Jenniferplusplus
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We're past the point where there's any path that doesn't go through widespread violence. We're not yet at the point where we inevitably slide into generations of fascist rule. But that point is getting close
November 11, 2025 at 8:03 AM
We're past the point where there's any path that doesn't go through widespread violence. We're not yet at the point where we inevitably slide into generations of fascist rule. But that point is getting close
🤞 There might even be enough time to do something with that situation
November 11, 2025 at 7:53 AM
🤞 There might even be enough time to do something with that situation
Very competent dress up game, with a surprisingly fun battle mechanic on the side
November 9, 2025 at 5:22 PM
Very competent dress up game, with a surprisingly fun battle mechanic on the side
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Like… people want affordable groceries, housing, and healthcare, *And* they want their friends and loved ones the be alive and safe and free from persecution.
These are not mutually exclusive ideas. They are in fact bound up together.
These are not mutually exclusive ideas. They are in fact bound up together.
Too many news outlets & pols framing Tuesday as affordability *Instead Of* "woke"/"DEI"/whatever the fuck when Mamdani & Sherrill both *explicitly* embraced trans & other LGBTQ+ rights, VA solidly rejected Republicans' virulent anti-trans attack adz, & a PA elected their 1st trans mayor. Be serious.
Pro-Equality Candidates Win, Anti-Trans Campaigns Lose Again, in Election 2025 | GLAAD
History was made, and repeated, in the 2025 election, with significant impacts for LGBTQ Americans and candidates who campaigned to support LGBTQ people. Virginia voters elected the Commonwealth’s fir...
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November 9, 2025 at 3:35 PM
Like… people want affordable groceries, housing, and healthcare, *And* they want their friends and loved ones the be alive and safe and free from persecution.
These are not mutually exclusive ideas. They are in fact bound up together.
These are not mutually exclusive ideas. They are in fact bound up together.
Cartoonishly racist. This is behavior I would expect from a captain planet villain
November 5, 2025 at 9:20 PM
Cartoonishly racist. This is behavior I would expect from a captain planet villain
We're extremely disappointing
November 5, 2025 at 5:59 AM
We're extremely disappointing
For like 20 minutes of the Harris campaign, yeah
November 5, 2025 at 5:33 AM
For like 20 minutes of the Harris campaign, yeah
It was mostly done out of pique, over the fact that teenagers were visible in public.
I have no doubt that there are people who don't like it, but they have no power in those towns. There are ~7 "Texas cities" that regularly make national news for being a regressive nightmare. 4 of them are these
I have no doubt that there are people who don't like it, but they have no power in those towns. There are ~7 "Texas cities" that regularly make national news for being a regressive nightmare. 4 of them are these
November 2, 2025 at 5:27 PM
It was mostly done out of pique, over the fact that teenagers were visible in public.
I have no doubt that there are people who don't like it, but they have no power in those towns. There are ~7 "Texas cities" that regularly make national news for being a regressive nightmare. 4 of them are these
I have no doubt that there are people who don't like it, but they have no power in those towns. There are ~7 "Texas cities" that regularly make national news for being a regressive nightmare. 4 of them are these
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as crises converge and intensify around us, we should focus our advocacy and collective organizing on solutions & technologies that solve the most problems at once. e micromobility tops that list in US cities and towns. we CAN take streets back for people & families
November 2, 2025 at 5:09 PM
as crises converge and intensify around us, we should focus our advocacy and collective organizing on solutions & technologies that solve the most problems at once. e micromobility tops that list in US cities and towns. we CAN take streets back for people & families
Meanwhile, multiple cities in DFW recently banned electric bikes and scooters entirely
I hate it here
I hate it here
November 2, 2025 at 4:50 PM
Meanwhile, multiple cities in DFW recently banned electric bikes and scooters entirely
I hate it here
I hate it here
ah, yes.
I keep forgetting "supply chain security" is a thing. In that sense, they do use "artifact" to mean "packaged good" to which they can pin an elaborate series of receipts that they can use as evidence to impose liability on people who's free work they took.
I keep forgetting "supply chain security" is a thing. In that sense, they do use "artifact" to mean "packaged good" to which they can pin an elaborate series of receipts that they can use as evidence to impose liability on people who's free work they took.
October 31, 2025 at 3:42 PM
ah, yes.
I keep forgetting "supply chain security" is a thing. In that sense, they do use "artifact" to mean "packaged good" to which they can pin an elaborate series of receipts that they can use as evidence to impose liability on people who's free work they took.
I keep forgetting "supply chain security" is a thing. In that sense, they do use "artifact" to mean "packaged good" to which they can pin an elaborate series of receipts that they can use as evidence to impose liability on people who's free work they took.
Does it undermine the profits of the ag industry? It seems like food aid would just increase the TAM of the ag industry
October 31, 2025 at 3:35 PM
Does it undermine the profits of the ag industry? It seems like food aid would just increase the TAM of the ag industry
I would generally discuss software "artifacts" as distinct from software "source." In that sense I think it does align with the broader meaning, as a discrete thing that was made with and for some continuously shifting context.
October 31, 2025 at 3:27 PM
I would generally discuss software "artifacts" as distinct from software "source." In that sense I think it does align with the broader meaning, as a discrete thing that was made with and for some continuously shifting context.
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PS. If you actually feel like my joke hits as too real and want a quick consult on what you can add to your "we should care about culture" part of your talk I've actually done this a couple times for my fellow tech speakers.
October 31, 2025 at 3:12 PM
PS. If you actually feel like my joke hits as too real and want a quick consult on what you can add to your "we should care about culture" part of your talk I've actually done this a couple times for my fellow tech speakers.
"Two classified satellites sharing a designation" is itself an extremely queer sentence. That feels like something I would have read in How You Lose the Time War
October 30, 2025 at 11:57 PM
"Two classified satellites sharing a designation" is itself an extremely queer sentence. That feels like something I would have read in How You Lose the Time War
And a sunset, I hadn't noticed that development before
October 30, 2025 at 1:50 PM
And a sunset, I hadn't noticed that development before
I'm used to oligarchs regarding the rest of us with indifference, or contempt. But the news today has me feeling like it has shifted to malice. Their actual goal is to hurt us
October 30, 2025 at 5:12 AM
I'm used to oligarchs regarding the rest of us with indifference, or contempt. But the news today has me feeling like it has shifted to malice. Their actual goal is to hurt us
Anything to keep inflating the bubble
October 30, 2025 at 4:41 AM
Anything to keep inflating the bubble
god, building this shit must be so easy when you don't give a shit about people's privacy and safety
October 30, 2025 at 3:54 AM
god, building this shit must be so easy when you don't give a shit about people's privacy and safety