That song was huge in the 80s roller rinks of my youth 🛼

Also the mills of justice are grinding v slow, and v coarse. But they are definitely grinding

At a time where my org is trying to convert PDFs to WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility, Adobe is very bad at helping. (But can you imagine reading a SCOTUS opinion in anything but PDF?)

"...--for the civil and religious liberty with which we are blessed; and the means we have of acquiring and diffusing useful knowledge;..."
Proclamation of Thanksgiving, George Washington, October 1789

I agree - it's like a user of hydropower saying "we need more water" implying "more water upstream of turbines" not "I don't understand the hydrologic cycle." Strawman fallacies are a distraction.

Poison Fruit isn’t a band (yet)

It’s amazing. (And I love that a passing lane spontaneously emerged on marchers’ left)

I hope no one scrutinizes the kerning of your stick figure font (“kerning” and “chad“ are two of the stupidest words I’ve had to learn as a student of the GWB political era)

I sat down at a bar at the top of the 8th wanting both teams to win. And then a Detroiter sat next to me and I wanted 🔱 But by the 14th I had come around, Go 🐯! And then I was crushed in the 15th. Is that a rooting interest, or an interest in rooting?

You’re overlooking the possibility that 10 hut is just 2 huts in binary.

Burying the lede that Brassicae are awesome

You should read Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal, by Christopher Moore. You’re welcome.

A reminder of the risks of bad multi factor authentication is a nice feature in a crypto wallet

They just. Keep. Coming.

I think the reactionary right — with the Electoral College, Senate overrepresentation, and a grab bag of goodies by a friendly court (Rucho, Citizens United etc) — need not fear that their coalition will have a voice.
They like Trump and what he is. There is no air between them.

I know some folks who would unanimously agree.

Is that Phil Burton on the right?

29 USC 2 “The Bureau of Labor Statistics shall also collect, collate, report, and publish at least once each month full and complete statistics of the volume of and changes in employment” … but since when has the law mattered?