It’s not our job to educate you.

Come to Portland, we got Blahaj.

I was just there today, they’ve got em in the checkout lanes too.

Always upset me that the orange trains are BDFM. So fuckin close MTA, just replace the M with a shuttle line… Yeah it’d be pain for those riders but in a pleasureful kind of way!

Spokey dokey

I got an gen 1 Canon Rebel for $75 this summer.

The only downside is that it’s a gen 1 Canon Rebel. Literally my computer monitor has about the same resolution as the thing’s image sensor. And the aperture range is… Well it doesn’t exactly measure up to current generation DSLRs at all.

Earning, putting out energy, working… These are all distinct concepts that we should take care to not confuse.

“Go and live in the woods” (The woods are privately owned and you are escorted out at rifle point after two weeks).

For sure, that was only a few years after their apex. My family’s drive had been retired to a drawer by then but we pulled it out regularly to access the GBs we still had on the disks.

The metaphysical identity problem is a slippery slope of existential dread. It starts with Theseus asking if his ship is the same one after he replaces every one of it’s planks. It accelerates to asking if we would be the same person after being teleported. It ends with us laying awake in bed terrified that this moment is our last because maybe we’re a different consciousness when we wake up.

Or your ISP is out.

Yeah my dad is retired today, but back when he was in college he was a pizza delivery guy for a hot minute… Until his car got t-boned in an intersection. He was OK with minor injuries, but he was delivering pizza during the most violent event of his life!

I saw this sticker on a 90s Ranger the other day and almost spat out my coffee.

The cave thing was 7 years ago. No one’s gonna judge you if you caught on to Elon’s grift late but some of us follow this kind of news habitually and there have been a whole lot of us “smart and special” types for well over a decade.

It really depends on the topic for me. Friend who’s whole world is MTG and can talk about it for days on end? I humor them as long as I can but I am not into deck builders and my mind goes numb. Girlfriend who has enough deep medical knowledge to test right out of a premed program? Incredibly enriching, like listening to a satisfying podcast, sit me in a comfy chair and feed it to my ears. But I always do listen, because I infodump too.

Be the language you want to see in the world.

The tariff situation scored a rare save for my wallet a few months ago. Was seeking a rare edition of a specific bike saddle, found one in Germany for double the original retail price, triple after shipping. And it’s a relatively pricey brand to start.

The seller canceled the order because the unpredictable tariffs made their DHL fees untenable for US shipping.

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Yeah cause he’s an innocent hunk who never murdered anyone

Oh I didn’t mean to refer to hidden variables. I think there’s just a fatal superfluence of available variables. Rather than an inability to know, the problem is an inability to know everything all at once.

The Bell Test is still a cool proof though.

What’s the good reason?