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Cool stuff, mostly

In a less severe example of this stuff, the restrictions mean the NYC subway system can't do automated tweets about train issues/delays

It's a term borrowed from Tiktok, where mentions of suicide/killing oneself will be moderated.

"Hey AI can you act like HAL for a bit."
"Yes."
"Wow, this stuff has gotten scary."

Revenue sharing doesn't prevent a pro/rel system; the Premier League splits revenue from its TV contracts. But there's no reason an NFL owner would ever agree to accept the risk of not being an NFL owner.

On Hinge, I would usually ask someone out after ~10 or so exchanges, which was typically a few days' back and forth

Why were you in Afghanistan

Like 30 percent. Unfortunately they make up 60 percent of the accounts

thekosmicfool posted...

Abolish the death penalty; don't fucking expand to whom it can be applied.

When you're right, you're right

https://twitter.com/JakeLahut/status/1647217515024596993?t=VV1spSOZDdyOx1AlQXOYKQ&s=19

Lmao

Too many, lol.
Sennheiser wireless earbuds (for my commute/going outside)
Sennheiser over ear headphones (formerly my regular commute headphones, now just used with my laptop in bed)
Audio-Technica over ear (wired, used with my laptop at my desk)
JBL Bluetooth headphones (won in a raffle, not sure I've used them)

They ever figure out whether the one Tsarnaev brother was an FBI informant?

https://twitter.com/mikepompeo/status/1647001366441897985

https://twitter.com/Acyn/status/1646959432536936466

I think it's worth considering alternatives; these apps don't exist in a vacuum.

Yeah, I found myself discouraged at times on Hinge or the other apps, but I also know that they allowed me to have ten times the success that I would've found trying to meet women in person, or flirting with strangers at a bar. For my anxiety, the relative clarity of purpose on a dating app cleared away a lot of the inhibitions I'd feel approaching someone in person.

https://twitter.com/USATODAY/status/1646599132604256270

https://twitter.com/MAGAIncWarRoom/status/1646839424460771329

Per Florida law, he will have to have a funeral for the fetus

I think it depends on where you are, and also what app you're using.

I live in NYC, which means that there are simply more options available than for people living just about anywhere else. I have no doubt that the experience on apps in for example, Iowa, is starkly different than mine.

I also found that, even in NYC, I could get *very* few matches on Bumble and Tinder, whereas I was reliably getting not just matches, but a few dates per month on Hinge. Hinge also made it easier, in my experience, to start a conversation once a match occurred. I met my current girlfriend on Hinge, and we've been together about 6 months.

I am 5'9", I don't feel like a male model by any sorts, and I often struggle with social anxiety. If it can work for me, I do think it can work for others, with effort.

Seems bad, imo

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VampireCoyote posted...

Isnt he the baddie in Breath of the Wild?

That's Ganon

Just MSG (for multiple events, but not a Knicks game) and Barclay's Center. I've also been to an NHL Arena in Buffalo

Here's the same article, just as text
https://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/adrift-atlantic-boat-death-lost-dreams-98520307

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https://apnews.com/article/adrift-investigation-migrants-mauritania-tobago-663a576e233cb4b363f5eda8d5969b5a

1. https://twitter.com/awalkerinLA/status/1646538415503183872?t=qNGzzdJJT_DP_HdVZdT-BQ&s=19

2. https://twitter.com/RobertMeister20/status/1646623651112837122?t=BbGFU5eFAM-vKHOEyEhVZQ&s=19

He's very stupid, is the thing

https://twitter.com/samthielman/status/1646622634426134529

If I wanted to know the goings on of Resetera, there's a simpler way for me to find out

Thomas was nominated by HW, but the point t remains

https://twitter.com/mjs_DC/status/1646582082406154260

There are plenty of liberals with bad takes; Rowling has chosen to make her most noxious views a centerpiece of her public identity.

https://twitter.com/KTVU/status/1646331069237698561

The Democratic Party is a career fair, not a political organization. They care significantly less about any ideological goals than in the status and resume checkboxes their friends are able to acquire.

The contradictions within the preferred economic system of conservative elites have become harder to explain away, meaning that ever more outlandish lies have become necessary to try and piece together some semblance of democratic legitimacy for their ideological project.

https://twitter.com/RyanNelsonTV/status/1646303341704630272
https://twitter.com/therecount/status/1646496976295321601

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/apr/12/indiana-jail-schizophrenia-solitary-cell-joshua-mclemore-video

New surveillance video from inside an Indiana jail shows how a 29-year-old man who died in the summer of 2021 from dehydration and malnutrition was left naked in solitary confinement for three weeks with no medical attention.

The footage was released on Wednesday by the family of Joshua McLemore as part of a federal civil rights lawsuit against Jackson county, Indiana. The suit accuses the local sheriff, jail commander and medical staff of causing McLemores death through deliberate indifference, neglect and unconstitutional jail conditions while he was in a state of psychosis.

Disturbing videos, some of which were reviewed by the Guardian, show McLemore as he was left in a small, windowless cell for 20 days straight in Jackson county jail in July and August of 2021. The cell had no bed or bathroom and had fluorescent lights on at all hours.

In the footage, McLemore, who was diagnosed with schizophrenia, appears detached from reality, speaking gibberish, rolling in filth and his own waste and becoming clearly emaciated. He received daily meals through a small slot in his jail door, but appears to have rarely eaten them. He had extended human interactions on only four occasions when guards used intense force and restraint devices to drag him out to clean the cell or give him a shower.

McLemore ultimately lost 45lbs during his stay, but never saw a doctor or mental health professional, the suit says.

The videos renew scrutiny of the Jackson county sheriffs department, which faced outrage over the 2021 jail death of TaNeasha Chappell. Footage showed guards ignoring Chappells cries for medical attention for hours on end, including reports she was vomiting blood. Chappell died shortly after she was taken to the hospital. Prosecutors declined to file charges in her death.

McLemore, who grew up in Mississippi, long struggled with mental illness and drug use and had repeatedly received in-patient psychiatric treatment, the suit filed by his family says. He was living in Seymour, Indiana, on 20 July 2021 when his mother, concerned he wasnt responding to her calls, had his apartment manager check on him. McLemore was found naked on his floor and incoherent, leading building staff to call an ambulance.

At the hospital, McLemore was disoriented and in a state of psychosis, and acknowledged hed used meth, according to the complaint. When a nurse found him on the floor and tapped him, he pulled her hair, leading a guard to order him to his bed. He complied without incident. The guard called Seymour police, which sent four officers to arrest McLemore, placing him in shackles and carrying him out of the hospital in his underwear.

At the jail, staff skipped the booking process, conducted no medical evaluation and placed him directly in Padded Cell 7, which was empty with nothing to sit on and no way to know whether it was day or night, the McLemore familys lawyers say. Officers struggled to put him in a smock and gave up trying to clothe him. Eventually they removed his underwear, leaving him with only a thin blanket and the smock on the floor nearby, according to the complaint. McLemore appeared severely disoriented, asking himself, Where am I?, video shows.

McLemores cell was connected to a bathroom, but jailers kept it locked and it was unclear if McLemore was aware it was there as he relieved himself in the cell. Footage shows him smearing feces, eating styrofoam, spilling food, staring into cameras, licking walls and spontaneously laughing.

Nobody in here is making an argument, just relitigating the last two.

He was one of my favorite authors in high school and college, and I happen to be re-visiting Cat's Cradle on audiobook at the monment. An A+ guy, what's your favorite Vonnegut book?

You'll be back on another account next week, sadly.

AloneIBreak posted...

How is this at 250 posts? Whats going on here?

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