James Antill
@jamesantill.bsky.social
As a person who grew up in the UK, I'd never heard of that word.
Also FWIW a random website suggests they are different: www.umaudio.com/whats-the-di...
Also FWIW a random website suggests they are different: www.umaudio.com/whats-the-di...
November 11, 2025 at 9:25 PM
As a person who grew up in the UK, I'd never heard of that word.
Also FWIW a random website suggests they are different: www.umaudio.com/whats-the-di...
Also FWIW a random website suggests they are different: www.umaudio.com/whats-the-di...
He's not met any of the moments, in at least the last year. There's also a brand new list of 8 people that should move on from the party.
November 10, 2025 at 4:02 PM
He's not met any of the moments, in at least the last year. There's also a brand new list of 8 people that should move on from the party.
Looks believable, but curious why @hankgreen.bsky.social hasn't said this before (or maybe he has and I forgot?).
November 9, 2025 at 10:06 PM
Looks believable, but curious why @hankgreen.bsky.social hasn't said this before (or maybe he has and I forgot?).
I think male cats are generally more curious and happy to do whatever you want as long as they are having a good time.
On the other side they're a lot more likely to decide that the best response to them not having a good time is to wizz in your slippers.
On the other side they're a lot more likely to decide that the best response to them not having a good time is to wizz in your slippers.
November 3, 2025 at 5:18 PM
I think male cats are generally more curious and happy to do whatever you want as long as they are having a good time.
On the other side they're a lot more likely to decide that the best response to them not having a good time is to wizz in your slippers.
On the other side they're a lot more likely to decide that the best response to them not having a good time is to wizz in your slippers.
> I think "her books were always bad" is a nonstarter bc
Literally millions of people loved them. /thread
Like I guess you can read things into them now, given her actions. But back before she wasn't public with her hate people saw inclusivity, happiness, and a good eventually conquers evil story.
Literally millions of people loved them. /thread
Like I guess you can read things into them now, given her actions. But back before she wasn't public with her hate people saw inclusivity, happiness, and a good eventually conquers evil story.
October 28, 2025 at 10:31 PM
> I think "her books were always bad" is a nonstarter bc
Literally millions of people loved them. /thread
Like I guess you can read things into them now, given her actions. But back before she wasn't public with her hate people saw inclusivity, happiness, and a good eventually conquers evil story.
Literally millions of people loved them. /thread
Like I guess you can read things into them now, given her actions. But back before she wasn't public with her hate people saw inclusivity, happiness, and a good eventually conquers evil story.
That is a bad title and you should feel bad.
October 26, 2025 at 3:58 PM
That is a bad title and you should feel bad.
Including the second part was a bold strategy, impressed it still worked ;).
October 24, 2025 at 3:59 PM
Including the second part was a bold strategy, impressed it still worked ;).
It's written in C++, easiest way to do a bunch of untranslated text (Eg. for credits) is like:
foo = ["fred", "wilma", "bambam", "..."]
...and without a bunch of work they'll end up loaded at all times (and all of them are likely such a small amount of space nobody cared to do the work).
foo = ["fred", "wilma", "bambam", "..."]
...and without a bunch of work they'll end up loaded at all times (and all of them are likely such a small amount of space nobody cared to do the work).
October 5, 2025 at 5:13 PM
It's written in C++, easiest way to do a bunch of untranslated text (Eg. for credits) is like:
foo = ["fred", "wilma", "bambam", "..."]
...and without a bunch of work they'll end up loaded at all times (and all of them are likely such a small amount of space nobody cared to do the work).
foo = ["fred", "wilma", "bambam", "..."]
...and without a bunch of work they'll end up loaded at all times (and all of them are likely such a small amount of space nobody cared to do the work).
Initially assumed you'd missed a comma after the first word, and agreed.
July 28, 2025 at 9:10 PM
Initially assumed you'd missed a comma after the first word, and agreed.
Stop worrying about Rs overturning Roe vs. Wade, they need to keep it around for donations and they know it will incite at least half the country if they do.
All this talk about cutting medicare is stupid, the retirees will rise up and it would be democratic suicide.
All this talk about cutting medicare is stupid, the retirees will rise up and it would be democratic suicide.
July 23, 2025 at 3:38 PM
Stop worrying about Rs overturning Roe vs. Wade, they need to keep it around for donations and they know it will incite at least half the country if they do.
All this talk about cutting medicare is stupid, the retirees will rise up and it would be democratic suicide.
All this talk about cutting medicare is stupid, the retirees will rise up and it would be democratic suicide.
Assuming you've tried the obvious things...
If you have backups, you could close and restore just the browser dir from that?
If you have browser data linked to your phone, you can try using that (not en mass).
Can open history and doom scroll a month of links, while drinking tea and hating life.
If you have backups, you could close and restore just the browser dir from that?
If you have browser data linked to your phone, you can try using that (not en mass).
Can open history and doom scroll a month of links, while drinking tea and hating life.
July 22, 2025 at 8:07 PM
Assuming you've tried the obvious things...
If you have backups, you could close and restore just the browser dir from that?
If you have browser data linked to your phone, you can try using that (not en mass).
Can open history and doom scroll a month of links, while drinking tea and hating life.
If you have backups, you could close and restore just the browser dir from that?
If you have browser data linked to your phone, you can try using that (not en mass).
Can open history and doom scroll a month of links, while drinking tea and hating life.
It's a "joke": bsky.app/profile/benc...
Guys I am sorry to report this is a Clickhole video. Mr. Cuomo has never done something this cool.
If You Don’t Think You Have Any Racial Prejudices, You Better Watch This Video
YouTube video by ClickHole
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July 16, 2025 at 6:41 PM
It's a "joke": bsky.app/profile/benc...
Reposted by James Antill
Finally, I can post this video I've been hanging on to since somebody sent it to me.
July 14, 2025 at 6:08 PM
Finally, I can post this video I've been hanging on to since somebody sent it to me.