senator Eric Schmitt got a standing ovation at Nat Con DC for saying America as a nation is the property of a distinct ethnic people.
Americans are a mix of “the most adventurous, the most courageous, the most curious and innovative” of the English, Scotch-Irish, and continental Europeans, who came as settlers and have spent hundreds of years building, fighting, and dying for "a homeland for themselves and their descendants."
"We’re a nation of settlers, explorers, and pioneers — born on the ocean waters that carried the first ships to our shores and forged in the crucible of a wild frontier. Our people tamed a continent, built a civilization from the wilderness, and wrote our nation’s name in history.
"Our ancestors were driven here by destiny, possessed by urgent and fiery conviction, by burning belief, devoted to their cause and their God."
"The Continental Army soldiers dying of frostbite at Valley Forge, Pilgrims struggling to survive in the hard winter soil of Plymouth, pioneers striking out from Missouri for the wild and dangerous frontier, [and] outnumbered Kentucky settlers, repelling wave after wave of Indian war band attacks from behind their stockade walls, would be astonished to hear that they were only fighting for a 'proposition.'
"They believed they were forging a nation — a homeland for themselves and their descendants."
"America, in all its glory, is their gift to us, handed down across the generations.
"It belongs to us. It’s our birthright, our heritage, our destiny.
"If America is everything and everyone, then it is nothing and no one at all."](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:hbpefio3f5csc44msmbgioxz/bafkreif3x7re3lubuj7kzurj3ayotcnq2l46kwb2p5hp2zid2dagzth5nu@jpeg)
September 3, 2025 at 7:16 PM
“English, Scotch-Irish and continental Europeans”
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If you’re someone who still reads for pleasure, you are a marvel. If you’re able to unplug from all the chaos of our entertainment culture and disappear into the warmth and solace of a book, that is a rare gift and I’m very glad to know you.
August 22, 2025 at 6:49 PM
If you’re someone who still reads for pleasure, you are a marvel. If you’re able to unplug from all the chaos of our entertainment culture and disappear into the warmth and solace of a book, that is a rare gift and I’m very glad to know you.
I’m letting the news of Dobson’s death sink in. That asshole did so much damage, to my family & me personally and so many others. This “strong-willed child” is a now strong willed adult looking to dismantle everything he built and stood for. Talk about reaping what you have sown.
August 21, 2025 at 2:03 PM
I’m letting the news of Dobson’s death sink in. That asshole did so much damage, to my family & me personally and so many others. This “strong-willed child” is a now strong willed adult looking to dismantle everything he built and stood for. Talk about reaping what you have sown.
After watching this, I’ve concluded that all Chuck Schumer has ever wanted is to be some chimera of John Updike and Philip Roth. You could throw in some Don DeLillo for extra New York.
Thank you to Bobby Moynihan and Edi Patterson for helping us visualize the people living in Chuck Schumer’s head. And Chuck, if you’re reading this: they’re Republicans. The Baileys are registered Republicans, full stop.
August 19, 2025 at 1:29 PM
After watching this, I’ve concluded that all Chuck Schumer has ever wanted is to be some chimera of John Updike and Philip Roth. You could throw in some Don DeLillo for extra New York.
I’m only sorry it took me this long to watch it! And I’m sorry its 5 seasons got condensed into two, but at least we got a satisfying conclusion that brings even more depth to Rogue One (the best of the newer films, imo).
And it’s doing what the Dune movies are desperately trying to do — elevate the space opera in a mature and nuanced way. Andor is far more successful.
The viewer fully understands the stakes for the Rebellion at a personal level. The Empire is more than an old creep in a hood — it’s a system with tentacles that harm everyone, even its loyalists. Andor brilliantly complicates the “good v. evil” conceit behind Star Wars.
August 18, 2025 at 2:22 AM
I’m only sorry it took me this long to watch it! And I’m sorry its 5 seasons got condensed into two, but at least we got a satisfying conclusion that brings even more depth to Rogue One (the best of the newer films, imo).
And it’s doing what the Dune movies are desperately trying to do — elevate the space opera in a mature and nuanced way. Andor is far more successful.
The viewer fully understands the stakes for the Rebellion at a personal level. The Empire is more than an old creep in a hood — it’s a system with tentacles that harm everyone, even its loyalists. Andor brilliantly complicates the “good v. evil” conceit behind Star Wars.
I’m not saying anything new here, but Andor has a such a sophistication compared to most Star Wars IP. It’s a grownup space opera, dealing with big socio-political themes alongside personal ones.
August 18, 2025 at 2:13 AM
And it’s doing what the Dune movies are desperately trying to do — elevate the space opera in a mature and nuanced way. Andor is far more successful.
The viewer fully understands the stakes for the Rebellion at a personal level. The Empire is more than an old creep in a hood — it’s a system with tentacles that harm everyone, even its loyalists. Andor brilliantly complicates the “good v. evil” conceit behind Star Wars.
I’m not saying anything new here, but Andor has a such a sophistication compared to most Star Wars IP. It’s a grownup space opera, dealing with big socio-political themes alongside personal ones.
Omg Andor
August 18, 2025 at 2:12 AM
The viewer fully understands the stakes for the Rebellion at a personal level. The Empire is more than an old creep in a hood — it’s a system with tentacles that harm everyone, even its loyalists. Andor brilliantly complicates the “good v. evil” conceit behind Star Wars.
I’m not saying anything new here, but Andor has a such a sophistication compared to most Star Wars IP. It’s a grownup space opera, dealing with big socio-political themes alongside personal ones.
Omg Andor
August 18, 2025 at 2:10 AM
I’m not saying anything new here, but Andor has a such a sophistication compared to most Star Wars IP. It’s a grownup space opera, dealing with big socio-political themes alongside personal ones.