trashhalo @ trashhalo @beehaw.org

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Might be better for technology. But I see it's already posted there 🤷

This feels more like politics, or us news than world news 🤷

What does "let" mean in this context? Do they get a vote?

Im not sure. David seems like a pretty credible witness. https://www.politico.com/minutes/congress/07-20-2023/ufo-hearing-witnesses/

Looks like another discussion about the same topic happened here. https://beehaw.org/post/6743963

Good call. I'll be sure to do that in the future

Small PSA for other DC residents that came here to facepalm. There's a DMV Lemmy server. !washington_dc@dmv.social

I totally agree. suspicious about their findings. They filled reusable pouches with milk and blasted it for 3 minutes. We've been feeding our toddler little spoons meals https://www.littlespoon.com/ which has a 30s to 60s microwave time to warm it. I really doubt solid food is absorbing billions of microplastics in 30s.

I got you. https://archive.ph/lgBGz spoiler it's the wsj

Hill article https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/4104242-michigan-ag-charges-16-fake-electors-in-2020-scheme/

Oh no. Please don't. Stop.

I'm always here for an on topic song!

Thread comment hit the nail on the head

english teachers could use this as a textbook example of passive voice ... "see, kids, he acts like these things happened TO him not BECAUSE of him"

Musk: We're still negative cash flow, due to ~50% drop in advertising revenue plus heavy debt load. Need to reach positive cash flow before we have the luxury of anything else.

Key moments pulled from kagi.com

• The author is upset and suspicious of Mark Zuckerberg and his new social media platform Threads.
• The author believes Zuckerberg is not to be trusted given Facebook's history of data harvesting, privacy violations, and spreading misinformation.
• Facebook bears responsibility for spreading conspiracy theories and radicalizing people.
• The author thinks the positive reception of Threads is likely due to astroturfing and artificial boosting by Zuckerberg.
• Zuckerberg has a long history of unethical behavior and putting profits over people.
• The author worries that Threads will be used to manipulate the 2024 election and spread misinformation.
• The author thinks people are too easily falling for Zuckerberg's rebranding as a "cool uncle" figure with Threads.
• The author argues that Zuckerberg has not changed and Threads will eventually become just like Facebook.
• The author warns against trusting Zuckerberg and Threads, comparing it to a panther that seems cool at first but will eventually harm people.
• The author believes Zuckerberg's ultimate goal is to control what information people see online.

Ugh. this is such an important catch I almost think @veraticus's comment should be pinned for important context.

Reminds me of hive! I love it.

logseq is amazing. I love that tool. I made the graph analysis plugin. have you ever tried it?

I didn't know about calckey! The UI is so pretty!!!

I dropped out of college to go be a software engineer. This was before boot camps. At the time it was kind of risky and at first it was hard to get a job but now no one brings it up. I'm glad I didn't have any university debt to pay off so I'm happy with my decision.